sag,
that the Evidence was
obviously and wholly insufficient
to bear out the charge of
having disgraced his person &
Office by publicly exhibiting
himself in a state
of Wident.
intoxication, which I considered
مة
rendering his inspension
recessary.
I am bound to
disclaim in the most sm =
= phatic manner the constinction.
which Sie John Davis puts
whon my
directions in order
to jurify this act of clitiary
sempersion, which perseeded upon hower bed yet it was 313
charge alone, had the fudge i
Insponded.
For to the second charge
against him
that of similar
conduct at a private party at
Gen. Alquiler's- altogether
failed in proof, and he was
acquitted upon it by a majority
of live to one, mithing of
Course the sole
of
the for.
shich, in justice, cannot be
counted. But I
am
constrained
to remark in addition, that I