M. Labori.--“Yes.”

The Judge.--“Here is a letter from M. Casimir-Perier, in which he says:

‘I am unable to enlighten justice on any matter that has occurred

since my resignation of the presidency of the republic. I add that, if

I were questioned concerning matters which occurred when I held the

presidency, personal responsibilities would impose silence upon me. Out

of deference for the court, I am ready to appear before it, if it deems

it necessary that I repeat this declaration verbally.’”

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