degree, he
removed to
Dong Trong about
a month ago. I am not conscious that any official position gives the
advantages pointed out, excepting, that to the stranger it is a
It is a quarrelsome act that I am a
duly qualified and registered medical practitioner, which the person complaining is not.
As to the insinuation against my official integrity, I deny it most emphatically, and although
the charge is
a grave one, I feel
perfectly content to leave it in the
hands of the Government.
I do not on any terms
I may state. I am
on friendly terms
with all Medical
brethren practising here (R. Young, Lochhead, Gerlach and Clouth)
who, I am certain would repudiate
the sentiments contained in your
letter
Signed) W. S. Adams
Health Officer
4th February 1877.