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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-09
AAutle PIaIn TAX.

tn, Naehea (ass.i Courier of recent date has Wig
orols leader on tue ueg government iromlwheh we eA
tract as follows.
w, saw again that the people are sovere,g". in oar
,, thcy have not been allowed to gatiiy the seces
,p ordinance. Their Legislature has not ordered the
o. their ru.ers. The Constitution made for
fs.u has not vet received their assent aud we believe
tJ,tro roiet the South may acqgesce in Is more dan
ror % hyr r2a o. SD interests than the allowing her
p cia,s 10 assume the irresponsible control OF her
Government
L. NAV bee that the suppression OF such senn"ens l.
-.l,;.u+ Il NAY appear 10 some. We never, ho"
vr belonged 10 the number OF those who weigh WORDS
:, ,,.r.d en.y's scale We try 20 be right
Thank od the record cf cur thoughts and words tor
Green wears bays cannot be CELEBRATED even friends
pomentsry forget IT, %, foes sy TO conceal IT, 1t stands
aud humbe as t may De {. WI Og've oooquy, detrae
ton, or miserable spite.
Soe there are who either will not or cannot perceive
de distinction te,seeu the acceptance OF IN accom- phsheG
,lng and the 22oaton Of the mode, the m1nuer, ana
me instrument of IL accomplishment Hence they set
down one who viii praise these si, a. refusing 70
ct the r-t For ourselves, We accept The TeVoN oi
va acouiescs IN its result; support the Southern Con
aeracv but the this very account we are JUS
tilted 10 our jsapprOya Of the haste with which II was
thought about the motives Of its orignai0rs and the
snron tmeut 10 control u Of meA who preepi.ated 1t
W. shall neither surrender the peoples rights, nor IN
Sulss .u any special admiration for Jef DAVIS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-09

The Nashville J-ai0r rem9ds Of the fact that the
r-nc,l c ,f of the CaGc,ay Nl'o1 AS recently con-
yeed toe local legislature e0uac for the purpose Of
o,uliaq a. to the action b. taken in view Of the
secession OF the Southern States. TIE message Of the
Chief il an able strongly prepared document, in sheh
he rvsss a great clear05ss and force the grievances
of the south aud the history OF the slavery agitation in
che Northern States and declares the position Ct the
~5ors Nation 20 be thsJ Of sovereign aud indepen-
sen, STATE aud uot Of Territorg Of the United safes,
b the r.gh. TO make treaties aud do AL eter sets snd
things phica sovereign State may 60 He sse'-s'.
ts tie synpa,hss ard feelings VI The CoocaNs ore
With the South, having been born ard ngrlared on its
soil ard having institutions in Sith t Soata-
ea States he deprecates the division Of The tnoo,
ld hollis is example up warning 70 hs eoun'rymen
never let ntsu and dscord enter into their inter-
rla aud domestic policy. Re recommends that Commis'
ssaers be sen, TO Washington et7 TO look AFT the
ssueyed interest Of the natoo aud 70 take counsel aud
svea from the President Of the United States sc slso
recommends that general council Of the ChickasaWs,
Cberokees Creeks Seinoles, and Cboctaws be held at
some central point for tue purpose a adopting some line
Of policy, necessary 70 their seeErty.'
The General Council Of the ChOctaw Nation responded
20 the ssfments OF their Chief BY passing the following
rsOluhong. 70 u easy 70 see from 'aese 'esoHs's On
,,h;eh siSe IL ChoetaWs viii range themselves;
RESOLUTIONS,
Expressing the feesag- aud sentiments OF the General
Council Of tbe Choc;aE Nation IN reference % me pc
L.sl disagreement existing "a cen the Northern Hho
Southern 5tgtss Of the American ciOl. -
e.5lvsl by tks Gsuerai COsHcit Of As Chossl0 y a.
ton as.ea5lsL fdat Tew sikh deep regret and gre
so ci.ude the present unhappy political disagreement
tws.a e Northern and Southern states q The A@er
"a. Uaion tending 70 4 permanent dissolution oil the
Jyernmenl and the disturbance Of the various Import
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-09

