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done any thinS with Noi gan, 1t Taa their own g..
iness. The people were afraid Of them, ano d..
no, act openly. - has no doubt but Moro
has been murdered; Gays, that he never s,w M ",a


so beside himself; that he ha, no, = p,uis,.
Of reason that al frat he was in favor Of ip,.,,r,
ting, and was appointed one Of The commi,tee e.
when he found - were implicated he ,u,n,,
directly round, and is now warm in their Ia,o,
These are some Of the circumstances which ,,rn.
conviction on every member Of The committee.


The state OF society is shocking. The ma,o,,
there seem 10 be determined 10 frigh,en the p,onl.
into silence. -, ii is said, has gone as dsl,pr,
from their chapter TO the grand chapter ol the ,,,
and -, 10 Washington. Davis says he will na
return soon. Very Respectfully,


T-C
Mr.. -, Albany.


LETTERIv.


Rochester. January soih, 1897.
Dear Sir--I arrived from Lewiston las, S,turd,,
evening. We had an interesting meeting. and al
ourselves amply compensated for all our trouble N.
expense. The delegates assembled, were C,u
Dsyis Holden and Fitch, from Ba,avis; Hem,a
Chaplin, j. Buel, and Benjamin, from Bloom6n
Thad. Lacey, and John Garbat, from Wheaand md
Chill Esquire Raw don, jerks, and Wheeler fran
Victor Judge Devoe, and Bates Cook, from Lew
iston and Niagara Falls, and Samuel Wcks and nv,
self, from this place. w eed mol going, being thrsa.
sned J-fornine q body Of able bodied mel of n,
enteen in number. There never wasa happier MN
than Cook was the day that We arrived; he n,std
our presence and cooperstion. The fraternity in md
about l.. wi:ton were in q terrible stew al our sn,,
and threatened wonderfully. We paid no a,tsnlionn
them the hrslnight Early in The moi ming all start
! ed in body for Fsr George. We engaged room
at public house, and Cook informed DR. .....
-..L
half an hour he came, and told Us ., full length lie
whole story pretty much as Cook bad informed VI
only that his sls,emen, more full and particular
He communicated rather more 10 Us than We anti
cipa,ed. He corrected one point, viz: that .usr
gan's request for bible was Not granted, tWh
uas despatchtd forthmith His informst ,a
....... OF ,ha, place, q brother Of ...... d
BufTslo The doctor does not think him impics,t.
but thinks he had his Information iTom nj $500
His statement was all Put down in writing in he
form Of an affidavit, which he stands ready 10 ,ign
at any lime when il shsll be needed. He also inform.
ed US, that he had short time afterwards relation
OF the same facts from another mason oil The nam.
OF L . who bad il from q MIR. c Of BuHa.
10, who was an actor in the scene Of the ngh a The
l4th-he is since dead. Alter leaving Fort CeoRs
we crossed over 10 Fort niagara, and Col i
weu being sick, we en- poyed the taseTn-kesper IN
der the hill to sssat in examining the magszir,
that being the only paIt Of the tort hs, We though
worth examining and we found appear ances tt.t
that .alis6ed U.s. tha, Morgan mus, have been hsr.
and probably was there executed. This part Of ID,
folt never had been examined before.


| We had several Witnesses before W., who in lhsi
testimony eorroborsed the principal facts Of. ...,i
relation.


would write more al kng,h, but have no, tint
before the mail closss only to say, ths, the detss
,on thought proper to appoint committee 10 DIAL
an secoun, Of the transactions west Of hers, and
pelnion the Governor 10 offer larger reward h
the disclosure Of ihs fate Of Morgan. We und,t
stand, since osr return, that - and --, hal,
left the country bag and baggage.


In haste, respectfully yours, SC.


F. F. B.,
MIR. -. Albany.