The true Democrat., 1854-09-20
Cairo and Fulton Railroad and it's
 Adversaries.

AdversaYies.
 Under the caption of Coiyo and Fulton Road --RossoeU Beebe Schuyle,Tzing" the Memphis Eagle & Enquirer devotes an article of islander to the President of the Cairo and Fulton rail- road company. Following we give it in full; and that our people might comprehend the force and seriousness of the charge it prefers against MT. Beebe, we will state that the word Schuylerszing'' is intended as the synonym of swindhmg.
 Cairo and Fulton ROad-ROswell Beebe
 'Schuylerizing.''
 We perceive from discussion going on in the Ar kansas journals that the President of this road Ros- BEEBE, has been detected in illegally using the internal improvement fund of Pulaski county He was County Commissioner, well as President of tho road and in disregard of law, and the rules and re- guatons therein provided took the money ont of the Commissioners pocket to put into the Presidents wal et and has been ever since using it to defray the penses o ms very toPloacal efforts to puff himself and road into importance in the popular estimation We have ourselves, seen sundry manifestoes which doubtless printed and paid for out of the intern improvement fund of Pulaski county, thus illegallv appropriated by MT. Beebe i Weregret that this great enterprize sb~.ld ho,,o nad such an incubus this man Beebe aprars to he fastened upon 1t. For long time he has been re- garded as sort of hair brained enthusiast unstaIe as as 1ne wlnd-havlng once been just as crazy about Gne MelnpnlS road as he Is now about the Cairo and fulton But this thing of < Schuylerizinpn other peoples funds, is rather more serious defect in a railroad President. There can be no confidence where there are such preonitions of insecurity The m that road would do well to look to it.
 1t will be perceived that the editor of the Memphis Eagle and Enquirer gathers the facts, upon which he predicates his charge of sscind- hrg, from "a discussion going on in the Arkan- sas journals"
 Though our paper is one of the journals al- luded to, the startling developments of the Eagle and Enquirer are news to us. The "dis- cssssaon going on" has brought out no such facts and warrants no such conclusions, as those af- fl1ned by that paper. In all the acts of Mr. Beebe, as President he has been, as far as our n- formation extends, fully sustained and endorsed by the voice of the people; and in the particu- lar act alluded to, the subscription of the inter- nal improvement fund to the Cairo and Fulton railroad company, he has the unqualified ap- proval of the Gazette, the paper now denounc- ing him, made at the time the fund was so sub- scrlbed. Such are the facts elicited in the "dis- cussion." If the editor of the Eagle and En- quirer has found others, he has drawn them from the store-house of his own perverted imagination. No fact has been disclosed which casts the slightest stigma upon Mir. Beebe ill the application of the funds intrusted to his care
 We hay had access to the books and papers of the Cairo and Fulton company. We have admired the perspicuity and simplicity with which they have been kept, and above all, the correctness with which everything has been re- corded. There is full and accurate account and duplicate receipt, as given, filed, of every cent received into the treasury; and also a voucher, explaining the manner and object of every cent paid out
 Nor has the president ever acted in any mat ter of importance, particularly in the disburs- ment of the funds of the company, without the odvace and consent of the executive committee appointed by the company and associated with him.
 These facts the books and records of the company will show, and they are now and al- ways have been open to the inspection of any and every stockholder. There is no secrecy about them-nothing to be concealed in the op- erations of the president and directory
 The Memphis Eagle and Enquirer in prefer ing the grave charges it has against the. Cairo and Fulton railroad company, exhibits either a wiful disregard of the truth, or an utterly un- pardonabe ignorance of the manner in which the funds of the Cairo and Fulton railroad com pany have been appropriated. Even the Ga- zette, with all of its insatiate burning hatred of the Cairo and Fulton company and its presi- dent, has not the effrontery to make such charges as those of the Eagle and Enquirer.- Its own course in regard to the internal inn proyement fund.- has been, 1t is true, sufficient outrage, but 1t has not dared to go as far as the Memphis paper, in charging swindlng and cor ruption against MT. Beebe. Inconsistent as it has been, in recommending the various internal improvement commissioners to subscribe the county funds to railroad projects, and then in l against them for having done so, it has not tn hardihood to go farther and charge them with defrauding and robbing.
 The. destruction of the bright prospects of the CaiV and Fulton railroad is the leadino object of the assailants of the company and its president To those who have watched their maneuvering and followed them through the intricate detail of their hostility. the con. viction is irresistible. They dare not assume open grounds of opposition to the road, because they know it to be a favorte project with the people of Arkansas. They know they can &C., complish nothing by straightforward, manly attack, and hence their insiduous efforts Their object, disguise it as they may, by empty, hol- low professions is to destroy the Cairo and Fulton road by undermining the character and integrity of the company. The recklessness with which they assail the presiden+ ond +bo