The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-10-06
and the Poor House.
Letter frorz H1r. Null.

RsESsBuRo, Oct 4, 1870.
-"Bismsrck," in his last letter
a.n,Surg DnS o. to the Johnstown Dem
DsD,UIo statement to suit himself il
FS v Prd Of mine published in your
=. s' ns.t two weeks, wherein he is
"' Ips,;6ed as to how the Auditors
% !. ;re late Treasurer with the sum
~ him at settlement of 1865, and
Wv u.'nnt credit him with $5G.T2 due
T,sasurer. If bismarck" knows
ior, hook. keeping, he knows that
lifted with that amocnt, but, on
" !, charged with it. and 1t is rem
my, let. and as to the SIS OF in cash,
=, late Treasurer, paid Mr.. Kin
..a,snt l.a Treasurer, as per his receipt,
:, The settlement for 1863. and he
si,b il in his account. "Look to
I.snise." Mr.. Bismarck" He
T. NOV Thy the Auditor. did not charge
.a,r m interest on the s. pOOU.UO in or
D a, last settlement. We could not
.H a. ;r,sresl uhen he did not have the
p.I ~ could -, not get it from the Treasu
Iss, was DO money in the Treasury to
N INV former card ] gave the state
-. Treasurer in accoput with the Di-
.T,bs Poor and House Of Employment
- county. as the books and settle
n how al aBy time. And that Bis
ms /, plainly evident from the fact
rowing bis own assertion in his own
,n Le made the statement that the
.r.. had cost Sl7 ,027 oil to run it in
n ,bep last y eek to belle his former
:, nv reducing the cost 81 652 st.
,,rec, the people to believe him when
sI,i6ps himself And he AYERS that
that money to feed and clothe So
!, ,be Poor House for 1869, when the
10, furuished to cut door pGupers for
Dorn,ei to 81 ,354 81, which amount at
not 20 to the keeping OF the paupers
on,e. And If the people will but look
her House settlement, they will see
ssxss great amount OF lime used on
Hcirg done, repairs to the House.
,ud Justice fees paid, interest on old
ssursnee on the House, aud a great
b,, expenses that did not 60 to the
,ui clothing of the paupers. Every
bat has visited tue Poor House farm
bat il is very poor land, and could not
produce enough to keep So paupers,
"Binsrck." The great mistake in
vl,cs was the purchase of such u poor
rouud to locate the institution upon.
aing the cost of our Poor House and
1alj0ning counties it must he taken
Esderstion that they are located Oh good
nd eau almost sustain themsslves.- -
taxing too much space in your col
bit ia useless for me to state what
lslligeat man knows.
u The smauations from the Guileful
Bismarck" care not. Ny record
iSAl is clear, and my card is correct.
is tfcial statement it was made. / am
past and because | am such, he asks
tNu in the RIG 2" / answer that my
{ vas Democratic, and has always been
1d viii continue TO be {; aud that ID the
IN E-the Democratic party. l was
'DsHocratic party in her darkest hours,
aby Der glorious principles, and for
tsapes |, with many others, suffered
10 Imprisonment and threatened with
ta:enent and l am With it to-day.
ssulied croker, Bismarck" know
suppose. If he was known, he is one
e hn who love to serve the DEAR
u Nhcse cause he ia so ardent, by fill
'hi Cthce in the gift of the people !;
onclusion | have arrived at is that he
'Mnue now. How would Assem-
you, 'Bisusrck"2 But he will find
e'seCna Tuesday of October that he
e 'l'n fsbuke from the people which
y llH AID all his sort into utter obliv-
n Hhsnee be came.
'aH an done with Bismarck" He
~ ana DO not know him, and l do
!" nsai' snake in the grass.
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