A Card From Henry Addison Esq to the People of Georgetown
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I really did not ask them where they got the money, nor do I think it would have been a very civil question. Another gentleman called and ofi"ered to pay me fifty dollars out of his own purse, which 1 declined to receive. I do not remember anything else in this connexion worth relating, except that I think I acted very im- prudently in not taking the additional fifty dollars aforesaid.
I am not in the habit of declining offers which involved so much civility, and will try very hard to do better... next time.
It is also reported that I made an improper charge for late services rendered by request of the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund. I am ready to meet any gentleman before the people, whojuay have anything to allege in that regard, or about any of my oflBcial conduct, or any act of mine in connexion with the affairs of the town, since the last Mayor's election.
it was never made my duty by the charter of the town, or any of its ordinances, to act as clerk or book keeper in any of its departments.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I really did not ask them where they got the money, nor do I think it would have been a very civil question. Another gentleman called and ofi"ered to pay me fifty dollars out of his own purse, which 1 declined to receive. I do not remember anything else in this connexion worth relating, except that I think I acted very im- prudently in not taking the additional fifty dollars aforesaid.
I am not in the habit of declining offers which involved so much civility, and will try very hard to do better... next time.
It is also reported that I made an improper charge for late services rendered by request of the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund. I am ready to meet any gentleman before the people, whojuay have anything to allege in that regard, or about any of my oflBcial conduct, or any act of mine in connexion with the affairs of the town, since the last Mayor's election.
it was never made my duty by the charter of the town, or any of its ordinances, to act as clerk or book keeper in any of its departments.
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