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cannot but think may be depended upon, but from | cannot but think may be depended upon, but from | ||
whom I am not at liberty to mention at this time, that | whom I am not at liberty to mention at this time, that | ||
| − | a [unreadable] has been made by [ | + | a [unreadable] has been made by Judge [?] Cook to the Gov. |
charging me with, [unreadable] of integrity with [inserted] corruption & negligence | charging me with, [unreadable] of integrity with [inserted] corruption & negligence | ||
in my official conduct as District Attorney, as well as on | in my official conduct as District Attorney, as well as on | ||
| − | the bench & of making | + | the bench & of making [unreadable] of my [unreadable] official character |
| − | to | + | to the injury & defamation not only of the administration |
of this state, but also of the United States - & that this | of this state, but also of the United States - & that this | ||
| − | has been | + | has been [2 unreadable words] that if he could but be made satisfied |
| − | of the truth of .... he | + | of the truth of .... he should feel it his duty |
to lend his aid to my immediate removal - As I know | to lend his aid to my immediate removal - As I know | ||
| − | that every | + | that every [unreadable] of this kind is an infamous |
| − | falsehood fabricated by a man who will never | + | falsehood fabricated by a man who will never omit |
| − | to know the extent of | + | to stoop to any means to obtain his end. I should wish |
| − | + | to know the extent of such false charges, that I might at | |
| + | [unreadable] expose his vilany - I have thought I might trouble | ||
you with this letter & request the favour if you [unreadable] | you with this letter & request the favour if you [unreadable] | ||
| − | + | [unreadable] a convenient opportunity to endeavor to asser- | |
| − | tain the | + | tain the extent & probable effects that his Slander has |
| − | had, or may have? | + | had, or may have? what his charges or [unreadable] |
| − | are? & whether there is any other evidence | + | are? & whether there is any other evidence [unreadable] |
| − | his | + | his [unreadable] declarations? & if any what? As in respect [?] |
the State appointments I | the State appointments I | ||
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My Dear Sir [unreadable] Oct 3. 1811 Having been informed from a source that I cannot but think may be depended upon, but from whom I am not at liberty to mention at this time, that a [unreadable] has been made by Judge [?] Cook to the Gov. charging me with, [unreadable] of integrity with [inserted] corruption & negligence in my official conduct as District Attorney, as well as on the bench & of making [unreadable] of my [unreadable] official character to the injury & defamation not only of the administration of this state, but also of the United States - & that this has been [2 unreadable words] that if he could but be made satisfied of the truth of .... he should feel it his duty to lend his aid to my immediate removal - As I know that every [unreadable] of this kind is an infamous falsehood fabricated by a man who will never omit to stoop to any means to obtain his end. I should wish to know the extent of such false charges, that I might at [unreadable] expose his vilany - I have thought I might trouble you with this letter & request the favour if you [unreadable] [unreadable] a convenient opportunity to endeavor to asser- tain the extent & probable effects that his Slander has had, or may have? what his charges or [unreadable] are? & whether there is any other evidence [unreadable] his [unreadable] declarations? & if any what? As in respect [?] the State appointments I