J. P. BARR.

That was on Saturday, about eleven o'clock, before any firing--before I

knew that the Philadelphia people were here at all. I was so utterly

convinced of the critical situation of affairs here, that I thought if

Mr. Scott was here in person, that he might be able to say to these

people that they were then an unlawful assembly, and that an appeal

from him would settle this thing. If the committee desire, I will read

his answer:

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