Letter of Leonard Jarvis to His Constituents of the Hancock And Washington Distr
Letter of Leonard Jarvis to His Constituents of the Hancock And Washington Distr
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My friend, Mr Lytic, who does me the honor to be the bearer of this message, will ar- range with any friend of yours, whom you may indicate, the time, the place, and other preliminaries of our meeting.
Mr Francis O. J. Smith. LEONARD JARVIS 2 [Mr Smith to Mr Ltjtie. ] Hon. R. T. Lytic, Washington, February 7tb, 1835.
Siu: — Only out of respect for yourself, I consented this morning to receive from you, a communication addressed to me, signed Leo- nard Jarvis, and dated yesterday, in which he af...fects to regard my- self, as having commenced an "attack"' upon his character, and to require of me "the satisfaction that in such cases the injured party- has a right to demand. " Apart irom the misrepresentation in his letter, that I had stood in relation to him, otherwise than upon the defensive, against his own base intrigues to injure myself, I should be paying to my own self- respect, but a poor compliment, were I to permit myself to answer such a call from a man, who, before having recourse to his present expe- dient for satisfaction, not only suffered himself to be Suspected, but to be convicted, in addition thereto, in two instances at least, cf acts of piracy upon my confidential correspondence, such as no one, en.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My friend, Mr Lytic, who does me the honor to be the bearer of this message, will ar- range with any friend of yours, whom you may indicate, the time, the place, and other preliminaries of our meeting.
Mr Francis O. J. Smith. LEONARD JARVIS 2 [Mr Smith to Mr Ltjtie. ] Hon. R. T. Lytic, Washington, February 7tb, 1835.
Siu: — Only out of respect for yourself, I consented this morning to receive from you, a communication addressed to me, signed Leo- nard Jarvis, and dated yesterday, in which he af...fects to regard my- self, as having commenced an "attack"' upon his character, and to require of me "the satisfaction that in such cases the injured party- has a right to demand. " Apart irom the misrepresentation in his letter, that I had stood in relation to him, otherwise than upon the defensive, against his own base intrigues to injure myself, I should be paying to my own self- respect, but a poor compliment, were I to permit myself to answer such a call from a man, who, before having recourse to his present expe- dient for satisfaction, not only suffered himself to be Suspected, but to be convicted, in addition thereto, in two instances at least, cf acts of piracy upon my confidential correspondence, such as no one, en.
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