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19. his daily bread, this man suffers without protest for an office worth $75.00 per month, permits his wife to suffer. that which which he considers on losing the $75. per month an infamous outrage. Comment is unnecessary, In fine Maj Roberts conducted himself in this matter in an exceedingly foolish & indiscreet manner, but the proper time for Mr Bruce to prefer this charge was at the date when the acts occurred. This would have been more manly and respectable Charge Third "Is in these words, "I, Bruce am well aware in order to obtain the position of Sub. Asst. Comr. Maj Roberts uses dishonorable and underhand influence to have Gen'l Frederick relieved and ordered to his Regiment" The Evidence on the first point is - that Bt Maj Roberts raised a question of rank between himself & Lieut C.H. Frederick. will be found in the testimony of Lt C. H. Frederick (Vol 1. Pp 51 & 52) also testimony of Lieut A. B. Brown. (Vol 1 Pp 45). Maj Roberts. Explanation [[stamp]] THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES OF THE UNITED STATES [[/stamp]]
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