2.
me
Attorney
officially by the
General in
a
letter which is transmitted
lo
you from him by
this Mail. There
reasons
already
lo
you
are
Known
which would
have deterred me
any
from
discussion with Mr.
Austey had not that
gentleman forced
upon
me.
оже
Oh my assuring office the Governor directed
me to peruse the papers.
connected with the case of Alum in order that all the
necessary facts should
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be laid before you. the course of such perusal
it became patent to me that many
of
the
Mtatement's officially m
made
by the Attorney General to
the Government were so
utterly contrary to what
had
r
occurred or were
really occur so devoid of foundation.
that in the case
other
of any
man I must have believed them to be wilful
misrepresentations but not considering Mranstey. to be at Mines perfectly
save I conceived them
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