c1o;p faithful and able ser
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-,,;on of their faithful and able ser

 dsfa'lGd ( f.andered a vote of thanks to Col. |sd lsna e'',l Williamson. Moreover, by |nd osn sha report of the President of the

 to Bank. nS in 1888, to the Legislature, '! tate s.en po that the Commissioners had

 ,'siv ssI what they were instructed to

 ss!sS,s q ths Bank was injured by the dis

 Il ,.ha l. bonds, the blame cannot attach

 ol ,;.sioners, ~,T but lies at the door Of

 onl.n of the Bank who gave the in-

 c'0i' Now, let it be borne in mind, p,. e;,,ea nO%, was member of the Legis-

 G,t;sN ,1;s lime. and voted for the adop-

 B. ',,a a''n reoort, made by the President, u,s 'alsd 'dr that the Bank had made tpenty ' '''sJ do1zars by the sale of the bonds 4 Commissioners. o What IS the mic

 OOi'5 ,b;s5 No other can be drawn ! ron an that .a Dr. Gibson voted for false- ! sl sa I-s he voted for the adoption of the ' ls, ,ha a President of the Bank, or that \ p for for a talsehood when he voted i for l+;on % of his own report against Col. ..usion. I would remark that while pus,G U disposition to be considered the ofCoi. Sevier-leaving that to abler [in justice to persecuted !,5!. and sian 1abl;c servant, I am ever willing to ! ' humble aid in defending him against Ebned efforts of malignant prosecutors, |frs. and interruptions personal ene- 'S,o, Inore especially when such persons 't ,be Halls of Legislation with their ||sdeeds to gratify private malevolence. Respectfully,

 A. G. MAYERS,

 One of tue Committee.