GEORGE Town, Jan. Goth, 1923.
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Mr. Harker-The Delaware Journal of the
18th of this month has lately come TO my hands,
containing the following paragraph, lin Commu-
mic ation1 'It is SAID, clue to the reason OF this
detection has been discovered, regular PROPOSE
ton of Bargsin'' in writing from distinguished
dignitary ofthe Law, to acertan gentleman, where
in the Office of Auditor of Accounts was promised
as the reward of a Jackson vote" In one other
article, published in the same paper of the 18th
January, signed by Cato, am asked whether |
did not last Fall, receive letter from distinguish
ed Law officer of this State and whether did not
read it in the presence of respectable Judicial Of


icer and then tell him that was to be Auditor OF
Accounts In answer to the whole and every part
of the above, pronounce the same to be absolutely
false, and base camuny. have received no let
ter from distinguished law officer, d!gnitary in
the law, dignitary in the church, or any other
person, offering or promising me the office of Audi
tor, or any other Office, and never read any such
letter in the presence of respectable Judicial Off
Ger, and never told anyjudicial officer that was
to be Auditor Of Accounts.


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