Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-09-20

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of the;r rcdoyds and H. sd%;,;on " "", ,oaa pa'
n, that ND Jemond All had v" naa,' Sorv co.
hmn;ss;on 49, na.'o,,a.s 80 49," "aao 49,. ~
amounts na;d' hy Gov Co. 81 ;o,, ~. .,o .%s
Aa,a Trrosrr,, and 10, ~ an'.,.';" 49, 40
Hon or ner co1tago bad. ho.n eO na;d |,
Vbv did Gov Georv comnIa;n a. p wn
lhcmon,lv of ,ba for,n ot ,hosn aa.,,e
dates I? They contained no,hinr hn,
naked focts, Does !, hnnan.as ys u's
Governor Of Stain N com,,la;r' 80 h"u @
tl,e people are pormitted 20 arc n nor.,
tton or an OF their public rccords.s
The fact is that Gov. Gea,y has shown
much more zeal in the cndeayor 10
suppress the knowledge Of this dcfal.
cation of his agent than in the inyes.
tigation of IL; he has been more in.
censed at the publication of tho facts
than at the frauds of George 0. Evans,
his special agent, the Immediate cause
Of the publication. io s4Iqa %
Governor Geary has never alluded
to this matter of the collection of the
State claims in any of his annual mes
sages to the Legislatures Was Il for
the reason seriously suggested by you.
at our interview on Tuesday night,
the 18th inst, as reason why il was
best that a somi annual report had not
been made by the Special Agent ac.'
cordng to tho condition of the agree.
ment mentioned in his bond. viz
because such report might have pre-.
vented the collection of the remaining
claims. Why? Was the employ.
ment of any peculiar means necessary
to the collection of,these claims? Was
concealmont OF facts necessary And
does the chief law officer of the State
approve of the employment of anv
but proper means even 10 obtain whnt
il RIGHTLY dne the State2 Jtrnst NOT
and / am sure the peonle of pennsvI'
yania do not want from Tho Gencyol
(,overnment money IN which thay arc
moi iustlventitled The S,atoof Pom.
svlvania ia NOT n n moody condition
By the publication of The aboy Z. men.
toned nancrs have aene simnlv
what Governor Goarv neclcctcd or
purnoselv avoided doing 10 wit. |
have given to the people the informa.
ton thew were iustly entitled 10 have
h.d voars aoo
W1v did moi Governor Gearv bring
his special Agent 10 account lonr AGO?
If moi before he certainly knew Two
months ago ,hat this agcnt Ind in his
hands money belonging to the State.
| know that n certain individual called
upon him. IN juno last--securing Gov.
ernor Goary's presence in HARRISBURG
after repeaied efforts-and demanded
share of the spoiIs gathered from
this State Agency. ikncw that he
came away from that interview per.
cctly satisfied with the arrangement
hen made by, or between himself and
Governor Geary. know further that
he individual aforesaid received about
s5, 600 as the result ofthat interview
whether from Governor Goary or Geo.
D. Evans, his very Special Agent, is
rot material.
At our interview above mentioned,
on Tuesday night, the 18th inst, you
pressed me to resign, Informing me at
ihe same time that Gov. Geary dc.
handed my removal ] expected to
receive the next day q gentlcmanly
,o,e from you informing me that /
was removed. expected this cour.
tosy because | believed Won to be,
what Won professed to be. n courteous
gentlcman. Ialso expected il because
sou had expressed vourself-both at
that interview and at onr interview
A. Atlantic City--as entirely satisfied
with tho manner In which I had pcr.
formed NV Official du,ies-sayino and
evconting nerbans The semi. oificial
Jn,y ~ aSSndsin, Governor Gearv and
sncyc;oI ,,ent Fans
Yf an gn,orr;e,v ,h;s oorn;nc Won
oeocteS ,he onin;on M hSS nv
sborses ars;rst ,r Covornnr Gesrv y I
XII e., ,,a !, rcnorod n,vself from, Il ho
oGico & Of Donptv Attorney General
snd Won denied me the common cour'
tosv of n writton notice of nv removal
/ ,3en CHARGED Won win ungentleman.
Iv conduct IN writing letters 10 vour
messenger in which Won questioned
nv integrity by innuendo. and as.
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