Tie New Orleans Psds,o,s of Monday, 9th u'L, has
An article under the caption Of The Sober Second
Thorsht" which concludes as follows
Elm view Of the recent aud daily occurring manesta-
aons Of public opinion at the North it would be useless
aud absurd Zoe Black Republican writers 10 assert now,
As they dii some tae ago that Lincoln viii never con
sent 20 administer tue Government upon any other prn-
ciplss than those announced In tLe Chicago Platform
tn la De-, gone for.b Parties and platforms must give
way shu they e1daueer the safety Of the country The
Deope OF the North. misguided fora ume cannot no"
ic made 10 believe ths ,-y must give TO party the allie
gi.nce which IS due alone 10 sO~utry We said some
tue ago shat ts i,n, being fairly prs-aned TO the pee
Die OF t. Nor.l aud toe se.shuess Of Black l;'pubi-
clnm being made manifest they would lot prefer party
2, ,out-y. that they would teas down the platform
basd in iai l,,ice, aaI cousign is constructors aud
prom.le4, supporters TO long aud d7elry exile from
public favor and public station. The signs point unn's
,alably 70 such result and are among the most graf
fyiac, as tbey.are conclusive, OF the many mdca
,ioas Of the good time coming"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-09

sEREYADE TO MR. CRITTEA DEN-HE URGES HIS
ERIENns 10 ST .Nn nI Tie I-NIlN

WAsaIScroy, March M CEi;tsDden WAS s.reaaded
tonight By the cit lens Of Washington. ~ mmen.'
crowd OF people IN attendance who mos. enlhas:
asst ally tF2oried to Bis gte:.Gc53 Of fTVent unor
sentiments.
lie expressed hs confidence 70 tue intelligence Of tnC
people who now alone can settle tie distrSCting ques
tons These troubles were fomented and kept Give oy
petty cross road politicIna for selfish purposes Pre-
serve the Union aud the Union VIII preserve US. IT,.
Roman veteran wls permitted to retire at the end Of
thirty years. On. he la h;en N public service for FORT
years He .pectel lis fsnda 10 uphold I've COnstitu
ton AID the Union, which have conferred paOoIndec
blessings upon us all.
Gen. Scott Senator Johnson aBi otders were alter
wards serenaded aud orttoricay responded to tie con-
Dl!ment.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-09
RrpCBMolg SENATORIAL CAUCUS.

y
The republican Senators caGcus-i this morning agree
,b'v 70 adjournment Senator FesSsnden chairman OF
tie committee appointed yesterday to eonstr-et Tie
sadnr committees reported them on the part OF the
republicans The cheirmen Of the important committees
ne es follows sumner, Foreign Affairs; Fessenden,
Fiasrce C5'smer, Post Office; King aulery AualIs
Rac, Navy; TruilSel Judiciary Doohtte, Territories
Chandler Commerce; Sbhor- Patents; Clark, claims
Wilkinson, Indian Affairs; Anthoby. Printing.
Mr. Sumner and NJ Seward were the only republican
msbsrs Of ;Se Piaeuce Committee Of thelast Congress
TIE latter going ihte the Cabinet leaves Mr. Sumner
tie only member Of the Senate eatied TO It under tne
rules Of courtesy usually practiced he probably one
of he most accomplished ingulss in the Unltes states
and his recent relations with the foreign ministers are OF
the highest social order.
W resseuden, who is considered the ablest deoater
in tbe senate by accepting the Craftsmanship OF Finance
becomes the recognized leader of the Senate, the place
inst accounted bv Mr. Hunter, of Virginia.
Mr.. King steps ato Jefferson 1Ayis shoes and Hale
takes MallOry's place.
Tie Committees will be filed the part OF the Samo-
er and proSAb,y submitted to the Senate for election
tomorrow.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-09

