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The Daily Dispatch: June 18, 1862., [Electronic resource], article 16 (search)

— In your paper, 14th inst., occurs an article, copied from the Montgomery Advertiser, headed "Beauties of the Passport System," which makes a statement concerning J. W. Finney, who passed through Montgomery recently. That is not my name; but the article evidently refers to me. It contains some unimportant facts and many misstatements, which, so far as they tend to impeach my loyalty to the South, I emphatically deny. I have never at any time or place justified, or attempted to justify, Gen. Butler's proclamation concerning the ladies of New Orleans. Nor was any indignation manifested against me on the steamer from Mobile to Montgomery on any occasion, or for any cause whatever. On the contrary, I parted from all the passengers, with whom I had any intercourse, so far as I know, on terms of mutual kindness. The writer of the article affirms that the passport under which I left New Orleans contained an unusual clause, adverse to the Confederate States. My passport is in the usual

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