Washington telegraph., 1855-12-05
cor. NoLAND'S CARD.

or Conway suffered the correspon-
Had Zen Zen rs. to go to the public without
teace OSa.'t.t;ou. should have remained silent;
nisreP' es;.o-;sI of his organ charges me with
bJ; tne es,iected rny duty. and thereby raises
bavipg ne2'e''
rsr issue a. bs.ter understanding of my
| "I L,.b in and oat o: the State give I bret
i;.tory CT ny c3nHel''' ,I
Rssl Ls.&,e oe,b day Of April. y D. 1885, the Chan
On '1c 5'Ios-; countv. in the case OF the State
ce.or - :. rs the Trustees OF the keai Estate
Of s1n.-eed the appointment of a Receiver and
blHA 'I...,,o;nted. The appointment was bestoE-
vas "aiF,tr;ted upon my part. and was very nnex-
ed u'liOI accepted it. and resigned the ONCE OF
Pecle' Land Commissioner. TO which had
swami Lied by the Lesislaturel at salary oil
= zoo per annIinn- .L-,.,r.,
On y. .F~e. ? letter from Gov. CONWAY. which
TIE e. been pubiished in the TTUe Democrat,
s-..bgr with my reply, &c
t'ssi.e- -,orrsspondence caused my removal-I
!. la,s ~eyer complained OF my removal
81 10 sympathy. nor need,
- tborus have reaped, we're from the tree
" painted"
,..bs charge of neglect of duty l mos. en-
D:s.'T- Ieny IT, like his Excellency. aimed
king political capital. | could have fill
o.: Rank with clerks. but in so doing, whiie
= "a bave brought On the Trust OF which was
S:sr heavy expense, ] do not believe
Ii ssve expedited the making out OF the ab-
s-TzctS .,;.7..rr,- f.,1 .,d f,t-
VI ~,on the poor OLD Real Estate Bank. 1t
:'lI- his standing therne by Gay-and q. night,
"a -. o;yes him feverish dreams II has been
iIt7. Wat the woody horse was to Barnum =
2 = bumbugged thousands of honest people;
ne s-,IIy has humbugged himself into the belief
a..5s ate Trustees thirst for his blood He
"a "a s.oIs and daggers, at every corner Moth
s+Lss been too ridiculous for his imagination
n -l,in1ed to have paid some hall million OF
a. S.st.-s Indebtedness. and also to have put
'&-- u .;x-v thousand hard dollars into the State
Treasury. LI e
= n it-Indeed. Philadelphia lawyer would
80 been puzzled to say. which was the greatest
80 The two: vet, they were published in his or
:. y. * acts. and read by hundreds, who will
f,rss,lv believe them
g Conway was authorized, bv the last Leg
.1s.7,s IN aDooint two accountants tor the Bark
%. b,s no. only appointed two. at salary each
: - 900 uer annunl but he has appointed clerk
:, -Esrr al the same salary, making the round
-,,of s6 600 per anuun, TO come out Of the pock-
ets Of the peoPie
v. TD,esun,e this is all right and qroPeT-any-
.L;-s 10 open the sereets OF his SEALED BO0E-"-
Isv hing ana every thing that can make PFeju-
- srziGst the Trustees and at the same time
s,ca the pgliticai fortunes of Elias n CONWAY,
r1gst be right
Tsare will be a time. however. and DO rot
.s,- I. very distant. when 1t Will be made 10 ap-
-s-r that. in a peculiarly point OF view at least,
srs.bsr his ExcellrncY Elias n Conway nor his
It5 and kin and his particular friends have been
O. back any by the Real Estate Bank; and that
IN zeal in prosecuting the suit against the Trus-
-es. increased considerably after certain persons
srra,sei their Indebtedness with the bank
c. + NJ NOLAND.
Ink R1eE, KeU 2i 1875.