The knowledge that such is to be the consequence will inevitably prevent the performance of duties of that character, and thus the Government will be deprived of an important means of investigating the conduct of its agents.
John Tyler: “The knowledge that such is to be the consequence will inevitably prevent the performance of duties of that character…”
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