The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-24
TRAIN.
George Francis Appeals to the American
nfntster-SpIcy Corre5Ponaouoo WAN
ReYerdY JOhnSOn.

GEORGE Francis Appeals to the American
Reyerdy johnson.
The following corresp )ndeEce between George
Francis Train and Minister Johnson have refer
ence to the International questions involved in
Mr.. Trains detention in the MaIshalsea:-
DUBLIN. FOUR COURTS. MARsHALsEA, August II,
ls6S-Hon: Reyerdy Johnson, American Minister
family at Newport. ave Of which have been ieraiy
ineareerated In BRITISH jail for debt sworn afda
Clarke Bell. all known to you, Ir5ve / paid many
a0SS 0I In a you Wn
you upon your appointment, confirmation, and safe
nse liz snd
Warren win be liberated before you have been
Mackey. o'DoI ovan R ,ssa, Haipin, and McAfferty
also soon be Tee under Your prompt and Courteous
diplomacy, feel no hesitation IA speaking OF my
much the demand Of Pesden Sald and
saon
Cork arrest In a binding workmanship-an action OF
Is LORD Mayo Mr. Resrden the sss day of
%su nSs wien ts
one OF Ge deTemGSt s OF place
face the the outrage upon my person aud business-
sworn atiidayits that the debt for which now In
Notice 81 motion briefly stating the Illegalies of
my arrest and detention. -
a1S!SGy 4 r.
aen IL n oGsra a aSa Sss Ga 20
address the Ambassador OF his country. viii You be
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action before the authorities at Washington, early
dEoRGE FRANCIS TRAIN.
Having receiN ed no reply to that letter, Mr..
Train again wrote to him as folows:-
DUBLIN, -FOUR COURTS, MARsHALsEA sept T. 1883
TO The Honorable Reyerdy J,hnson, Americas
the case of a change OF places. You an American
citizen 6vs months s % pcarserated S ATE as POLITICAL prl
in London You write me courteous letter, expect.
40 not Consider the illegal i@prIso at Of sn
American citizen Of sufficient importance TO reply
YOU might feel neglected but have become So
look for lite assistance from my aovsramens, be!
cause 1 happen to be native born (my grandfather.
Slate and cyJ a@ not surprised, since an Ameri UMp
SsS, esR bSH hs he Of nations
rent T9 & ss Tsess ago MANY OF my Letters 70 and
cannot think the British Government would stop q
letter from an american cltiSen 20 his AWoassador
you SAFELY Sincerely popou ED Nc,s un,
Since the above was written, Mr.. Train has
received the following letter from Mr. ohnson:-
UNITED STATES LEGATION, LONDON Sept. ?, 1863
ID Two notes ofihe q OF August and
}Hstee @ In snPpSsng as your second note iatimayes
g TO 10 TSheE he s In Ws or 10
40 IN that was to call your case to tire attention of
nor return until last evening AS soon as can oo.
ialn an interview with him will bripg your matter
70 ms attention and lose time In advising you OF
the result: had supposed that you knew me 100
wen 10 ihnk Tor moment that could be In different
70 tne rlgnts or Interests OF American citizen
And hoping that may prove tbs In your Instance 1
remain very respectfully, your obedlent servant.
sea Dublin. ''' A""hsA"i-
The Extra ends characteristically as foliowt:-
ANOTHER JUDGE SENDS ME Rack TO JAIL yoa LIFE
NO aDpeal-no redress. Discharge again refused
win costs my motions always wrong the nj In
ms slways right; Tney can omit facts, SUPPRESS
garnsheee, swear false OHths, oVermark nd0nanfs.
bring each case In the name of different Ebbw Vas
Co., and then as in The motion of yesterday Ignore
all three Of them, and change 1t to Robinson q Go
individually. aud each new Judge decides in their
favor with costs. Isaac Butt has more brains than
any Judge ON the irish bench and he proved yester-
day my arrest illeRa and NV incArceration an ont
rage sgRinst all and fair dealing, Never mind.
my time Will come Costello and Warren are still In
the bastile For shsme AmeJleansi ~on to OanadaP
S--~. SEoFsE FRANCIS TRAIN.