The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-09
THE CANAL BANK TAN OF 500, 300.
who Got the Money Paid out by the
Bank?

who Got the Money Paid Out by the
Hank?
Ed;tor Dcnoc,ot rho etroots being rife
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omd o1iiT,btan tbo ,,,,Ijic RI fhio tronaontiGn
% ,,thnst ton ii'4 tbnn - ID vol f9 tp Don'n
0Iioin 30 IF ~ 10 L
tainted NO ~ snnnoand thGn attamnt af conceal
,nnnf IT, fl ~ Cr," o'io' wv ''i
~ TIC 6, st Got tall i ESQ
Tbot The Thir1 Diatriot Court boa rooon+
,,n T'C ,oins+ fhn Camo Ron
e. s90 qo0 raniiaI tnx i7mnnond for tho 1,n"
,e7f "G0''0o '"pi''i IVA 'io9'U i0i O'io S0''i
| Q That tbo honIr il porF,ctlv soIvout md
| that n,,nrr, ,JoIin, "F bi1 rlnToT ohnnld 'bn,n
been paid into the treasury
| 3. That instead of this being done, eighty
'o ce' Iz6 W "'Ge{ | a. ~ ooa F W.
| have cone into the treasury to satisfy the
claim.
T. mat the SAID warrants had no value on
Joo;Jnd o.2oinst thon, ''i' ''''''
| +, That # the warrants had any value. the
law says that taxes can only be paid with
msilh4 Us .colLe9ponH.nR Will VIC yeteI lol
G That this tay on tho hank was for 1877. 7G
and $4,000 warrants of 1874 was used.
7. That the ASsistan. Attorney General
~" a." hon I,"r II ,,a W. T
rrefrapable.
8. That upon this opinion the Auditor Or
derGd Ehe settlement as ABOVE hoU with the
q fhat the TreasUrcr obovod the order hut
that be laughs in his sleeve at the trarsaC-
tlon-Saylng the whole S20,3O0 should nave
ooIe T ISI NJ no nitT mood hod M ,o,,o
and Law around in any quantity, and that if
the transaction is clean the bank itself could
nave Se6 Ga lea Tor q song whereas she pald
70 N0yy make n" chorros not ovon com-
ments
l simply ask that it be shown how much
nlooy JIG o'"N "''' pay oo' anu WV" gov IT,
IN tho roooi,,t og +bo o,o,,o communicable,
Ioo+ ni,rh+ rnrort,r or +bo D,,,,ocn ,,r ,,,,,,
,I,4aiI.J l., ,iai+ ~, ,,r,o;,1o,,+ ,,r a., 1,,
,,,,d t+air ht, nt,ta,n,,+ ~ ~, ,,at,,,, a,,I
".'" '"c"'h a''9 0'''Uoi"o"' W ''io '''ul' an"
character OF the settlement above referred to.
In reply to the reporters request for nfOrma-
tiop Mr. T r. Mnrrie Drouidon+ cF tho bonly
Olo Iil v. l'9 ',''y " o''9 D''nN'
S''id CtaC Che 0Ct'e hhu ooCaileu " JuugmohV
in one of our courts against the Canal Bank,
amounting to about $4,000. tax on capital
ir,,o,+od IN TTri4od ctoto, t,ndn. that +I,a Cd
i''"O." III 'h'o4" NO''o07 "'",'0' 'nt' O'iC "'i
vice OF CounseE for the bank was that there
was no doubt of the Judgment being reversed
NV tbo Sunramo Court Of tho Irnitod s+otoe If
"s VIZ s,u D'4 ~, '',II -
an appear was taken from the decision In
due course of time, however, the direction Of
the bank, in order to avoid expense trouble
and doIa', oono1,,doI n oooorI ,,,;+h tt,oi -
'"" "e"y' I0i't"''''' Il" ''''o," "i''' '',o'l "O
torney, that they should avail themselves OF
the law authorizing compromise settlements
with the Auditor and tho romnromise aI-
"
leauy puoll7'ieu Ill the PaPeE6 WAS elecIeu
in accordance with the opinion of Assistant
Attorney General ]. G. Eagan that it would
ho T., +bo ir+oroot oF tho C+o+o