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| | Meigs Response, 1811 |
 | | Meigs never did, in my hearing, to the best of my recollection, make use of said expressions-and that: I was present the whole time alluded to by Mr. |
 | | Meigs, on the subject of the proposed sale of the public lands belonging to the institution, he has expressed his opinion of the impolicy of such a sale, and the ability with which judge Early examined that question. |
 | | Professor Meigs, and the affidavits exhibited in support thereof, and having maturely considered the same, together with the charge sand proofs exhibited against him, are of opinion, that he hath been guilty of great misconduct, and ought to be removed from his office. |
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