Mr.. Renrys SaIary-Protested Draft, &c
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We call public attention to the following Extract from
Letter from the City of Washington, to gentleman
in this City. What will the Editor of the Register
say to the false statement which has been made by his
correspondent ''one of the Peope Willthe Register
republish the Letter and expose the alsehood? What
will the people think of who thus assumed to make
such statements in their name?


Washington, May S, 1912
Dear SIR Ihave examined into the matter of Mr. Hen
rys letter to the Secretary of State and into the charge
OF his having received damages protested Govern
ment draft for his salary. The letter have thought
thing too trfing for notice. The charge that Mr.
Henry had collected damages from the Government was
matter of more weight. state, the authority of
The Auditor charged with the accounts of this kind,
hat Louis d. Henry has only receiUed from the Gou-
eTnlet Of the United States the precise compensation
tchich the Inoo 0LLoGced him. And state, my
authority that the account stated in the Register
the writer who signs himself One Of the People," to
wit


''Saary $4,000


damages 800


"C0st Of Protest, Sre. 81