the good faith of the government; but not when I find myself in error; can you wish that l should do more than lo assure you l n~spccl that very sagacity which enabled you lo foretell the dangers hy which we were surrounded sooner than myself. In the sincere hope that this explanation may be sufficient to satisfy the public mind of the correctness of my motives, I regard to the whole affair, l remain the public's
most obedient James H. C. Miller.
[September, 1835?]
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