"'Francois Hardy, manufacturer at Plessis, near Paris, forty years old; a steady, rich, intelligent, active, honest, well-informed man, idolized by his workmen--thanks to numberless innovations to promote their welfare.

Never attending to the duties of our holy religion.

Noted down as a very dangerous man: but the hatred and envy he excites among other manufacturers, especially in M.le Baron Tripeaud, his competitor, may easily be turned against him.

If other means of action on his account, and against him, are necessary, the evidence may be consulted; it is very voluminous.

This man has been marked and watched for a long time.
"'He has been so effectually misguided with respect to the medal, that he is completely deceived as to the interests it represents.