New-York tribune., 1870-02-04
GEORGIA.
CARD FROM MIR. BRYANT


r. the Edftor Of The Tri6hhe'
SIR: The dispatch from this city, pIilueS os, m Of
Mondays TRIBUNE, relating TO me- WAS iai''' 40 ~
The dispatches about me have Deeh ca was issued by
sno,ber persou and withdrawn by my aaScS % , aa, cnn
RePu6ean, but oppose s,SH SSriu oppose it as RepHb
Oi OF @ .e tr the good OF TIE party have not lme 10
ean anu he attacks made upon but as many OF tne
answer inc onnhs6ed in your paper. allow me TO say III
reply that shall be true 10 10 TS TSloDd iovSiu man
soldier Republican, ana Ne"'Lnh'"iYT r. I' Rpy,NT
I'm recent Of the above dispatch yesterday afternoon
telooranbed our correspondent in Atlanta Tor an
exclamation His reply is given below AS MS name
sas sgued din the copy delivered u.s. to the uspaoh
which he informs nc did not send we nave '"A'"
stems TO ascertain its origin.-lEd
ATLANTA Feb 81 sent no special TO THE TRIBUNE,
answer your inquiry by SAYING that BryahI Was was
,irman OF the Peoples meeting heid mere on Th rhe
uit which adjourned subject TO future eau; Inc e
for the meeting on Saturday last appeared %lthout
nature and. had II not proved an aoOru9h, bty ant
uld have been presiding officer ana us ueHi"i -
quibble
Il DIFFICULTIES BETWEEN THE GOVERNok
AND STATE TREASURER OF GEORGIA
Mr.. n. L. Angler, the State Treasurer OF
Georgia in his reply to Gov. Bullock before the Recon
sruction Committee, reerates his charges against o
Governor of misuse OF State funds aud maradmhlsHa
fop in general defends himself from the charge oi
embezzlement brought against him by Gov buliocA'
according TO Mr. Angler the facts in the case are these
ofore allowing his name TO be used candidate for the
ice OF state Treasurer, knowing that the salary was
an adequate compensation he consulted legal
,thorty aud was advised that both by law and custom
o Treasurer was entitled TO the interest aecruing on
,mporary deposits, and acting upon that advice he
owed his name TO be used, and was elected state
easurer After his election, having no secure place IN
Treasurers Office keep the funds of the State he
lsumed the risk deposting the same in the Georgia
;atonal Bank at the time entering into an agree
f,ept with that bank by which he was to be allowed
small per cent on the daily balance OF
.nnds required for immediate use. For a period OF
early six months Mr. Angler states, that this per cent
&c amounted 10 $3.50 TO- and that doubts having arisen in
he minds Of some whether the Treasurer was entitled TO
ad interest he paid the into the Treasury prey
Dus TO any knowledge that he being prosecuted,
Though leading lawyers and the best commercial ana
nancal OF the Legislature gave IT as their 1udg
nent that the Treasurer entitled TO the same MI
Angler further that former Treasurer OF Geor
ra ever credited the state with Interest on deposits
either temporary permanent. such being the Facts
according TO Mr. Angler, Gov. Bullock brought SUIT
against hun for violation of the law making use OF the
state money for his benefit. and subsequently de
,ared that the cause OF the attack made ON his (Bn
fOck character by Angler 90 be found IN TINS SUIT
In support Of himself Mr. Angler produces certificates
and newspaper extracts.