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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 1. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 226 (search)
aw, liberty, morality, and religion, as to give much heed to the President's proclamation proposing a truce? I lack the faith to believe it. In conclusion, I assure you in all sincerity that I do deeply sympathize in your present distress. I love the people of my native State, and mourn over the guilt and wretchedness into which they thoughtlessly allow themselves to be plunged by their reckless misleaders, With long cherished respect and regard, I remain your obedient servant, Edward Bats. Second letter. Washington, May 5, 1801. Hon. John M. Botts, Richmond, Va.: my dear Sir :--In answer to your letter of May 2d I have not and ought not to have much to say. This much, however, both my inclination and my duty require me to say, my personal respect for you remains undiminished. My friendly feelings toward you are not only not diminished, but are made more deep and tender by the distressing circumstances which surround you. And these facts make me regret very muc