From the Richmond Whig.
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.91essrs. Sloane, & SleOenson.-lt will be seen by
the following note from Mr.. Stevenson, that he pro-
nounced Mr.. Soanes statement, wholly false. Is
sue is joined between the gentlemen, upon the mat
ter of fact.


We regret that Mr.. Stevenson has so emphatical-
y denied Mr.. Sloanes statement, for we are lnclln-
ed to the belief that it will be established by other
and positive testimony. His memory has probably,
again deceived him. Meantime, the public ought
10 suspend opinion until Mr.. Soaneis heard froa.,
and remember, that as Mr. Stevenson was mistaken
in his recollection of what he said in the Bank of
Virginia, in the presence of Mr.. Blair and others,
that so it is possible tor him to be again wrong in his
"reminiscences.


To the Editors Of the Whig.


Gentlemen I'm your paper of the lst of Octo-
ber, which have Just seen, is letter from John
Sloane of Ohio TO Mr. Pleasants, in which am char
ged with having declared to HIM in the Hall OF the
House of Representatives, at the moment OF ballot
ting for Speaker in December 1925, that If elect
ed, would support the Administration. 1t is due
to myself to my country, and to the station which
hold, to notice this charge, and pronounce it, as
now do, utterly and absolutely false Having
thought fit to publish Mr.. Sloane's letter, request
as an act ofjustce, that this may appear IN the
Wing. A. SIEV ENoON.
Albemarle. Oct. 9Th, 1929


Whether MIR. Stevenson made this promise to Mr.