, 1872-10-11

t,,,on;or. toratora further SNOW |
1:o unto yoSr Ho15i 10y On or about the 11th day
Of day AD, 1859 At genera me,ns eoSs q cTe ere
specially appointed and directed by sa,d nemners
to demand and examine the books and Fspers oi
esid Colony. and to commence legal PROCEEDINGS
to compel tie said Trustees and a. oInef pel57
t,ns connected with them IN the atalrs OF SAID
Ccionv. to giro st.ict account, FOR tho purpose
OF bringing al the business aiairs Of sato
Colony to just and speedy conclusion
ard. thereupon, in due time, to nslne
about E legal conclusion OF tie Corporation o1-
The appointment Of d Committee Of slx. TO
sue in behalf of au the members, Tas unam-
raous and Bennett knows that that iect mas
sufficiently been proved during the htlsa.aon;
bui to make it appear thai many a-e L: favor OF
t!:o @ Trustees, a.d are willing 70 bear the yoke
lad upon their necks, some agents, runners, and
preachers have been employed to convince soree
of the members that the conplainants are 70
coune!led to pay the cost Of litigation, but an
enormous damage which will tuln them, and ~
those who stand with them in tho suit ; oat, y
the members would sign document presented
by the runne1s seng E. tf5'n tba Committee snoa is er IN
favor Of the Litigation, they should be rree from
:ny naymcnt OF e12enses or damage, and Wouaa
cscauo the ruiuation that suddenly WOULD f1A
upo, all who refused to sign Ffesseo op"n,
as they heye been for many years, without hope
to frae themselves from the snares into when
tsoy have been entzngled, sone Of them ae-
cepted the proposition end sis1ea by Aese e
means Bannott has been enabled TO 6noW tnas
some OF the members glory not In ]uEuco, nut
csn be counted upon in the support OF a corrup-
ton more glaring than any one before essr sAH
and therefore lie mentions only six dlsatfected
IN the Colony
cina attorney Of the Colony sinco 1857: We
think no came to this reigh5orhood about tnas
timc. The Colony was then prosperous and u
douzishiug condition, but he Tas coscpala"
vely poor Now he Is e. racn a. nnd @ae2onden. EN-
up 80 dihe1cntly! He has gone. to tie greet
civ Of Chic:,ro. to which the whole world as he
saya. contributes its funds, and has taken his
wreath With him :; bu. We are left behind 70
york out our oy7n salvation The best We can.
All tcis is but contracted statement OF only
| e fay7 of the many facts relating to the wrongs
| to which the members Of tho Colony nave been
| exposed: and such il tie condition OF tnoSe
who have lost the CnieaSo laoda, Nltnoue saaua-
| bio consideration.
Eric Norbers. one Of tho Committee, COM
mrnicated the facts about the lands to the Pres'-
| don't twice, about two weeks ago, to give him an
| opportunity to express t!msen III feiatlon 20 Le
rostter: but, although the communication has
| Deoa received tho President has made 10 a1'-
| syer. and will probably, aftor so long delay,
n,ako none. Eric o. NonnEEo:
| JoES H. WEsrBERG,
OLoe OLSEN,
| OLoy ANDERSON.
| n. G. HoLLASDEE,
HANS u. HoLLASDER.
| ABRAHAM MA1c1GaEN,
t JONAS ANDERSON,
/ ERIC OLSON,
| JoSAs LESsTECH,
t ANDRE LOCK-,
ERIC EED1CSD,
JONAS HEDLEcsD,
/ Eric ANDERSON,
PE1ER o. knASs.
| Eric KE3Ss,
PETER Il. BLON,
LARS J. LISDHEcK,
| HANS NosTRIA,
| OLoF kEaSa.
{Hundzods mora won!d elga If neededJ
BlsEoe ELL, Oct. ;, 19lG.