But now, since it is shown to be a forgery, a crime of the greatest character, it seems to me you ought at once to exercise your well-known energy and independence in exposing and denouncing, with equal severity, the man or men who forged, or circulated, or had anything to do with, the paper referred to.
John Sherman: “But now, since it is shown to be a forgery, a crime of the greatest character, it seems to me you ought at once to…”
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Sherman calls for accountability for those involved in the forgery of a significant document.
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