on.s,. Win the opportuue, Afforded ne On let OF
steam chose to charsc- speeches but that had
LIT OF Ia the Streets &C. 30 understand
that tuch Wholly Without foun
dalton factand thst had addressed people IN THIS city IN
IN hey sought at lodgins and called for nc IN
manner which could 4 decline obeyng From your remarks
by note and the report OF The same 10 the
and that yen did not saw then understood
saw that had sought opportunities" kc was led 70 s'y that
the made understood ~ was Without ioun
d,on 10 fact IL Just for me to Id that did not design
to mpus you fals,hood vi Misrepresentation but simply
the truth q statement Understood AZ the
time My remark, hAtI hold self responsible Tor what say
elsewhere intended to declare my purpose 70 vnd
personal and rights Whenever phereve
however by whomsover a and was not intended TO be
of. nsye 10 yourself CT TO any other person.
Your obedent servant JOHN dOoDR, JR
Maj / A Early joins GooDR, ia.
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mo. ~
AMERICAN HorEL, No. IS,


er your remarks in the Convention to-day in which you un
what supposed to be position here
oigre ard lie position whca had taken in the remarks had
ors letters you syed county indicating change
ia The sent aens Of my obtained the aoor
the OG wing remarks which repeat almost re'dd
-
!he gentleman Bedford whose inpaGence Is great
stsA up high that Le been content
the opportunities afJrded him this floor TO Lei co. but
let OF Of In the streets,
thought proper step my constituents and myself
f0ms this Convention and the country that be has received
nv home showing change in the sentiments Of
M constituents ant that they very impatient at the delay
which have fAvofng COW presume the gentleman has
undertaken give this information the Convention and the
airy unless he wdug give up h authority for the state
ment and call Ip hG for It."
Yog tits point II wished then, which
replied that id In eXc=d manner proceeded 20
remarks hA5 made aud Gaif,
rscoeet the gentleman from Frakn that have
sought opportunities TO lei of steam In the reefs he makes
which utterly without oan9son,' (which hiss
foundation In fact do not recoect exactly the precise
preston but this the substance. You coupled your remerks
he declaration that you h1 yourself responsible TO for
had said ether the eseEhere This renders
Necessary for enquire you whether, In what did
say you sE eonvey the idea that hsd stated school
been susy isrs resentson also enquire you intended
expression that you yeself responsible TO the
III or or elsewhere in offensive ssnel
Your obedlent servant
] A. EARLY
r VIII be LANDED 20 you BY friend. 7hOma Ans, ceaae,
Eq.f J. A. kAALY.
JoHs GoooE, ia, Fac.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-09

The RESIGNATION or LIEUT.. Col, LAY.-The del;cacy
and OF propriety of this distinguished gonemal
Scott have led him to tender his resignation in avoid
ance of different dilemma. Col. Lay was aid TO Gen
VIM. o. Butler, and was by his side when wounded in
the streets of Monterey. lie joined the army Of Scott
and filled the position Of military secretary assimlated
to the grade OF Mor of cavalry, and was present the
engagements from Vera Cruz to the capital The fears
expressed Of betrayal of profess onal confidence on
the part of Col Lay idle, and absurd. Col Lay is
on short visit TO the city and understand is stop
ping at the military quarters of Gen. Scott-N Y. Her
MI
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Our FHpOrts.

lis a singular and gratifying fact that amidst all our
internal troubles trade with foreign countries con
tuues to be Of advantageous aud profitable character
With the lowest tariff we had for many years our ex'
ports greatly exceed in value imports and there has
been SO large and steady influx of the precious
metals from Europe into New York. that the banks OF
tina. city now contain nearly SIS 600 600 in specie The
following the comparative custom house tables OF the
trade of New York last week and since January /;
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-09
scUpg PERSONS RuRyT TO DEATH.

NEW YORK, March IA two,story tenement 10 west
Foreth burnt this morning. and man named
Henry Woodsmith his wife and two sons and three
daughters, we're burnt to death Mrs Oakley, her son
and man named Luce were also badly burnt. An in-
guest is being held The fremen INDUCED in fight after
The fire.
Reeds gin distiery Was also burnt this morning and
Mr. Reed and two were badly bufnt on he lace and
haah
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-09
EXTRA SESSION.

