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ceivsd from the Honse9 The Treasurer will u.v.,


induced to deny it, in my opinion. Governor Mo,.. e'
therefore, must have known from the Treasure,


list had been ordered to be sent up stairs to the
Commons. Why was it not sent up! BETWEEN n,''
1T WAS SUPPRESSED. Or if the affected seusibr,
to the rights of others against attack shall object -
word, implying too great reproach, will saw g.
present that 1t WAS NOT SENT Light wa, -, PFe F
but not given. It was ordered, but not furnished
there these very anxiOus" Wings stopped their Dn. a
cations!


I feel sure that the Treasurer had counsel unor a.
matter and in preparing this letter. II am to be
my conjectures, and to form my opinions upon rm.
must even do that. The fault is not mine-it ,o..
others.


For the present, however, forbear, and coDc,D,.,
repeating that betwixt the Legislature, the Gone,
and the Treasurer the list of debtors was asked 6,
commanded but it got. This letter was .i1'
the table" But to the Ieasons for suppressiDo
list, "the people are still kept in the dark" TbatI
ness may not prevail always 1t ought mol to prevail
longer. CUMBERLAND