New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-01

The Government delivers To these persons 80 much
money or bonds (which are equivalent TO money! per
mile Of the road constructed The company arc not re.
sponsibe for the repayment OF TINS money e0rpo'ao
of which they members to-day, put may not
be- toInorrow-a corporation with predetermined
assets at 20 nav the bonds what means the cor
poration will have with which to DO TINS after payng on
prior liens will DO considered hereafter Ana besides,
bep tho company and contractors are both Interested In
having Iona road while the Government and the people
bstber tIe road win be long or short IL the whole
fer IA TO be determined by the company and contractors
The Interest Of the stockholders has SO lar vanished az
ready that 1t IS scarcely Woren sennSd ,noreego
frat mortgage bonds, tho government seconu Iuorgo
hiS these ma5aSers will leave behind them the
chances Of the stockholders 10 reaIze ahythh8 from
nathematics is not equal their calculation Tue IN
terests Of the people are the same as tngse VI ne
for thirty years TO pay the interest on theso Dondan
amount exceeding e total necessary cost OF the road
refuses TO pay the bonds the people must be
taxed 10 pay them. And what are thGy getng lot
4 road built for themi Not at all, They are getlhY
road built for the express purpose Of securing tne
Government bOunty-a road upon "nIcn tdeir ~,
and nroperty cannot be safe Aside from TINS matter
Of having the more important contracts nhuer tne
control Of who arc msHsSns tnS or
0Tganized for the purpose Of conducting nearly an hs
business along the line al OF u, shaS mHnsgers or Of
persons in their employ. The whoIe concern ~
one vast s v Condition upon which outsiders can
Ppacne the machi5e TO run their benefit Is that they
shS furnish the ubricating material Ia TINS connee
s s vii sav that encountered dincL ties almost IN
snrmonntabe In attempting 10 gaiu Information IN re-
gard 10 the details OF the management OF VIC roau;
fhere are no people residing along the Inc 10 whon
could apnly and hence 1 was compelled 10 MAKE
INV iIGuiries OF persons IN the employ, VI ,, ano
ny T6ese persons are almost universally depen-
deIt for their daily bread upon their wages Lney Sa
NOT AFFORD 10 be dsnssed, AMI tey KNOW asy woiu ~
~ thew made any statement 70 inc interest Of
net Snnioyers or 70 any Of the innumeraDe LlhEs
18th XSbieR the employers are conneeteo IN the Few
,stapces where / gained Information from inc eun
ivsS thew had fear and openly expressed " tnat
hy ,yonli losa their places II ased their hames IN
,yoctgor with the Information they gave. 40 ono
6cseyer can pass over the line and observe what
0,ng on without feeling that all ana more IMAM a;
ever been charged against the mhhageinent VI
th rosd he true / will give rev instances WleIe'
sItboHSh aid not obtain strict legal ptc9l % i ht
atsnS1 7 gained firm conviction that wnat
SsSrd was true aud susceptible OF PROOF IN LIE eo
tract with brigham Young, for gfaoug, ~ WAC @ H.
thai the supplies his employees shoqG rss over the
Inc consigned 10 Brigham YOupg-an amount 90 iEoy
~ what Is fOr the OF his men ms
1850 ssYrant Al nothing else observer that uuv M
- HIaeSath a. 90 mad extraordinary faehtes TOT ulu
ortnS freht over thus road. Thoy take az
freigb3 frofo Omaha west In many instances Will
INC goods have been delayed ~ , OiuaH" ~,
other places along the line until they were 70
MaRath & Co the consequence Is thad nlei @ ao
eoinpeled 60 coIsign thor goods 70 tins h an pay OK
ira aud often excessive rates IA Vsoei !"