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tce 10 all, therefore do not like to have f,,sa,-
circulated at the expense of any man. anil lsl'' l'
you will use your exertions to contradict ta "VF
culating reports as far as they are untrue N 4 't
if it was necessary to mention what testmonn NV "
committee had received, why did they not na!, w
such as was not hearsayp For they are in my
sion Ito my knowledge) Of unequivocal test;mss
which will eventually make every man Of tbe n",
tremble to the foundation. os'9


am, sir, your most ob't humble servant


WILLIAM TERRY


P. S.--Sir: Since writing the above, Ihavoh.
informed that DR.. Backus of Rochester il ,b y
thor of all the circulating mischief. canno. ~ aa
ceive how the Doctor could be so mistaken II 'sa @
relation gave him. and hereby feel myself cs., u,
upon to say that he has stated that which, i wbo
at variance with truth. 'H


! cannot help but acknowledge the lust fee,;,,.
Of the friends Of Mr.. Chaplin, and for the con."js
tion Of the more feeble part of his relatives 4
most publicly declare that never had the Is,'s ~
suspicion that Mr.. Chapin was in any manner vb,.
ever concerned in the affair of Morgan, and nay
er made any statement from which any man n 4.
ordinary senses could have possibly taken sny sas
conception.


AS to tine stigma which Mr.. G. Chap;n ha, ;,
deavored to throw upon my character, shall e.
the present pass unnoticed. Perhaps his feeI;n,.
were wounded in manner that ought TO ;ns;fa
his conduct, and have only TO say, thai 'l tba..
who know me are best able to Judge how fr h,
statements are correct-and, for the lnformafn,
of those who do not know me, shall ONLY s,s
that even Mr.. Chaplin himself may discover tf,tiI
am not altogether SO destitute of rcsponsiblity :,
he has insnaated. w i