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But because the persons who are contemplating a criminal charge now desire the remedy of your civil judgment it will, if I am not mistaken, be in keeping both with your duty and your character to relieve the distress of the one party and the danger of the other by compounding some innocuous remedy and to administer a decision wholesomely tempered, as it were, so as to make the one side less distressed, the other less guilty, and both more easy in their minds, lest this quarrel, as is the natural tendency in this quarter and in these times, should in the end develop a character such as now at the beginning it threatens to assume.
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