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 ded; and that the charges made against Col. SeEier, both directly and indirectly, afe un- generous, unioanded, and unjust

 Will an enlightened community 50 far dis regard the great obligations of truth and jus- tee. and be so guided by bitter parti2an preJ1dlce7 as 10 do justice to fellow citizen who asks il at their hands? Refuse q new tua 10 him who had been once tried ae- quilted, and discharged honorably, but who, 'a Ats abseRce, is again put upon trial fer the same offence, and without notice. condemned unheard3 Shall judgment rendered under such circumstances be deemed too sacred to be opened Shall report, every way so unJast and Ungenerous ill its statements. and mi5satements ollacts, in its unfounded charg- es, and Inierences, and groundless accusa- uoHs, be suffered to backeu the reputation oi faithful Ps1.ic servant, wha asks fair and open investigation of the whole subject. when he may be heard in his own defence:

 To their credit beitspo1en, 3Tessrs. Gaines and Banes, who signed tae report, as well as Mir. 1lcCiain, who voted for it, disavowed the unjust and libotlous conclusions contained in II, Unfortunately those conclusions arc on the Legislative records ofthe State, apparently endorsed by these gentlemen in their votes :; while theT dlsaYowals do not accompany the documents Thislaet, ,aboveall others, shews the necessity Of re-inYastgation, that the subject may be properly placed before the people

 ! now leave the subject for the coasidefa- ton and determination of a candid, generous, aid enlightened community.

 JUSTICE