A Report of the Trial of Commodore David Porter, of the Navy of the United States, Before a General Court Martial, Held At Washington, in July, 1825
A Report of the Trial of Commodore David Porter, of the Navy of the United States, Before a General Court Martial, Held At Washington, in July, 1825
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S. Schooner Grampus, St. Thomas, 4th Feb. 1825.
Sir : I heard, with great regret, that you have been recalled from the command of the West-India Squadron, on account of the Foxardo affair ; since which, I have every day been more-and more satisfied of the propriety and necessity of treating these people in that wav. Thefe is not the least doubt, but the an* thorides of that place were concerned with, or, at any rate under the complete influence of Campus, a rich and influential mer- chant, who,... we have since ascertained to a certainty, had the goods of Cabot, Bailey & Co. at the time of captain Piatt's visit there, and that he was, no doubt, the cause of his and Mr. Rit- chie's being confined, to prevent their getting information, and to induce them, with the young man sent from St. Thomas, in the Beagle, to leave the place as soon as released. The new com- inandant of Foxardo has recently sent a person to St Thomas, to negotiate with Cabot, Bailey & Co. for the recovery of the pro- perty, and has entered into a written agreement with them, to prosecute this man, anrd to be at all the trouble and expense, for one-half of what he gets.
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S. Schooner Grampus, St. Thomas, 4th Feb. 1825.
Sir : I heard, with great regret, that you have been recalled from the command of the West-India Squadron, on account of the Foxardo affair ; since which, I have every day been more-and more satisfied of the propriety and necessity of treating these people in that wav. Thefe is not the least doubt, but the an* thorides of that place were concerned with, or, at any rate under the complete influence of Campus, a rich and influential mer- chant, who,... we have since ascertained to a certainty, had the goods of Cabot, Bailey & Co. at the time of captain Piatt's visit there, and that he was, no doubt, the cause of his and Mr. Rit- chie's being confined, to prevent their getting information, and to induce them, with the young man sent from St. Thomas, in the Beagle, to leave the place as soon as released. The new com- inandant of Foxardo has recently sent a person to St Thomas, to negotiate with Cabot, Bailey & Co. for the recovery of the pro- perty, and has entered into a written agreement with them, to prosecute this man, anrd to be at all the trouble and expense, for one-half of what he gets.
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