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Lisut. Monroe, who killed COL, Fawcett in q
duel in England lately. has been compelled to fly
his country, and consequently has bsen struck
from tho rolls. In a letter addressed to friend.
which was read in the House Of Commons, be
says:


~ viii not attempt to describe nv own mos,
unhappy state Of mind sincsI have been forced 10
fly from my country, my profession, and my BE-.
loved wife, children, father, motEr, and relations;
bat those who have known mo from my child.
hood, and my gallant comrades, can conceive
What ! have suffered. had happy and con-
tented homo; my utmost and constatt sndeavors
we're directed to perform to the best Of my poss
On, my duties to God, to all men, and also a
subject te hsr most gracious Majesty, and IN
now married and wI0ached exile. The Gov.
eminent must sndeavor 70 prevent the inevitable
disgrace which falls on an officer for refusing I
chaliange' lift desires 70 put dcwn dasiing in the
army" =


Oar Government should also endsavor to prs.
vent this 'snsvitable diseraee' from hlline upon.
ihose Who refuse challenges. Public opinioa
sheuld bepitssd. q thsss 70 wsya Most man
b Pd4ishsd with svsrIasting diagracs Sor poolss-
iag an lGsult, Or siss fsr 6yttng whsa insultsds
o. os ~ other should change, e;thsr publ;s
sPisis1 es - ~ paaikiss he duelliss. Wkick
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