The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-05-14
GARD,
To DE Editors OF he Republic.

To The Editors Of The Republic. ...... ....
GEsTLEMEs: Please-publish from the Savannah
Republican of the 9th instant the accompanying
article headed ssNIr. SRULTz and ourselves in re-
sponse TO my card in your paper Of the Sd instant:
, i.. Mr. Shl.Itx and Ourselves. .....,.
Our venerable friond, MIR .-SRuLTz,. writing in tho
darlington Republic. has honored one OF the edi-.
tors of this paper with third of column of COM
ments ON somo remarks which appeared in the. Rs-
publican Of the 26th utiIno. As controversy and
litigation are 30 necessary 70 the happiness OF Mr.
SHpLTz, L. might be good diversion 10 transfer
the f" great Bridge CassH for season, from. those
imposing courts Of law, 10 the Republic and Repub-
lican, each replication, nejonder, sur. reloinder
&c, &c, &c-, TO be headed ShuIfS vs.. the IePuls-
can, and ctce u0sa. ..., a.4t,4 a-ie..+ ,t,f !+.
But we are unwilling to engage in such a strug-
gle with so old and experienced tactician, and
only allude TO Mr. SHuLTz's notice of ourselves 10
make correction. Hesays that "lis editor CHATS
ourselD is a stockholder Of that the Sfafe) bank,
and This accounts in part for his uery disintrsssd
suggestions to my prejudice"
II this remark of Mr., SHULTz were true, it might
in the estimation Of persons weaken the force
of what we have said in relation to his present at
titude II is proper to state, therefore, that
not a stakeholder in the State bank. We own no
stock in that bank either directly indirectly
do we represent stock for any one else, does
any one else represent stock for And we may
add, that we have never penned a word about :" the
great Bridge Case" at the instance Of any one in
terested in connected with the bank. We have
written but little moro about it than TO express
most natural wish to the end Of question
often litigated 80 often adjudcated-the merits Of
which are plain TO unlearned in the law
the nose on mans face. We repeat that we shall
be sorry to il revived again. and are pleased
to observe that Mr. WEBSTER, in his communca-
ton to Mr. SHULTz, handles the subject with eau
tious non commttalism (if the word may be par
doncd) which would do honor to the sage of LIN
DESwALD himself.
The celebrated case of Poor Peter PEBBLES vs.
Plaiastones, may be studied by Mr.. SHULTz any
day, at his fresde, without the necessity of foreign
travel. We refer him to as good work as any his
lawyers have ever consuted--one Of ScoTT's nov
es--Guy Mannering if we remember right II he
studies that case thoroughly, he may perchance
find that our allusion had point which he did not
suspect, and which he cannot possibly appreciate
without consulting the authority to which he is
referred.
Should this defence of our integrity meet the eye
of the editors Of the Washington Republic, hope
they will do the justice to insert it, We promise
not to trouble them again.
Also, from the paper of October "a. 1874, ex-
tracts from "a general Statement Of the situation Of
the Bank Of The State Of Georgia." and from al
List Of its Stockholders Saturday, 5th day Of Oc
tobe, 1914, The number Of sdrss held by each, and The
amount paid thereon
STATE OF GEoRGIA,} William Thorne Williams,
Chatham county Spresident pro tenn, and An
thony Porter cashier ofc Bank Of the State of Geor
gla being duly sworn, say that The returns herewith
made contain, TO the best Of their knowledge and
belief true statement of the condition of said
bank and branches; the returns from each branch
having been made under the oath Of the president
and cashier thereof, and from Milledgevle,
Greensboro, and Macon, by the agents there.
WIN, THORNE WILLIAMS,
President pro tenn.
A. PORTER, Cashier.
Sworn to before me, this 18th day Of October,
1914. ELIAS REED, }. /. c. C. G.
Il List Of Stockholders in The Bank Of the State Of
Georgia, Saturday, 5th day If October, lSii the
number Of Shares held by each. and the amount paid
thereon:
STOCKHOLDERS. SHARES. AMOUNT
Joseph l.. Locke, [editor Of Sa-
vannah Republican, ..... 10 $1,000
will pay you for these publications.
! will only say to the editor, Mr.. j. l.. Locke, al
though am in the habit Of taking advice, when
ever find il better than my own judgment, can
accept of his advice, either regards studying
Poor Peter PEBBLES case, Scotia novels, by the
freside or any where else. But do study my own
bridge case closely, at all times, any where and
every where, and knoio that do understand that
case better than he does. And since he will abe
sorry to it revived again., let him tell the bank
to pay me my money, and there will be an end of
the case. HENRY SHULrZ.
WAsHrseros, May 10, 1850. May i4-lt
LITTELL's LIVING AGE. NO. 3I4-IaI cts.
CONTENTS.
l. Eastern Europe British Quarterly Revieto
2. Thompson's irish Birds.-Spectator
3. Trial and Punishment in Californa.-N. Y.
Journal of Commerce.
T. Anecdote of the Federal Convention The
Lining Ags.
s. Life and Trials of the Duke of Kent.-spec-
fdfor
9. Lingard's History of England. Examiner.
I. Story ola Family Concluded. Sharpss Mag
s. Thomas Carlyle and John Howard.--Frassr',
Magazine.
9. Letters from jamaica No vIII.-N Y. Bbe-
ming POSI-.
TO- Cuba and the Cubans.- Tribune
I'll. Slavery and the Tarif-The Erfurt Parlia-
ment-and General News-Speciafor and Eram-
iner
With Poetry-Thc late Theodore Dwight-and
several short articles.
wAsHISeros, Dec. q, Is45.
OF all the Periodical Journals devoted TO litera-
ture and science which abound in Europe and in
this country this has appeared 10 10 be the most
useful. IL contains, indeed the exposition only OF
the current literature of the English language, but
this by it's immense extent and comprehension in
cludes portraiture of the human mind in the ut
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