Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-11-25
CG22L5P 3UDENCE.

EDITOR JoUREAL Il sec by theJouR-
NAL oil October .aJh, ac,me-poudeuco
from Lower Trinity, signed j. G.. Pudy,
in regard to an election h,.d Dot long
since BOW as y.u have been SO kind a-
to publish one side Of the question, we
deem it just aud SHAH take it as a gcuer-
Gus action on your part TO publish
the other side also, and we promise 60
end the controversy on our part. To
start with, We pronounce Pudy'- letter
to tha JoUENAL -sueoi ,olscuood .rum
beginning tocud, which Wc Vlu prove In
thi,IorieW; PQdy .ate- hattheeeeJlou
spoken o. was bella pe.u0,i-ha- school
in thj- district; lhal is .eI.e, a- lht.c..r
ton was bc.d to ascertain Whether or NOT
the voters were wiling ohaletherpwp-
erty taxed % build a -euoo, house. Par
dy thereby holds out TIL impression Ohtl
we, The voters, are opposed Is eduea,i,u
Then he am,ts OH with piece OF The
viIe,t ycopAaDcy aud deceit that can be
ina4ined iueNcoptiag Gray, McWhoatcr
and IIene,y on ,he ground o their living
SO far away; there are five other um,je,
living as far and much farther thap the
first named, and lac do. not eNeep tucm.
and shows that ha WA latcrius Cray,
McN honer aud lIeus-y And hs may
take much consolation from %, as tbey
feel the sting Of his insult as bad a. any
OF the balance, and they do not thank
him for his pains. Purdy then goes ON
to tell the people chat there are eleven
having Indian families, as it he had found
out something new, and it is evident he
did not tell it SO much Tor information,
rs he did to -tigma,i1e and insult them
after having been refused and kicked out
Of eyogy other -chool, thenl,o CONES here
begging for his bread, Of those same In
d@a iapiilqs which 10 .if tsaeniog and
has no other pupils but those ho now in
suits.
lie i, so vain as to take croditto' "a let
ter he wrote t. Hon W.J. Tumn, at
the session OF the last Lesi-mtuie, pals
ing these ,amc Indian families to the
skies, and begeiug Mr. Tuuin to have
some action ou it, which bo claims was
had. Ne al. huow there was mo- action
except TO lay the subject be.o.e the Jodi
cary Committee, and that committee re
ported thele was no need OF action (and,
by the by, | would like to see that letter
to Mr.. Tmain placed by the side oi Pur-
dy's correspondence, SO the people could
sec Che conim,t) lueu agnu, Pald,
tell, positive m-eAoud when nr -ay,
the trustees and bu--eH and fmuN- btlt
the school house. ltt, NOT -o, ,or Pudy
Wa- there booking ou and -aW /. q, Camp
ben, John ocguci, O,a. Dyer, d. Acaer.
man, j leud.o and n Leouud, all
working un the nouse a- il tuoirI, ives dc
pended on it, aud be.idc. Pur,y Is We'll
aware that previously there Wa- SUBJ
scripbion taken up and tho umosr aad
shingles paid lpr. Puldy mAc- iltohetlt.
very much to think, a. he tel M ID, ''whgn
| am superseded ~ a. II be alone WU- Jue
man Of the couatry Now the Who.eo.
this correspondence aud rurdy's lai-e-
hoods grew out OF his side bcinsbeaten
in a fuir contest, and for ymdetiyenes,
and spleen he now grossly insults the peo
pie that have fed him; however, hi- time
is almost out iorif it was not we would
have him dismissed. am sorry tor Put-
dy for he is good at pcmonship, aad il
the people cannot find it ont any other
way he win let them know 10 through the
JouRNAL. Now it is strange that after
the people have taken PurdY when he
was frozen and thawel him out, be turns
aud viper like, sting- Them To- the quick.
r. J.. THOMAS.
Lower Trinity, November l4th, 1915.