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themselves would now consen, - "a,
immense advantages, in the ,b,s ~
all Just claims, might be .,esSiIr W,
compromise is expected from m 'as
delegation and the goyernmen, f
justice arbitrarily, which il Vol ere
give willingly, and to the salif,et;s


The report, as you will see lrnm.n
companied by the memorial, ,nd
respective parties, which you NM, N
minoos Indeed the subj sct is a, Lx
Of no ordinary interest. Its imoo,,.
and social point Of view, arising ss
Of humanity, very far transcend. ~ ~
few millions OF dollars. which 49,.
who has examined the subject. m,..
the complainants. 1t is from nj.
the President has made tn, separ,,;.s
ant parties the first question lie, m. Z
place and there is little doub, bu, % ,Aa. l
done them in their Pecuniary dem,M ~ - y


The writer OF this feels no sinai, :
the Executive Government have, ~
hearing. lie never feared the des;.;.l
tial tribunal which would take p,i,. =
subject.


When the report and docum,,,, :,
| will send them 10 you for the ipio,,'.
NAV feel interested in the affair, N ~ ~
ne:ghbors. remain respcc,iQI


Your obedient sery,.,