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Board of Tra

can be obtained on the

subject. If, on the other

hand, he should appear

Jon

will sessions with

that evidence receive & weigh such defensive

allegations and proofs

as he

may offer. If the

you

habir

result of the whole enquiry should be to Fatesfy him that M. Hueline is an Stual drunkard, you wile immediately suspend tim from his Office until Ams pleasure can be knoww You will take the same course, even the the habit

should not be proved,

if adequate proof should

be

on any

e given, that occasion, the Judge has been day disgraced his person and office by publicly exhibiting hinisely,

in a state of evident intoxication. Pout of,

the other hand the

result of the enquiry should be to exculpate: M. Hulme from all such imputations, you will of course make that acknowledgment. in the most ample

and respectful Terms. In either case you

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