New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
GARD FROM HENRY c. BOwEE.
70 TIE EitSo1 Of ne Standard

SIR like Horace Greeley for a good many
snbsantia Ems, but one OF biz beet qualities IA an
eor is his frankness He belvrs in calling things NY
their right names. When d man tsus lie out Of whole
cloth. he uses po!n EncJsh and s1ys that man - a
| "lar"
ihe Following courteous notice appears The StIndJrd
| Of tbs morning:
,, Anonk the developments Of the Rrf-m movement In
', - l hhLounrcinc't that the Tiitor and pro-
iet2f" I" 1he tn"n IN imitation OF the example set by
, m"i r, - anIht to niki an as.iyna.nt 10 the
large G"" opd :tocn nrT rom SI the rss se
palott "t IT,, county "i Kines. We glad the
Ing iruit."
Now. pronounce t;o whole Of tho above para graph
lr from beginning t. end, AMI the writer. whoever he
mav be. who ennod tie SAME to be deliberate fasAer.
The Tn'o", under its present proprietor ship never
tr"cy or indirectly, received single cent from
payers OF brooklyn to which 1t was not honestly
entitled. 1t has done small amount OF advertising for
tho c..y for which IT has been Compelled the two
other local ppcrs about 20 per cent lesa than
ia regular advertised rates and DEFY The Standard
or any human being IN out Of Brooklyn. 10 show the
foundation for the SANDER. in this mornings
Mocrd or book are "pen & L" me ih & mri"Tin rim on %
"n!na.om. me sta,dnrd will have 10 resort to
other cxod.nl having already tried several ana fa'rd
!!n = sGH'""ts III making any cap'al WIN "n'cn 10
eestne ou give the above place in your o,lunu'
AL, ycry respectfully, et",
HESRY c. BOwES, Editor F"ion.
fMr. Bowen seems to Us to take needless
trouble Having been chosen as the target for
many calumnics from the same source as malIg-
nant and ia grOun,llcSs as the above, we have
iulg, d silence their fit and sufficient answer.
". commend our example to Mr. B.-Ed. IriO.l
RAILROAD MArTEBs-IMPoRTANT srIr AGAINST
TIE i:UNDOuI AND OoWErO RAILROAD CON-
PANY.
A suit of unusual Importance has been begun
By TIA Town 0: Nultetown. Delaware County, against
tn Dire tols OF Tie EJndou AID Oswrgp Railroad Com
pany IN behalf of the town and the stockholders
mon The charges made against tho Director Of the
most damaging character and Lave been commonly re-
ported FOR time in the community particularly ih-
trrr,ed l. IL thought that the suit IL brought at this
tune bcCau,c Of il beng rumor"i that negotiations are
making hy the Er:G Railway Company for til" lease Of
tn road. II" complaint was made oh "wednesday before
Justice Mu.ray Of the Supreme Court, who has granted
two inunctpH, against tlo DTectors-"ne restraining
Them from =" posing - any of III" convertible bonds 81
my have b, ".':ivrcd and tho other pr venting selling
NJ ,. ,r,,ins road any Of IT. lppurtenance4
th bir,.iors authoriri the issue OF ,idoOu,J
yrtbc bonds O the Company, "hich were o be put IN
~" nark" and sold for NOT l'' thdh 10 cents on lhe
dollar Til" bonds were distributed "a follows Pred'
drnt John G. Brndh"at si.lCOn0: Lew. y. fiernancc
$Iol ar I-aa" ". Longvear. sloo~E WIN. L"uusDery
sluyOh ani Or-ia NJ Alapcrn ilpj,OL 40 money. 1t -
charged has eyer ben p,l into the treasury OF tnc
Company from the sale or distribution Of these bonds
malfca office, mnrnd"nt management, the
maintaining OF many -inecur't- NJ extrvagant salaries
III" awarding OF heavy contracts To some of tho
c"'cu !tnt.. The continuing oi an linuirn-e noa,,
Company that there is imnIuent danger oi
he said road ani c@rprrn,l"n orc9ns ns"Lrnt eha @
railroad, and sale OF s bonds at rates and Oh terms
disastrous to the int, rest, or the stockh0der5 di"'
a,ronc other thrng- charged against the decndant+.
I!" compliant - verified iy Willis W. Grant, J"hn
loving uih iayI' ,
H. he w., .: % I! ." "a ,,,.. ,.: az ot ,i. sos Sos
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