The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-10-24

Tuesday in January, 1893, win find be-
fore il Eve witnesses, placed there by
THE WORLD, who win make oath that
you instructed, and commanded Cor
nelius veneyto do the shooting. Now is
the timelto do your fighting as your
chances win be slim, and furthermore
additional counsel will assist in a le-
gitamate and just prosecution Of your
case. You might carry out Judge
Lynch's laws and BE- protected BY him
in the hanging Of Negroes, but this
time the network will be woven some
what close, and will be unraveled ID
q Court Of Justice before the eyes Of
an injured public.
Furthermore we would like TO ask
what the public thinks Of Mr.. Feidt, an
officer under oath, sworn to do his
duty, and pursuing the course he Is in
this matter. Murphey is one Of the
main witnesses for the State in this
case. Who ever heard Of such con-
ducti What is to become Of this COM
munity at this ratei Consider for q
moment--the States Attorney assisting
in the prosecution of his own Witness
es ! What think you, reader, Of the
honored Evans
THE WORLD has at once commenced .
thorough investigation Of Mr.. Feidts
conduct, and at the next term Of Court
there viii also be some important mat
tiers for him to unravel.
The WORLD win also place before the
same Grand Jury some witnesses, who
will give the physician that attended
Daley, some more matter to unravel.
The course pursued by Evans against
Murphey is cowardly one, and will
meet with condemnation ON al sides.
It may be q hard thing for Murphey
to 90 behind the bars for several days,
but We assure the clique who are at.
tempting to cheat justice, that their
day win come and not far distant. You
have made gravecharge, and have 4
serious one to prove. Mr.. Feidt here.
tofore had always been on the best q
terms with this paper, and in . bust.
mess WY I'D hsen xfrx scnEtsona ~
Of which We honorably thank him for,
But when matters began to warm ur
by an investigation Of the DALEY
trouble, he knew and realized he would
get his foot in it. He knew he had
not done his duty, and an exposure Of
the matter could not help but involve
him. When TIE World commenced the
investigation it did not know who i
would involve, and furthermore did
not care, just 50 any fraud could be
exposed, and justice properly admins
tered. We hewed to the line, and the
chips to some extent fell on Feidt. On
Friday evening, October 21st, we re-
ceived the following letter through the
post-office, viz:
Gro. w. FEIDT,
ATTORNEY AT Law,
MARTINsBURG, w. VA.
ll0-21-1S92.
F. v. ALER, Esq.
Dear Sir:--I have been your
friend and tried to help you along in
every way / could, but it seems you dc
not appreciate my kindness, SO please
get some one else to endorse the notes
upon which my name appears when
they fall due again. I cannot further
befriend person who will permit .
hing scoundrel such as kssOs0 Ed. Muir
phey to be, to use the columns Of hi
paper, for the purpose of vilifying ant
abusing decent and respectable citi
zens of our town.
Very truly Yours.
G. w. FEIDT.
Feidt 40 doubt thought he held |
good club over The WORLDS head ant
could bring it also into line with TIL
"clique,'' and suppress the matter
but, he struck the wrong one. w
don't work that way. On, one Of tn
notes Feidt refers to he is secured fol
several times its amount. On the 9th
er another man stands ahead thai
could possibly buy and sell him sever
al times over. How much trouble, I'M
der such circumstances, is it to relieve
him. We prefer relieving him since
this conduct, and do not desire assist
ance from any one who believes in
such business methods. When the
the time arrives that any particular
individual can hold clubs over oul
head for the purpose of breaking il
then we win get out Of this business in
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