The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-09
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Mr.. Tilman f. Gaines has returned
from his second trip to New York in the
immigration work. Since the 10th of
December, he has brought to coGnfrffa-9
ble homes in this State 112 persons,
chiefly families. He expects toretarn
to the North next week and spend seve-
raj weeks there filing orders. An in-
creasing interest is felt in every section
of the State. Chester County alone ex-
poets to bring on 5000 persons. oas ws
are informed. Persons desiring immi-
grants can get them by addressing Mr..
Gaines, Columbia, 8. C.
Mr.. MoNTE1TH AND THE ISJuNcr1oN.-
We have had conversation with Mr.. W.
5. Monteith as to his purpose in pro-
curing the injunction against the ceftifi-
Gates of indebtedness being receivable
for taxes or other dues against the
State. It seems that he holds some
claims against the State, which he has
so fur failed to collect. He represents
that he has been in treaty with Mr.. o.
d. Baldwin to purchase them Of him.
He got up the Injunction with the
view of protecting this interest. He
was not acting. or protesting to
act, in the interest OF the public.
After securing Judge Cookies signature
to his papers, he wrote to Mr.. Baldwin,
stating what he had done, and further
stating that as ye. it was known only to
Mr.. Bauskett aud himself. He init
mated. further, that he (Mr. Baldwin,
could avoid the consequences. by moving
actively in the matter of his claim. In
other words, he meant to use the lever
OF the injunction to prize out his money.
His object was to take care OF himself
and his clients. Having the Injunction
ready to launch, he paused. and called
on Mr. Baldwin to come to terms and
purchase. Mr.. Baldwin saw at to de.
cline, and the writ was served.
}. The following is copy Of the note:
G. e. Bdld,vin. Esg.-DKAR S1K: 1
write to inform you that the injunction
was slgnod this evening, returnable the
18th. and will be served on you in the
morning at an early hour. It yet re-
mains in my hands. known only to Mr..
Banskett and myself. and can yet be ad-
lusted If attended to at an early hour.
: (Signed) w. s. MONTEITH.
We should have mentioned before
that Mr.. Monteith admits that he Of
fercd to take the certificates OF indebt-
edness in liquidation of his claim. When
he failed in his object, he used the writ
|, against the very currency which he was
ready to receive himself. This is new
and decidedly original method of col.
, lecting claims.
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