, 1869-09-17

there arc 10000 shares IN nil. of whic,
1850 are under Dzcw,s control, an, . 5f,
uhuer Vanderbilt I, and twenty i've Director
. are 10 be elected. Give all the aharc-ho,,
{ efs the right to plump their votes-i =. f.
2 cas' as many Of them rs they choose for on
canolua1e-nnd what will bo tho resn,t
Inc tosal power Of $500 votes for e,c,
, Of twenty-five candidates you]a ha ~
ou votes II all concentrated On ona n,,
Al divided among Twelve candidate. 49,,
SouIo !a eaeh receive lo,7ols votes; vhorc
. ~ .ne 1o,"oo votes Of tho MINORITY no7tv
~ eoncen'Entesl on tho other thi,tocn n,on
w. Tou'o siEe them al,73o votes an;.co
AuaS would still defeat the minority, bo
caase OF their number Of candidates ho;n,
1no9e 'han they wero entitled Ia c,no.
''' lct IA suppose tho rniuuritr concan
'so'ed their vote on eleven can,1;,1o,nu l.,
,, a' vi Twelve. These eleven cauai,lnte,
"uaiu 'hen receive .I,77l votcs npj,ce.
@h'en, even If the minority voted os be'
'pfe' LOT only shir1eon candidates. would
e'ect 'he eleven, leaving tho nm.
jury raffy io elect thirteen at lcaHt
"''" fourteen if they threw
away no sotea, The result would be that
IN tne Enc H"onl If Directors, tho Dr.v
party would hive fo,rtccr D;rcctoes ,nd
.he Vanderbilt party eleven, inst,od ~
Urn" har'nG tho whoiot wenly-ayo, Uonro
,"e "oo'S stock. instead Of half Of il, wunL1
"e represented in tlIn hoard, Tho N.,,] ~
in''c'osS' III choosing tlcir EXECUTIVE Cam.
''''trc o' nine, md Hrb-<4m,,itt.o If th,oc
"""'l Int five If tho Drew pn.ty nud f,nr
| ~ me Vanderbilt purity into tho former mn,
,"o ~ the Drew party nnl one If III,
'",ae'o''1 Patty into the Latter. Now. ax
'ach Ut theHe par.ies would In n, ,',.,
Times acting with tho view uf bsin,, ;n 49,
majority at the ncx. ensusne election. th,
minority wonld keep vigi!nn. watch on
''s' majority party. anil tho latter, consci,u4
~ ""eh q eatch, would have every induc,-
'"en' ol interest to run tho 1uaI fur th,
"'''"'e u the Atockholders. Tho
'"snsatlon Of ring would bs ;u,nos-
s'"le. Tor it conld not bs fo,,rn,1
without letting in the minority pat,v wh,,."
interest, ut ali ti1nea, lies in ornos;n,, frnr'1
anu corruption, in order to gain over tho
iew V"scs necessary to place ii in the ma.
iosity. '>'@ ''''~
We believe that, unless this efficient ro,,
edy nSainst the snisgovernment of c,ro,.,
ny ,<,cr,1r fro,, $500, - w. Hnal soon snfier
others lar, .,t,..a, y, ~ '1ts mere rs
nca,jrst ,,d ,n,s, ra@aa:1, an our
bu.ine.s-ru;1na,.., . pic amos OF
,,;x.o In,,l.., .., W W4"c'ufi'g enter
n,a ,1en.nt,or, g. Az o .oAnl'aa,es-
us,,,a,,,. - A'ebsty " tnetr
Inn. e., - =, nAl" "lth which the
holders II, NJ, fo. ~ ,s .Se " Tue oAlce-
holders. Tho c,,,so ~ -. ~ 'ae a.ocs-
i,ter,>,.a o,., -. 49,, fu'4se inof0ll.y Ii
ont entcrino -, ,,-o.ea. a. "'tn-
b,n. fo- .ne 4"estloh
1r cnurt;,n,:s .oulu oes' nc pro noted
as on. n,'..,SN. plo' tS'o1ls' we suggest it
,boso ~, ~ "ee lhe attention Of
on,pna,1 c,,n..;.... p"t' ~ proposing an
--N@- --...--e-o1 -os lltools.
We print elsewhere tLo te1t n t,,o latter
of the solicitors of the descendants md ra,,
resentatives Of Lady Rvron IN -o,1-
+. Mrs. Stowe the substance Of which was
as.lApueu '.''.is'"4 ny cable some days ago. The
A-4N-A ulIOa1 |
49, s'' o'tutnent rfofably vii! be
.., '''' "nnr1on d fords could say
,,..5 'Ao4e snAn nus, they had much
.'sf na'o SAIL nothing at I'LL. For, il
wa W. observed, the first half Of the reply
- ff'llS. nof TO alrs- Stove, hut to the
e'"'as :, u. n"'e with which the editor Of
~ n'' '", m.''." < .''2"sl"' saw fit to introduce
|., '.''t ~ lns 1eaders: and the latter half,
:, 'e y c.'felulIy nbstalns from. touching
- &c question OF Inc essential truth Of Mrs.
stowe statement, confines itself to impu-
''ons of her motives in making it, aud
l4sh''onlne her right to make it at all. The
-e.1 Poni at 'ssac, wo hardly need say, is
NV =, "ne'nef INC editor of X1cmiA"n's
""o"-"t Is 116ht IN considering the evi-
oencc "ooneed ~ Airs. Stowe on complete
ano ui1ect' not whether Mrs. Stowe Inns
committed breach Of good tastc, of GOOD
morals, or of good faith in relating the
story which she has thought proper 10 tell;
but whether the story itself is true. AMI
precisely where il Fas. Tho,, s.- ;,dao,1
= '-e "vr'i IL cvcr 10 tcarn Of fIt :