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Wn0n say you e0Mpareu nim to roaring It. on.

 You attribute to me another declaration which never mada--that on our way to MT.

 Berrlen's stated that the President had in- formed me that he would invite Mir. Branch, MT. BeFrien and yOurself, to meet klm on the next Friday, when he would inform you ol nis determinatiOn in the presence of Dr. Ely. never received or c0mmnnicated such an idea. The paragraph is substantially correct when the part in reference to Dr. Ely Is ex- punged. It Is true, in some of our various lconversations, the name uf Dr. Ely was Inen-

 toned. but in connection with another part of

 the subject. Tha President informed me that when the, rumors against Mai. Eaton md his family had been opened to him by Doctor Ely, he had invited the members to make good their charges, and that they had failed, Fms is the substance of that part of our con. versation in which Doctor Ely's name was mentioned. Again. you say that I called tat your house about 6 o'clock, when he walk

 ed t0 Mr. Berrien's. The fact is that you

 called for me at my lodgings about that time, I Dya previous appointment. This ls d mis-

 take in a matter 0F fact of no great in,por-

 sance except to show hpw easily we forret.-

 II we thus diiter in matters of fact. how much

 more ilable to dizer as to worsls and still more as to the time. manner, and circit,l-

 stances in which these words have hesn ;n. itFodaced, and still mora a, to the precise