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1f. In the month Of April
1896, at Worcclter, Mr.. Sulli-
van declared in the mott foIemn
manner, ia prcfence Of the Jud-
ges Of the Supreme Court and
other gentlemen, that he
NEVER apbrOUed Of the demo-
cratic focieties which had efab-
lilhed therfelves in different
parts Of the United States that
he thought them unncced1ry,
becaute, in his opinion, the lib
erty of the people were fate in
the hands Oftheir reprerentati1es,
and that had 70 written to Dr..
Jarvis. This we can prove by
the Judges who were present.


Counterpart. Notwithlfand-
ing this folemN declaration, Mr..
Sullivan was a member Of the
democratic fociety II Bolton,
which fubffed from the year
''93 to '95. Our proof is Nr.
Cooper's certificate in the Ch3o,
nicle.


I'd. When 2fr. Sullivan was
Attorney General, he was, in
part, owner of lands, purchafed
of the Commonwealth, and con
tinued his property therein, e.
cretly, while queltion re-
fpeaing the amount to be paid
for thoGe lands was pending. In
this cafe he wasintereited agaiHR
the Commonwealth, tho acting
as Attorney General for the


Commonwealth. For proof Of
| this fact we refer to the hiitory
ofthe whole affair with Gorham
and Phelps as given in the
Chronicle Of the Il Infant.
! Sd Mr., Oliver Phelps has
said, t.las he gave Mr. Sullivan


a note fcz three thouland dollars
ffo7 facilities rendered lin II