Letter from Sidney Rigdon, 3 April 1840

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April 3d. 1840
Bro. J. Smith Jr.
Dear Sir, I thought I would occupy, a portion of this morning in writing to you— by a letter received from yesterday, I have learned that the Senate has decided, that they have no constitutional right to interfere in the case between us and the people of ; & refer us to the Courts for redress; either those of or the, Now I am confident, that there is but one person in , that we can see [sue?] with safety, and that is , and he is known to be a bankrupt, and unable to pay his debts, that if we should see him, we will have the cost to pay, as he has nothing to pay it, [p. 125]
April 3d. 1840
Bro. J. Smith Jr.
Dear Sir, I thought I would occupy, a portion of this morning in writing to you— by a letter received from yesterday, I have learned that the Senate has decided, that they have no constitutional right to interfere in the case between us and the people of ; & refer us to the Courts for redress; either those of or the, Now I am confident, that there is but one person in , that we can see sue with safety, and that is , and he is known to be a bankrupt, and unable to pay his debts, that if we should see him, we will have the cost to pay, as he has nothing to pay it, [p. 125]
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