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such
clearest
to disprove, in
the
the inftest possible manner,
impylations པའི་དོན་ རིན་ པར་ཉམས་ཉིད་ད་ཡོན པ
of which he had
been made the subject. And
Md. Antone minst consequently
be informed, that; in restring
him to his Office, I feel bound
" at the same time, to declare,
that! consider his character
For sobriety to remain
sholly
aninjured, after the close
trial to which it has been
subjected. And I entertain
no doubt that the same
will be the opinion of
320- The com:
:=munity in which he exercises
functions of so much importance.
Greatly regret that he should
have been subjected to the pain
of such
an
Engeing; and, in
justice to ongself, who have
been thus wawillingly the cause
of his suffering,
I am auxions
that he should be satisfied
that the proceeding
was not
hunecessarily institutid. For
this propose
I must direct