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I was unwilling to allow M. Murrow
to
suppose for
a moment that I
gave
the sanction even
to an so
made.
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silence
accusation eo maliciously
3. I subsequently resolved to send the charge officially to M. Ball, and I transmit that Gentleman's
official refutation of it
4. Sting informed that the practice complained of by Mr.
followed also by
Murrow was
the
which
Chief Justice (a fact of Mr Monrow could hardly have been ignorant) and Snowing well that
Mr. Murrow Nad reasons
for
passing by Mr. Adams and
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3.
5.
attacking Mr. Ball only, I called
on the chief dustice
for a statement,
which I also enclose herewith,
and which I think
your
Grace
will declare conclusive.
6.
But I went beyoud this:
I requested the
Attorney
Several
against
of
it
to bring the imputations
the Bar to the notice
members, with what result your Grace will perceive from
the
- enclosed, wherein the imputation
th
there
gentlemen is pronounced
"outragions."_
7. After this brief statement
and a
of
special consideration enclosures referred to, I believe I
the