WASHINGTON, March In Republican circles the idea
gains ground that extra session OF congress VIII DC
needed on account of an anticipated deficiency In the
revenues from customs well as from the failure OF Con-
greGs Of the late session to legsae concerning the en-
forcement Of the laws in the seeded States.
! hear that g. W. McLeand, of Boston, has been ap-
pointed Second Assistant Postmaster General
1t is understood tia. Col Cooper, AdutantHenerai OF
the army, resigned to-day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-09
SENTENCE OF DEATH COMMITTED.

TRENTON, N. j. March THE sentence OF Lewis
Waldenberger, to be hung yesterday has been commu
ted TO imprisonment for life He will be padoned II Tie
trial of his wife, under the indictment for the muir
der shall result in her conviction
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-09

CLxsxsafgs AT Observation-Disclosures '. smith, OF
Inltna, has beer appointed to vacant touT'h-eiasS
S 500 per annum) cerSship 10 the Interior department
A W Fletcher, of Washington Gig. 20 thlrd-elaSs
DEPARTMENT. H. O. Mclaughlin, (salary 81 600 per an
nun, clerk in he Safe Department, has been remo''
e. aad John A Jones' Of Illinois appointed in biz place
Edward NJ -ldtal o; Va, secondclass clerk isl 400
per annum) ia the Eneau OF Ordnance aud Hydrogra-
phy, Navy Department, hss Iosigned,-StGr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-09
RHODE ISLAND POLITICS.

Providence i. ] March 6.-The Constitutional Union
aud Democratic Convention to-day nominated William
Sprague for Governor and the rest of the State
officers. The Democrats also nominated Geo. II. Browne
for Congress In the Western district.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-09

Thus it viii be seen that the imports since the fist OF
Jsanary are Us $50 less than durg the same period
llt yeaf aid BE exports exceed by IS those Of
1850
While business in our country has ossSme derarged'
the disposition avoid the consumption Of unneesssafS
articles has also been severe check upon imVocaio,s
aad Ce same causes which have made cur own manu-
fc.grers aud , ca2us comparatively idle, have greatly
diminished the sale Of lo.&El goods, rotvi;hstmdng
our unusually heavy eSpor stiOns OF pro--ce.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-09

FEMALE HERoISM. We CLEAN the following account
OF finale herosm from the Wetherlord Texas News
The party of Indians who passed through Jack Par
ker and Palo Plato caqntes st weck marking their way
with desoaon and striking terror to the stoaest hearts
drew up in front of the esiieuce Of Mr. Eubanks in
Palo Pinto county, and hold! parley, aud No
doubt forming plan to attack the house There wa
not a man on the premises at the time Mrs. Eubauk.
and her daughter, and several little children were alone
The yard enclosed with pckets about feet high
Miss Mary Eubanks, the daughter with unequaled pre-
of mind for young, seized a shotgun, put
her brothers hat and placed bench near the picket
ing so as to peep without exposing her body and
then deliberately fred tie party which stratagem and
heroic conduct DOUBTLESS saved her oSn he AMI the
lives of her mother and little brothers and sisters as
the cowardly scamps Immediately fed, doubt belev
ing the house delended by body of armed men.
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no CORREsPONDENTS

E Lssss s-ss@J Hss!Ss G1Grssss % q az
w..
i-ss ,orss bosA sides 81 As psPsr ga! a5i %
a. PATS rule q ioag slnathg, oal g % Sf 20
t1l - departed rom Oot'aify HoaAetsssees0
= tigafl.nss are ds1rctffo az GtrertictfnSsis.
80 0aaao: tsriss 20 r5.sra T0e$sa c0'sHss'oa".
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NO II

k1cHlNGk H0TEL, Nh March, lYol.
sR Your OF yesterday handle late hour In
n afternoon, by FRI nd Thomas James Deane and take
u G earliest op 1ortunfy allowed me- 10 reply.
In the remarks suouts by TO the Convention yester
understood yoa ray In substance that hsd not been
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-09
MEN.

