Bibb is acquainted with him," and promising "a full history of the case." 6.

Daniel S.Lane, with remarkable straight-forwardness and stupidity, tells all he knows, and then wants to know what they ask him for.

The writer will answer that question.

He wanted to prove by two or more witnesses, the truth of his own statements; which has most surely been accomplished.
Having thus presented an array of testimony sustaining the facts alleged in this narrative, the introduction will be concluded by introducing a letter signed by respectable men of Detroit, and endorsed by Judge Wilkins, showing the high esteem in which Mr.Bibb is held by those who know him well where he makes his home.

Their testimony expresses their present regard as well as an opinion of his past character.