The San Francisco call., 1896-05-10

have discharged the man or peroled him into
the hands of stranger whom do not believe
to be qualified to look after him or to have any
legal right TO assume the responsibility.
1 hope San Francisco papers will give the
outcome as much notice as they have the pro-
ceedings up to date. yours truiy,
NJ B. CAMPBELL. Medical Director.
twill be noted that the foregoing letter
is dated April Z, while the following letter
from Judge Huse, inclosed with Dr..
ing that il was detained a week at the
asvIurn: and the reader will also bear in
mind that this letter from Judge Huse is
in response to the newspaper articles to
which my name was signed, which were
sent to him 10 see if he would be able to
identify me and would write to me, and
also to see if he was familiar with the pres
ent state of National affairs and had any
interest in the political situation. Judge
of nv astonishment and delight when [
read in his we'll known hand what here
follows. the manner of abhreviatlng nv
middle name being exactly the same as
he had always adopted, the punctuation,
capitals, etc., being given as written:
SAN BERNARDINo, Cal, April l, 1896.
Joseph A: johnson, san ,FrdnctSeo, Cdt.-MY
day last past) / received two newspapers from
you, one OF which, the Iowa -- Some one
took this newspaper from me, and do not
Trusts corporations, combines, &c, in which
you conclusively demonstrated that the Pro-
ducer has received, in diminished ratio, less
and less during the past ten years; and the
CAPITALIST, during the same time, more and
more, thus absorbing, like huge sponge the
greater part OF the proceeds of the producers
labor; taking as the data 1or your calculation
:he figures published in the United States
Census returns.
No man can successfully sssail the conelu-
sions resulting from your premises. The
w nj Qrti e logically and
able 1t ought to be copied into other news
papers all over the country, that the masses of
the people may be enlightened and made to
see and unders tand the true relations between
Labor and Capital, and become enabled to
adopt such legislative meas ures as to bride
the greed Of Avarice and Usury, Trusts, Corpo-
rations Com bines and other unscrupulous
unions of wealth to the impoverishment OF the
Producer, the Wage-earner, the Warp and Wool
of the Social Fabric. Otherwise, blood may flow
in torrents in this boasted land of Liberty. 1
thank you Tor sending me the newspaper con-
tanning your article
And now l want to tell you how it occurred
that l was forcibly seized and taken from your
dwelling-house and carried back to Napa.
was at your house just one month, from the
oath day of March till the oath of April 1887.
You left San Francisco for a few days &c.
Judge Huse. then gives in full the details
with dates, names OF officers, etc, which need
not be given here, particularly as in my letter
TO DR.. Campbell, which appears below, all
necessary reference IS made. AT the close
ter and send this letter back with your honest
opinion annexed to II, stating whether you
think an insane man has writtenit, or whether
it is in my usual style invoking for you the
choicest blessings OF our Heavenly Father, l
am, as ever, your old friend, CHAS. L. HUsE.
Having my own misgivings as to the
animus of the asylum authorities, as indi-
Gated in the dispatches published in the
newspapers and apparently confirmed by
the long delay of a week in sending off