The Protest And Appeal of George Washington Doane, Bishop of New Jersey ... And His Reply ..
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He obtained the endorsements of Michael Hays in the manner set forth in the foregoing charge to an amount much larger than he would have been willing to endorse for him.
Reply.
Michael Hays kept no account of the notes, endorsed by him ; and so, could never testify, to the amount of them. They were al- 40 most uniformly endorsed, with the dates, blank ; and being, with rare exceptions, for the same sum, could never be identified, nor their appro- priation ascertained. Moreover, the endorsements... were bought and paid for ; and were as properly convertible to any use, as bank notes would have been. The undersigned denies entirely the pretence, charged above. For the reasons, above stated, it never oould be established. If what is charged had occurred, the protest of the note would have gone at once to the endorser ; and told the tale.
The falsehood is transparent. Finally, Michael Hays has acknow- ledged, as can be proved, that he declared under oath before the G-rand Jury^ in August, 1850, that he had no cause of complaint AGAINST THE UNDERSIGNED.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He obtained the endorsements of Michael Hays in the manner set forth in the foregoing charge to an amount much larger than he would have been willing to endorse for him.
Reply.
Michael Hays kept no account of the notes, endorsed by him ; and so, could never testify, to the amount of them. They were al- 40 most uniformly endorsed, with the dates, blank ; and being, with rare exceptions, for the same sum, could never be identified, nor their appro- priation ascertained. Moreover, the endorsements... were bought and paid for ; and were as properly convertible to any use, as bank notes would have been. The undersigned denies entirely the pretence, charged above. For the reasons, above stated, it never oould be established. If what is charged had occurred, the protest of the note would have gone at once to the endorser ; and told the tale.
The falsehood is transparent. Finally, Michael Hays has acknow- ledged, as can be proved, that he declared under oath before the G-rand Jury^ in August, 1850, that he had no cause of complaint AGAINST THE UNDERSIGNED.
What to read after The Protest And Appeal of George Washington Doane, Bishop of New Jersey ... And His Reply ..?
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