New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-22
INFORNATION TAINTED.
To n, Editor OF The Tribune.

To ire Editor or The Tribune
SIR: If you cam l wish you would give me
some information Of by the name Of George Francis
Train IL is for uncle Of mine that want IT, Ny uncle
has had pretty hard time Of it, and If any man does de-
serve sympathy, and II any would appreciate that
sympathy 1t Is he He is iu the decline OF life and he
wants TO be quet but you know he tried Warussia and
the bears ousted him; and then he tried ST. Thomas, ana
the EARTHQUAKES ous,ed nm ara so hG o g and u" a s1
around awhile. TIL Government bought some more prop
erty. And while he waiting, somebody recomn, nded
him to hunt up this gentleman Mr.. Train. They said Mr.
Train slow, quiet sort Of body: and had 40 isns
TO The old country buy ireland for those persons they
call the Fenans They said he was very popular win
inent would sell TO anybody they would TO Mr. Train
They said that Mr. Train concluded TO take IT. my uncle
would have an excellent chance TO buy into quiet
locality in Cork, Tpperary or one OF those caim re-
ligous regions there. by speaking to him early
SO my uncle went after Sir Train. but he was huding
a couple OF railroads out West somewhere ana before
my uuce got there he had finished those railroads ana
considerable disappointment, bat my uncle always had
great idea Of doing business Win slow quet man. ana
so hc came East But he came the last part OF the Jour
ney In canboat Qt beng ms hatuTe 10 prefer quio'
and safety speed and lie missed that man agaii
Mr. Train had got the Democratic party eoganized ana
all straight and was ont III the niude OF lhe hVchy
Mountains clearing off place and driving away me bur
uncle went IN an OK wagon. and he missed that man
again. Mr. Train had finished that metropolis ana paved
II with tho No0sOn pavement aud started couple OF
daily newspapers and Eat again with another
lady 20 lecture Oh female suffrage.
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about a week aud started after him again. lie caught
him this time. because Mr. Train had sprained ms ankle
aud was obliged remain quiet until be could get the
TX yed ard reliable patent wooden one put on mus
place that could not sprain. so he mentioned ms Dus
ness 10 Mr.. Train, and he replied: 800
"YOu all right Sir. Put your trust In me. III buy
ireland and you shall have good chance as any man.
am going sail right away. You will hear about me as
soon as touch the Emerald shores. shall get out some
advertisements and make my presence known, make
no ureensiOns but you VIII pretty soon that siau
be Heartily welcomed there and promptly cared Tor
Since that time my uncle has not heard OF MT Train
lie has confidence him. but lie thinks that maybe he Is
too quiet IA make much Of stir and has not peen
heard account But have you heard anytime g
OF MIR Iraini DO you know II he got out any advertise
mentsi And do you know II they received nm nearby
there and especially II they took care Of him rms
lnst Is he main thing with my relative II they TOOK care
OF Mr. Train Is all he for He has said to me re-
peatedly that oil that he Is afraid OF Is hat lie mas een
neglected and not taken Of III he were 10 hear That
Mr. Train IL there IN strange land without any place 70
STAY would nearly break his heart IL you could only
inform that Mr. TRIM Is safe, and has be- eceiyod
Hospitality, and has good tranquil place t. lard IN,
suitable quiet Lke him. IL would be- great coln-
fOrt to the Old man. MARK TWAIN.