On Thursday morning at half past IL o'clock SARAH v wife
John g. Hooker daughter OF M. Bal In the 23'h year Of he
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-09
PRESIDENT LINCoLN's EXPLANATION OF his IN

WAsHIxgroy, March President Lincoln said this
evening to a Southern gentleman who called upon him
to knoT how his inaug Iral to be understood, that 1t
meant peace.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-09
LATER FROM EUROPE.
MEETING OF THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT-THE
EMANCIPATION OF THE RUSSIAN SERFS-N0
THINGS OF THE STEAMER AUSTRALIAN.

NEw YORK, March 7th.-The steamer Bremen, from
Southampton, the goth ult, arrived here tonight.
The steamer Una arrived out on the lN;h
|; has been decided thg tie ses4er Great Et.tern
will sail for Norfolk Va, where She ill load with Gotten,
4 cargo of which has been promised for her.
The steamer Australian sailed the l6.h ult., but
ro;hng has been heard Of her since.
The ship Gaeland arrived at Gravesend on the 18th
from Baltimore.
motion in the House of Commons, on the 10th ult.,
for equality in assessing and evyng the income tax,
was carried by a majority sgiinst the government.
The Italian Parliament was opened by Victor Emman-
ue in person on the ! til Of February.
The proclamation Tor the e. incplon OF the sers Of
Russia Would be ssued on the b.
COMMERCIAL hTELLIGENcE
Liverpool, February 20,h.-Cntton-Sale5 Of Monday
and Tuesday 800 bales including 900 bales spec.
ulstors and for export. Aessrs Hewitt 4 Co. say the
market closed very dull but prices rot lover than on
Saturday. Eev Orleans mdd!iDg H.. Uoands, de-,
; Sd.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-09
MISSOURI SrATE CONVENTION.

Sr LoCIs, March 6-Am0Bg the resolutions offered
to the cogeniio th,s morning aud referred to tie
mittee federal relations ona moving that con.
venon be called OF all the Southern States which have
not seeded meet at Nashville Tenn, the Is OF
April Another providing Tor src,. amsnGme t. to rhe
institution as shall to all the States equal rights
In the Union Another, declaring that no reason eI sted
why Missouri should secedo that il would be highly H.
furious to do 20. Another, declaring that the S,a Is
having once bound them elves together could not di
sever their connection at pleasure Another, that Mis-
souri, should adopt policy according to her true inter-
a3 and invite an effort to maintain the Union pc ,cefuly
End unbfoksn
Col. Douiphan offered resolution declaring that any
attempt coercion by the federal goyernmen. would
inevitably result IN civil and military despotsm.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-09
FHOi THs
NEW ORLEANS TRUE DELTA


NEW ORLEANS TRUE DELTA.
"There be Ter hin gray HAIR that
the celebrated HkyfE&ETs ISNrABK HAIR RESTORATIVE be
had"
CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER.
"Wh0n people project hr Hair from tue as.s OF
when they uurlste IN glossy black locks advanced
period % their lives when white aud Hair be turned
besuubl.ck suhurn: when Hair &C.
bald heads wheo all his be done, do
tell what viii DO t. UHrMSTREETS HAIR RESTOR alive viii
do IT, This Fair Rrsraye s. beyond peadveuare, the best
thing Of the Kind invented The facts Ia possession
regard to this wonderful preparation unqu4hedy
recommending it,"
ST. LOT ~ REPUBLICAN.
"Msny Of first M, IN 81, Loud. ard speaking in closing
terms Of this tce"
SAJhO CITY GAZETTE.
T incOpsrsby excel mt preparation Tor the Restoration Of
Gray Hair 10 Its original color, preserve Hair from falling ou
and u badness sale at H1mphreT Browns Ia this
city. the evidence that this Restorative hnmbug
sye Testimonials 70 that effect may be found Ia almost ever
per in the country"
SOUTH WESTERN B3pTIST.
Leave Eyes alone and only rtfJis Restorative Ire
Helnstreets Iuimitsble Z"
Bold every where Price SOC. ard 81 per bottle
". =. HAGAN Co, Proprletors, Troy, Y.
PHBsR sHEPFAED, Agents. fk-ttW3n
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R DEDICATION.-The Broad Street
Hs5 Methodist Church. Rev A. Duncan, past y VIII De
drdcat-d Sunday the 10th Inst Dr. d. Dlggett W deliver
the deleAOfy sron II o'clock Rev. Cranberry, AZ
z IL and Rev. J. 4 Edwards, at ~, r. NJ ,
collection will he taken up SERVICE to aid In payment
OF the church.
hoped OF the church will come prepared TO give
literally. nLs- II
II mig Lac. DAVENPORT
= mls-S, Lac. D. DAVENPORT,
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pIrWAy,s REGULATING Pills

