Meantime, I only say that, when I fully decided that I would no longer be devoted to Governor Seward's personal fortunes, it seemed due to candour and fair dealing that I should privately but in all frankness apprise him of the fact.
Alexander explains his decision to inform Seward about his withdrawal of support, emphasizing honesty.
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