Report of the Committee On the Late Duel
Report of the Committee On the Late Duel
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Tim disrespect for Colonel Webb, because he does not choose to be drawn into an expression of opinion as to him. " Both expressions were used in the course of the conversaiion. Af- ter a consuliation on each side, Mr. Wise said to Mr. Jones, "This answer leaves Mr. GravffS precisely in the position in which he stood when the C'lallenge was sent. " From an examination of the evidence, it will I e perceived that, although the language made use of by the persons present, in narrating what passed o...n this occasion, is not the same, there is yet no substantial difl^erence between them. Mr. Ciiley re-asserted the ground which he had assumed in the correspondence; that he declined to receive the note of Webb, because he chose to be drawn into no controversy with him; that he refused to disclaim any personal ex- ception to Webb as a gentleman or man of honor, because he would neither attirm nor deny any thing in regard to his character; and that in de- I dining to receive the demand of explanation, he I had inten ded no disrespect lo Mr.
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Tim disrespect for Colonel Webb, because he does not choose to be drawn into an expression of opinion as to him. " Both expressions were used in the course of the conversaiion. Af- ter a consuliation on each side, Mr. Wise said to Mr. Jones, "This answer leaves Mr. GravffS precisely in the position in which he stood when the C'lallenge was sent. " From an examination of the evidence, it will I e perceived that, although the language made use of by the persons present, in narrating what passed o...n this occasion, is not the same, there is yet no substantial difl^erence between them. Mr. Ciiley re-asserted the ground which he had assumed in the correspondence; that he declined to receive the note of Webb, because he chose to be drawn into no controversy with him; that he refused to disclaim any personal ex- ception to Webb as a gentleman or man of honor, because he would neither attirm nor deny any thing in regard to his character; and that in de- I dining to receive the demand of explanation, he I had inten ded no disrespect lo Mr.
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