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My dearest Son. I received Yesterday Evening the answer from the Council to the Letter I wrote on Sunday a Copy of which I send You & by which You will perceive that tho they are Sensible of the Concession I have made to their proposal of Dr J.Willis coming here to assist His Brother, they nevertheless are urging to continue the attendance of Drs Simmons & Munro [[underline]] & Specify in particular that "they are ,, perfectly unconscious of the particular grounds of ,, my objections to Dr Simmons [[/underline]]." I do nor deny that I feel most extreamly hurt at this very Singular expression as in every Letter I had occasion to write upon that Subject I have stated my reasons without any hesitation, & I cannot help fearing that they still mean to force this Man upon us, & I have therefore thought it proper to prepare an answer directly which
