The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-08-09
Hyp0cracy and Corruption.



a l.~af41-.slo.l on th4 par II the . ''mfa-t"..
( Weldon Eu road oup-nF "a ''-iu I-->H
c-rt4Ia sxrafI.- .'Fi~ to the State ana ''.'ai-4
other ~t--rstI privileges Ao8 "a pay !nt" '"r
--.fgr,s-s ,tf The state ard certain 20 S..- ana
.....sr..ss- fn- sum Of SO % fu 'lru 81 tstt
s. $500 due faas j. what Mr. JARVIS a =
1asg~r Al ~ sn.IG Aa.e vote! Tor Aty'sfi ~ =
hin self. ANA what be urat~i tsIc com mI'ec.
A. cIi gem. carving With y an IN" Frt>'4k'
and dignity AMI inH-e' ee ~ LIS E'o..tECAt
reputation az 3 popularity. II accept. NON.
-...f.- p.r-g Va. r.t4 Senator jar.
frank and .a-.ir+ letter. r.t Ee not .--Ft
-..B.s -r..3r- rae. -Lrs.r~->-.nr. t'a- me HttA
,a1e> matter 94- ---Ese.! - - lie contend
- for i and wanted Il 4t'i you no a
most feel WhcE he had - alroltlr told uh'E
) part Of the truth during h4s tTauA ans
candid recital that this man u >Isnaered
.uTply-he j. Eusgiu>a. 80 palTlntlr 20
GOOD confess tlI. Eat ! soon d.~SoN-
trri WLAE can't AID hypocrisy Z 81" Ma
The committee Voted /. fe " against Their
$sGusI contention. AMI gave them positively
- uult r~taua thJj u ~ must EIl>v ihr.E bld
considerably. TO lee brief. they d'i ~. aIid
a settlement IA, effected whereby the state
towns and counties received >IrfEh instead
I Of s4b.t.N. or ia other words. Nj JarNi-,
+ --ls 4 citizen. failed 10 save Ia his employ
+ rr- a rich corporation. $4,000 too long
withheld from the public treasury
Nj JARVIS ia hE- frank and candid let
f Ter t. Mr Matthews forgot To tel! a great
many IhIuEs mat might prove interesting Ia
/ the "s!e4r people
/ For !u~tli.,,.. hc spoke % President r. .urt
4 having written 10 hlH. aud how he hai an
/ ~wcrci. leaving one under the imr rs~lon
/ that he had been almost curt and sharp. tie
/ forgot 10 say that At at bcLe>t OF President
/ Elliott he Lad gone 10 Wilmington and
>pen, the night with him. He forgot, also,
/ to tell how he was called down from ms "a
l he ,,I a. Lee
and made To admit II the midst OF perort-
ton on patriotism that IA. was here A. Il
! LAWYER" The Senator SAID, too, that alter
lie went home, the Weldon company sent
HIM reasonable compensation Now,
reasonable compensation IS good. Indeed
il is excellent; but the Senator untOrtun-
ateIy forgot 10 name the amount of reason
able compensation let Us know 1t, Sena-
tor; for YOU know you promised to be
frank and candid with Us and To have
mo cOnCealmcmt' from us | have heard
that amount stated a. probably running n
much as $50, 900 but DO not think the com
pany could afford to pay SO much, when the
statesman failed 10 deliver all the goods
He failed to get what he wanted by mar
gin of $4,000. | have made this article
longer than | wanted 10, but ! suggested
bad motives as probably influencing Mr.
Jarvis III voting against a measure that al
fected my business very much. My hon
eSty in 50 doing was questioned and have
sought to justify my action. have beef
careful and patient in the collection of th'
eqidence on which | base my deduction:
and statements. If it can be shown that
have done Mr.. Jarvis any injustice | vii
make any amends can, always.
BOHEMIAN.
Raleigh. n. c., July Both, 1894.
ITS COMING TRUE.
: The following appeared in TIL
CAUCASIAN on Feb. 23rd:
"The Wilmington 4 Weldon Rail
road has been very cruel to one OF
their friends, ex-Gov. Thomas j
Jarvis. They ought to pay him a
least $4,000, for they have spoiled
his chances of ever being [. S. Sen