Narrative of the Proceedings of the Monthly Meeting of New York And Their Subse
Narrative of the Proceedings of the Monthly Meeting of New York And Their Subse
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I was at once furnished with the following certificate, written by the Mayor himself, and which, it will be seen, was fully concurred in by the prosecuting Attorney* Mayor's OJice, May 26tk, 1842.
I hereby certify, that I was Recorder of the city of New^York during the trial of the case in relation to Thomas Hughes, the slave of John P. Darg ; and also, that in the said trial and investigation, I saw nothing in the least militating against the cha- racter of Mr. Isaac T. Hopper, or that could b...e considered reproachful. All that he exhibited was 4« a desire to procure the money for the master, and the m. Anumission of tlie slave.
Robert H, Morris, " " Mayor of the city of New- York.
I fully concur in the above.
J. R. Whiting, District Attorney, New- York.
May 26. 1843.
During the whole pendency of the case which I have just narrated, I had never one moment's anxiety as to the result. I knew very well that I had done nothing wrong according to my own judgment, and I availed myself of every means v>^ithin my reach lo have the whole circumstances thoroughly inves- tigated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was at once furnished with the following certificate, written by the Mayor himself, and which, it will be seen, was fully concurred in by the prosecuting Attorney* Mayor's OJice, May 26tk, 1842.
I hereby certify, that I was Recorder of the city of New^York during the trial of the case in relation to Thomas Hughes, the slave of John P. Darg ; and also, that in the said trial and investigation, I saw nothing in the least militating against the cha- racter of Mr. Isaac T. Hopper, or that could b...e considered reproachful. All that he exhibited was 4« a desire to procure the money for the master, and the m. Anumission of tlie slave.
Robert H, Morris, " " Mayor of the city of New- York.
I fully concur in the above.
J. R. Whiting, District Attorney, New- York.
May 26. 1843.
During the whole pendency of the case which I have just narrated, I had never one moment's anxiety as to the result. I knew very well that I had done nothing wrong according to my own judgment, and I availed myself of every means v>^ithin my reach lo have the whole circumstances thoroughly inves- tigated.
What to read after Narrative of the Proceedings of the Monthly Meeting of New York And Their Subse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isaac T Isaac Tatem Hopper to read onlineMoreLess
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