, 1873-06-27

Bpokun o. Tho gentleman did not dcny tho author
otes oi our Secretary. which accompany Ills report.
No interviewed also Mr.. Hiram and Henry Wheeler.
f asS' eas s S.
Ecvatora; ". II. iIarror Eaq State Ohuf inspector;
3qhn D. tyo1 r. oo co ! 1sy II nsos cS
saa heaa essa a @
FTrst-That thoro was sufficient legal and proper |
ground for tho posting Of corn out Of condition IN tho
Of tho statements Of Messra Wheeler, by tho reports Of
Tho Deputy Inspectors who had shut OF tho delivery
e 1.sss Ws
on hoaEd tho warm corn from their houses by tho
statements Of .hs parties for vhoso account this
wronetaly posting this corn = concerned We a,nst
ao n' pona Il eoTn in tho
elevator should have bean days earlier In Wow Of
como aware Of bed condition, and can dsposo Of
thcE rcecipta to those who need due caution gyen by
sccoad-We arc Of opinion Tux Tn1nunB gave pub
lcy 70 the allegations contained in ta articles raahy
Nhoat aa.cie1t scnsderson and w,thont ' thst IN
important matter required. Wo call attention to tic
statomou Of tho commercial editor and gentlemen
very serious, aud even hta own statement, ind
no sufficient ground for the aaHertions he made.
sustained BY oil tho corn in that olovator d not q
Good s30 md yet tho advertisement that corn to The
% ropbns hodss Of ssaq 10 Or
more" The public have right 10 expect tl,at stato-
Ct @ % sas SnS anz nsl
ut the ny wones s as s
mcna accepted by 30 nnny as true, mud that wo
told this article haa had depressing eroct upon
trado and that Of our largest dealers In other
e escaR II f:fns @ rnnon Ing ea f
common pains II could have % easily arrived at tho
to @ Fec s snpee to hat
ISLANDERS, unruth. and sensation are not news It fs
something l9ss than enterprise which rubahes them
grosa aud needless libel exercises disregard for thu
fair fan'o Of our city aud its citizens. Tic fauls
mny hayo IN eyatem Of handling grain he nut
and corrected by fair md honorable measures None
''''' ''' " ' nhSar q. RissEr,
ASA Dow
THE TESTIMONY.
R. Colbert, commercul editor Of THE Tn1nuNE, was
been spoken to by four to ax persons, about tho
condition Of the corn, aud tloy roco1nmendod him to
T. bu sa~ H. H. So I'D
him that ho present whom the corn wan shipped
out 9nd that only rory small portion of it was out Of
The uon, ". F. coolbauRh was waited on, but gave
| the Committee no Information.
| 11EsHr AND HIRAM WHEELER
stated that they had vessel loading at the North.
Essaor f9s IT, Il O. FIX ehs
I'll tho grain tcorn that was IN that house. They got
1000 b On tic vssael Gho swalov,. and would rot
|
another house to oil up aud could not got any
in that house that the Inspector would allow to out
the second houae) md sabmted them to Mr. Harper,
who declared thein to DO hot They than determined
sptctor @ Harper aabsequony informed them y leer
during tn oF9anH OF snt he a s a.
Elevator on nccount Of contents Of tho same COM
mencing to run from the shoots hot.n During the af
ternoon Of tho enno day Assistant Inspector Wilder
shut o nine bins In thu Fulton Elevator "1n
Of the Of to
subsequently endorsed their action.
| HENRY wHEELEn
nsu tan i, os tho Northyestesn previous to tbat ne
They Ind told him previously that the corn was little
~ Tie 1t 1 " st hs m eGn1 s get
inspector. lie lid not think anything could have
It over Whenever they thought wns not all right aud
had done their utmost to save tle corn Al that corn
oansl boats. In tho Fulton they had that
eavea during tug winter and would have been glad to
oy Rs ns nst Il to b. a
duty to ship 1t. At tho Northwestern Elevator they
hs kept tie corn 5nnng fgh sssght agng and
sstesnt a t o an tho
% hs ef oSi s0si
corn wna out d condition. and = good deal Of It bot
s' % cool n.y. Wness had II
forcH in either of those caraoeH uQr any leaIa which
wnnfi be fayorably affcctoi by Tho posting.
"o"1 HIRAM rIIExLEa
sad there ras no ring Or pool among the warehouse
nnan fo Rin out thnt corn Auy lhrGe amount OF tot
corn viii neat IN tbs house, and thus be abe to in
iuro other grain, lie did not bel!eye TINT tho percen
aRo Of hot this year IL moT6 than tho average.
the now corn 1nu bcen kent ny tse1 wonia ~ n4se
gono away, unloas ne option uoanngs hao t93cn II
aud 70 that extent ths inspection nas tanaencS &c
Keep tho new corn mere
M. 9. WILDER. ...
nenufy sto @ saG III rn ho n". so'
that tic corn was noI nearly ~ ssou9a tAo Aoaso'
~. III. D. oAahns, 9! t1e,,nu.,-...ox,, ri,
Deputy state aapee,of A. ne f. @er re M
: | Tatofr aateo that Ae iunleetoo tno Gosn sla
| waa loaded on the ouba and awAuo" TIM
1t was all warm Or out OF condition t,sa,
nona peter tnan 1eeeoa ss ne5,noar 10y ,ana VA
at the time, aud said It was better thAn no e1peceu
hnd It. ,,,ua,,