The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-04

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not say that. L. was one Of Mr.. Wilson's
own friends. We have not said Mr.. Will
son could be bought, or that being in the
employment Of . gentleman opposed 70
the road was the secret Of his candidacy
but we did say that Mr.. Wilson, in con.
versation with gentlemen In Clearcreek,
said that Judge Bross bad said he (Bross)
had been offered $4,000 to change his
position on the railroad question that
he tWilson) would not say Bross had
taken the money although he had changed,
but that he would cay Bross WAS DID
fool il he didnt--that he (wilson) would
have done so II he had intended to change,
and the offer had been msdo to him
There would have been no dishonesty in
the taking, our readers will readily per-
ceive. We did not wo repeat, charge
that Mr.. Wilson would act corruptly. He
himself said he would not have resisted
the temptation thrown in Bross way.
| Will IL be an attack on Mr.. Wilson's mo-
tives, II we cay wo believe with him that
he would not have refused so delicious .
plum?
Will the reader please TO carefully read
tho paragraph above. Does he End in il
the declaration that Mr.. Wilson 10 in
favor Of the road, anxious for its compile
ton, and will use his influence as CON-
mission or to sec that the project is carried
out, while no protects the rights oftho
psople?1
The bitterness OF the opposition comes
entirely from the officers of the narrow
gague railroad, rs IL Is usually teruied, or
rather howland and associates. who allege
that am opposed TO the building OF the
road, and in favor Of repudiating = sacred
contract between themselves aud the county
in regard TO the building OF the same and
that anu opposed 10 the issue OF any more
bonds for its completion. In reply 10 all OF
which have only TO say that atu advised
tia, the county on It's part. has already COM
Piled with the conditions of that uufortu-
naie contract. AMI tina, HowlSnd and Associ.
Aiss or associates and Rowland. or Pxy>or
& Co. or anyone else mentioned in the cor
tract. have utterly tailed 20 10 anything
Whatever On their part. but on the Contrary,
Alter ree,iyirS Some seventy or eighty thou.
sand dollars trvua the city and I
county, immediately abandoned the work
and lett the country
ReNASSs,-Ths couniy has eomplisi
with its part oG the coa.rses, and 80 have
the Contractors. who have cqs left Cor
psrts gltarva- Fsysan 4 Co. ~, Ia
,vaGc,cc2r-, and rocuygd tis >0n,i. M
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Ca. have fsIiy implied VIII iteir par. q
the Contract.
Win ,hs reader please y, carefully cad
the paragraph sboye; Doss he fad in
IL the declaration that Mr. Wilson 10 In
favor Of the road , The isus {, again
dodged-covered up by words.
II the contract requires them to build the
road before they receive any more bonds,
| Justice seems 10 demand that they should
! abide 10y the contract as well as the county.
[RgMAEKs.-Exactly the company
does not want moro than the contract. 1t
lie willing 10 stand by the contract but
does Mr.. Wilson anywhere assert in his
circular that, If he should be elected
commissioner, he will endeavor TO see
tina. the county shall perform It's part Of
the con.rsc. Nowhere; and yet his card
was intended a. denial Of the charge
that he wished TO snnul that contract :
He don't deny. He uses words 10 de-
ceivc
As the contract II liable 10 be Inisrepre-
sented 10 the people, why Is IL that Mr..
Oberly who Is the Nice-president, and owns
newspaper, does not publish II 10 that the
people will understand it, or IL he one Of
the Rowland. associates that propose 10
abandon the contract and release themselves
and friends from any obligation whatever
REMARKs.-We have heretofore pub
lished that contract. We mad nothing TO
do with the making Of it. 1t WAS entered
into while Mr.Halliday was director Of the
road. lilo opposed it, We know; but that
-, we had anything to do with it is no. true,
as Capt. Halliday, from whom, wo doubt
not, Mr.. Wilson obtained many Of the
points of his card, might have told Mr..
Wilson, If Mr.. Wilson had had any dis.
position to either know or assert the
truth.
There is an intimation in this para
graph that we are an associate Of How
land. Let US say once for all that
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