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The Daily Dispatch: February 16, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
eutenant-General wince, for he had reason to know that that official had made him the pretext for stationing troops at the Federal Capital. He had reason to know, too, that his private letters had been peered into, but whether in the post-office or elsewhere, this depon mant sayeth not. But enough upon that subject. Mr. Wise then produced a letter which had been placed in his hands by Mr. Douglas, the Senator from King William, written to that gentlemen by Messrs. J. D. Imboden and Jno. A. Harman, of Staunton. It details a conversation with Mr. Stuart in the rotunda of the Exchange Hotel, in the course of which (as stated) Mr. S. said a movement had been put on foot for the Convention to remove Gov. Letcher from office, and to put Mr. Wise in his place; that the fact had been telegraphed to Mr. Wise; that the information he (Mr. S.) had upon the subject was from a source not accessible to the public, and there was no doubt of its truth. Mr. Wise, after reading the letter, a