The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-08-10

JUNE 10, 1852.
C. STETsoN, Esq, President:
Dear Sir: Doct. Trevitt, the States agent,
has arrived and have taken pains to display to
him the ponderous ledgers and transfer books
which belong to his department He looks
surprised and puzzled, and think will hardly
dare undertake the task.
! have written the Treasurer to-day, and in
close copy Of 2. S. to my letter. If We are
to lose the agency, | think it is right to insist
that the lst July hard labor go with it.
Yours truly,
GEO. S. Coz, Cashier.
G. STETsoN, Esq, President:
Dear Sir: Inclosed please fnd statement Of
this Office on 18th inst.
The States agent has returned to Coluinbiis
to counsel with his colleagues about the agen-
cy. He has wisdom enough to feel his incom-
potency for the task proposed, and l am prom
ised the result of their deliberations before the
1st July. Yours, truly,
GEo. $. Coz, Cashier.
C. STETsoN Esq, President
Dear Sir: l wrote to Mr.. Bishop on the 9th
ult., inclosing copy Of a communication which
had been received on that day, and the Secreta.
ry of State and agent Trevitt, who together
with the Auditor and Attorney General ofUhio
were at the Irving House, the Treasurer OF State
being at the same time quartered at the Amer
can Hotel, where he waited and watched the
action of his colleagues. Finding all escape
impossible, except by assuming the odium of a
default in the States credit they were, as sit
uated, now compelled to make overtures. Hav-
ing expressed a most malignant spirit IN regard
to our Company, the Auditor calling us all man.
ner of hard names, and endeatoring to induce
the Treasurer to bring about some personal ar
rangement whereby the banks should be prepar-
ing, and the officers of State saved the degrade.
tion Of recognizing this soulless, mercenary aud
unholy Wing Corporation as their agent. The
| Treasurer of State continues firm in his refu-
sal to pay over any money excepting to a re.
sponslble agent, which he would not admit DR.
Trevitt TO be. At a late hour the gentlemen
appeared, and delivered me their warrant on the
Treasurer, payable to the order Of Ohio Liz
and Trust Company, agent &c, stating, at the
same time, that it may remain so until the
meeting of the Legislature, to which I did no
object. Their intention, Mea probably is, tt
make an appointment here by Legislative au
thority, and thus avoid the responsibility of the
act. The fact is, that they found the books o
transfer so full Of intricacy and detail, that thev
dare not attempt hasty removal.
The next movement Of the Auditor was t,
ascertain where the Treasurer had kept hi
funds, and to that end particularly requested
me to inform him in what manner the warran
was paid. 10 prevent any doubt on that sub
ject, have given my receipt of the same t.
the Treasurer in .fuH as you will observe, en-
dorsed on the enclosed copy. You perceive tina
the Auditor is again foiled; and in fact, thi
whole movement here has ended in utter fail
ure and disappointment.
The Trersurer has proved, throughout tn
controversy, to be the only one OF the numbel
who possessed a spirit and he has done well
Very truly,
GEO. S. Coz, Cashier