EpGEHILL, Oct. II, 1928.
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DEAR SIR In compliance with your request,
send you copy of the letter, presume alluded to
in vour note of this morning. Conscious that to
suiftr any of the writings of my grandfather in my
possession to be made subservient to the use Of any
personal or political purpose, would be an unwor-
thy and improper abuse Of the trust reposed in me
/ have nevertheless deemed it entirely consistent
with its fai1hful discharge. to allow them to be used
as vndcatory testimony Of the character conduct
of any individual, where they would fairly admit Of
that construction. This believe to BIZ one of those
cases. The facts contained in this letter have long
been familiar to me, having often heard then with
great interest from my grandfather in conversation
with others on different occasions from the date oil
their occurrence to his DEATH | am aware that ibis
piece-meal publication Of his correspondence, man,
of his letters too seeing the light mutlae1 ant
detached from their cont 'xts would bear the ap
pearance of inconsistent and contradictory opinipn,
vet the evil has no corrective but in the full publ
cation of his manuscripts which viii ere long up
pear, when the public being in possession OF tn
whole, will be enabled to furm a just Judgment


Very aiiectona,ey yours,


TIL. JEFFERSON RANDOLPH.


Judge A. STUART.