Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-11

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 Limit for return. July 16.
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 CARD FROM CAPTAIN WALKER To the Age Herald:
 ISLAND HOME, July 2.-In your issue of June 22 there is a statement claimed 10 be signed by quite number ofthis company. Now l don't know how many men really signed the statement. l know that two men, whose names appear as indorsing the statement, deny signing it or authorizing any one else to sign it for them. They are J. c. Cleveland and w. A Bailey. I haven t had time 10 investigate the matter, so'can't say how many more names were put to the statement without any au- thority.
 Now as to the facts. This company or ganized detachment in Dadeviile some eighteen months ago of seventeen men.
 EOuF H1cu uOVcQ lIOIu AicAduucl Aity tO Dadeville, giving them in all twenty-one men. Some of these men left the state. The double rank formation under the new regulations required more men to make the formation. The detachment in Dadeville had been reduced to fifteen men. lordered the detachment in Dadeville to take in fifteen or twenty new men. Acting under my orders they did so. approved their action. The names were aiterward sub mitted 70 the Alexander City men for ap- fHhia fail la6 In dO stafipp O that they only objected because the number taken in increased the roll over the limit. The limit is 100 men. These men when taken in made about eighty three men in all. When enlisted these men was act ing under verbal and written directions fl ,m Governor Jones and the adjutant- gnr l's office.
 N 1w, as to my resignation, did resign. left my resignation in the hands of Lieu tenant Watkins, with instructions to hold it until my return to town, when would forward it. Lieutenant Watkins, instead of carrying out my orders, turned over my resignation to the secretary. who sent 1t in. When came to town and learned these facts immediately withdrew my resigna- tion by wire and letter.
 As to the election of Sandlon captain. that was void until ordered by the gov ernor, and the company had no right to go into an election.
 did not say that only few men were dissatisfied. In that you misquote me.
 In regard to fearing any trouble from tue men, did not then nor do not now.
 As to statement that only one or two of the men in Alexander City approve my course, have personal assurances from quite number of them that they do ap- prove my course.
 As 10 the fact that they recognize my ability as an officer l am profoundly grate- ful.
 As to my arrogant and domineering dis position, this is not borne out by any facts of the case. l have served the company six years as captain. They reelected me last September unanimously-against my wishes and under protest from me. l didn't desire the place and have never sought it. This arrogant and domineering disposition appeared very suddenly and only when this other great grievance came up, together with these serious charges, 80 called.
 As to these serious charges: They didn't amount to anything. Governor Jones so stated to the committee, and they took en- other tack and now ask to be disbanded on account of the dissensions.
 Now, as to my position. A majority of the company Is with me, and indorse me fully. will resign when see ht-when