the Prie'hood Of South Amers accomplish
Ing ohs and Liver Com
plant propy. and all Of the w. the
kidneys bladder VII ch the pople der mir
acuous In this ella and this sy nyAu he
correcyes OF the Cosyea's Indheon, Liver Com
plant, and all disorders arising from Of the srerye
organs and unequal irregular circulation, cured b. their
ageny They master and sgbdue the proSmae causes Of sick
ness re.hn is In every and res,abhnsa con-
dion Of health In each
RADwAYs echo Il home approx
al Of Is ortuons remedy back from the
whole Of ,pansh America. There. h're Il Is pronouncrf
positive oberan o. Ser fua, syphilis Pye Sores fore Eyes,
Bronchitis chroIc Rhsumat Hereditary flesh diseass all
and the powerful OF ali institution al onc RDSAr
RgxsDiR separately combined equs 90 ubugAon Of
al maadie. mbattsd by medical science.
PURE SKlN-CLEAR COMPLEXION.
Rich healthy blood all who take RAILWAYS
RgSOvATING RESOLyENT
II truly astonishing how rapidly patients covered with Sores
skin kruptop healed by railways RfN0yATNG
REsoLvENT 81 Vtus Dance KIngs Evil seuryy sAu Rkeun
Blkers Itch Pusules letters &C. will yield BEETLES
OF this cleansing cooling healing and purifying medicine DE-
Railways Remedies sold by Druggists and Merchant; every
where.
Railways Remedies 1ge ged ~ l,r.sgs.s everywhere.
RADWAY co,
% John Street New York.
PURCELL, LADD CO., and JOHN T. GRAY, general whole
agents for the State OF Virginia. who will supply the ade
the prices charged by Railway Co. Ia New YORK city
E.kn lin
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PERSONAL ExPLANAT..E.

Mr.. EARLY, of Franklin arose and said: Mr.. Presi-
dent ~ personal explanation. am sorry that
the gentleman iEoU Bedford, Mr.. GooDE is detained
from his seat By ndisposon but NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., in
certain quarties in regard to what occurred between
that gentleman and myself day before yesterday, the 9th
inSt hs aoor render it necessary that eorrespon-
dence which has taken place between should be read
here. take occasion 10 say that it is read with his
lrnHladra and assent.
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mo. I'LL


Your Of this morning handed TO me BY your friend
Mr Burks Immediately amer the adjournment OF tte oon
venon to-day and In reply thereto will that
you dscam intebon part to impnte 70 me
yesterday and also TO dsesm any purpose OF oeng
sonsy offensive TO me In the expression you used IS
intend tn be personally ofensive to you IN me rmaf
which led response sole purpose beng 70 nu
cat nv sense precptancy which thought we're
disposed at In abstraction to the disposition TO delay
which You imputed u me-
think add that there nothing In our previous inter
course TO produce the impression that had different purpose
panied perceive the evident under
which you sbored a. the time sorry to hear q Inc huPo
siion under which you labor.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,