New-York tribune., 1891-03-07
J. r. WALLACE HITS BACK.
HE SAYS HE WILL NOT BE sAND-BAGGED.
NOT AFRAID OF DR. DAYS MEETING NOR OF
Mr.. pRopHEAp's CAMPAIGN.

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The trotng horse men are said to be after John IL
Wslace's scalp rather they are ater MS hesiS'ci
ana the meeting at the Fifth Avenue Hotel on Thurs
dav night looked like business but the other side is
nou 10 be heard from. Mr.. Wallace is not the
young afraid OF his horses, II one might judge by
the following statement, which he made yesterday to
Tribune reporter:
The Trotting Register is the work OF more than
thirty years beginning with chaos and gradually grow
ing into valuable property. This has been my Iie
work, and ss it las called into existence and eslaO
,shed the most valuable breed Of horses on the face
of the earth II has than mere money Vaiue "
me ON the 1st Of october. 1899, SOFA
this property TO Joint stock company anu
transferred 1t that day to the Nalnoo
Trotting Register Company. capitalized az eiVo'ooo
This new corporation, and not John ii. Wallace io"
,v, and controls IL under the of this state, ana
I have never heard Of any law under which COT
poraton can be required 10 delegate the e0htoi vi S
affairs, III any way, 10 an outside VoiuH'"i9 'oC"
with no legal existence. Previous 10 the ior"'a"o
of the corporation and the tIansier OF the properly
is new owners there was kind of advisory authority
granted to the so-oaled 'NatlOhA Assocla'io' Va
Trotug Horse BREEDERS by me- but this authority was
limited to the investigation Of disputed petusfeeS III
the Register and nothing more. This adVisor! au
thority whatever may have been It's scope anu .N
tent ceased to exist when the properly eeaseu " W
long to me individually, and the Register company
never renewed 1t in any form. COisueii"e ' ,'o'
neither the Board of CensOrs nor the society 'ncy
represented owned "a single share OF stoch i" ~V 'V
many wa were not quite ready to surrender lor INC
maxi demand would be for control Of the cash DOOR,
This ended all real or implied authority OF inc eovS
presided over by Mr.. Mali, in the ma'W's "a '"0
Wallace Trotting Register Company. ooo
Tho profits of the year closing OcIooer ~ low
were 81 OOO and order to make the olVideIus as
large as posbie my own salary was sio "e0, ".N I
thu stricest economy practised throughout III ''
.,anaaement of the business. Whether the Pioper9
is worth IL or not, it true that have Deeh ohe0N
$500 900 and refused to take IL. l.,
"1he appearance of Mr.. BrodhcaA, OF ken'uchy, III
the meeting was TO be expected. lie nae Dsou Hsue
10 capture Mr Packers society for some Tune pie'
and he has accomplished it at ast ana carIleu Ve'"
oa bodily TO the dark and bloody ground MI. brou
head thus leads the second renewal OF great ns"V
for possession of The TrOtting Register III HIS A'''
fight there were five very reputable ge"'iehion o
saged in the scheme of publishing Breeders oVuu
Book, He first undertook TO have the wok dole
at WOODBURY. but no found II too big loc anu e"No
fellow in Chicago 5000 70 compile IL. Inc DooA
appeared I'm l6el and it bald and paipaoie
theft from the Grst three VOLUMES OF the I'ces'oi
that Mr. Brodhead and his associates repuds'eo H.
That the last of that book
Two or three years afierwsrd the National Trot-
ting Association at Hartford Was petitoned most OK
tonevely 10 take up the work vi Publishing tro'uue
stud book and the names OF 600 petitioners "elo
read over to convince the association That tiere WIS
a great popular demand for the work. but 1t decnhea
70 enter upon the business Of making stuu Doohs a
corporation was formed, stock in twenty -hVeooidi
shares was to be issued, and the whole country
east and west, north and south, was most tnog
Oughy canvassed BY prOspectuses, requests eN'' iol
a great meeting To be held at CMcasO, Wheie thS
enterprise was 10 receive its grand impetus that wouIu
Start Al in its triumpnaGt sweep. Tie day came ana
the expected grand assembling Of the Dreeceis oi INC
Ii. {. Mcdowell moved that the meeting Sd!onLrn !Lrn
sine die. The two gentlemen hooked al etch Other
and walked Of the for the great eAIs~ted
assemDage consisted of these two gentlemen anu nou
oue more. Ibis ended the second nsn.
And now the third fight is Oh by the same partles
In the time. place, object, method, etc.. there is
fslt and the practical result will be the same lhe
twenty lve-dO stock certificate scheme Is the very
same Us before. Whether they are the same old
certificates prepared for the former neht ana "e'hea
brought again into use, we do not know Mr biod
head 10 evidently economical in his views a0out now
other people should GharSe when ne tnAI pm m tSt az o.
to think that II my opinion Is tha $500 Is GOO
much for the services of Lord Russell, 1t IS none OF
my business and If don't like II l can 90 somewhere
else ,,,
&C. J. Hamlin, of Buffalo, talked more practical
sense In very few words than all the other SPEAKERS
at the meeting. lie said This is business scheme
ard should be carried out IN a business -like way
lie hit the nail squarely Oh the head: lie suggested
that 100000 should be raised, and thus buy out
the Register and carry the business.
gentlemen, and they were all not Dr. Days, for
several OF the most prominent among them called
upon this morning, and we know Just What the
sentiment is among the breeders who have not been
personally involved in the recent disturbance.
In conclusion. | WIN say that ] do not propose
to be sandbsgged and told 70 deliver your property
the country have stood by me. and / have no fear
Of their failing me now