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huNc KNOWN hO(n Nh. NN!tl ant these
Iittlr rinnoccnts- these poor, blind, lo-
]ndrd followers (anl 10y these are
meant all who left tho mrctiug with
mo as we'll rs many othcrs) for many
years, and | havo had excellent op.
portunitcs for studying their char
actor, their ability as thinking men
and the principles Ivy which they are
actuatcd in their conduct and drport.
mont in life, and deliberately give
it as my honest opinion that for
sound Judgment, good, hard sonso
and everything that COOS to mako up
tho truo and worthy man and citi2ol
that those very Same poor, blind, dc.
ludrd innoccnts nro tEo equals, and
in many respects, tho supcriors of
Jos"rh l.. Kritt If Mr.. Kcitt was
cvon onotnnth part as wise, rs good
and as great NJ he believes himself
to be, his fellow couutrymrn would
long before this have lifted him high
above wo fellow murtnls. inst cuI Of
leaving him hero among lis AS the
chief hutlcr Of Il poor little warehouse
which ho could SO cnsily mako bring
fl, 10000, instead Of %l,2OOOO
Why don't ho do this ono generous
act in his life and thereby benefit his
fellow hoings?
Mr.. K"itt says that | got into II
ruHo and mudN number Of SrnSclrsS
propositions. As to his opinion
about the propositions mndc by mo,
| will say that l cannot expect any
| thing moro OF Il man who Thinks more
highly Of himself than he ought to
think, and thorcfOrr believes every
body a fool who don't ugrcc with
him. AS to getting in what he
calls Il rage, | want to say that it
might DO well both for Mr.. Kcitt rs
an orator and his audrnco as listrn-
ors, if he himself would som otimcs
become hoatcd up, or get into rage,
for Of all tlrcsOmo men to whom
havo over tried to liSton, hc evidently
is tho most tircsomc, and having such
unbJundcu contidoncr in his ability
and powers rs an orator, scholar and
statesman ho mover knows when TO
stop.
Mr. kcitt pretonds to givo Il copy
Of resolution introduced by him
which he says caused mo to got into
q rago and to withdraw from the
meeting. Mr. Kcitt is an expert IN
fixing up matters to suit himself he
mutilatos this resolution rs he did my
resolution giving notice Of the last
stockholders meeting. IIn did moi
publish my resolution then, neither
does he publish tho resolution pro
posed by him on the 22nd nlt. Why
! ask, did no not do this? Was /
because he became ashamed Of ii
and did no fear that others NIGH
conclude that those who Withdrew
had just cause to do SO? The roso
luton us read by him on tho day 0
tho meeting was Il gross Insult t.
l every stockholdcr who is willing t,
sell his stock at Il less prico than tina
fixed by Mr.. Keitt.
Mr.. Kcitt has said something ubou
it being unlawful for Il stockholdc
to sell his stock to any othcr porso
than a mombor Of tho Alliance.
4 happen to know something abon
a tbs rule, and also about somo othc
= rules that have not been compile
Il with. Now this rule was made t
o keep tho control Of the business ont c
n tho hands of non. allianccmcn, 80 lon
n as the business was being run. Bl
& the business is now gono and gon
q forever, and the proposition is to Sc
q a property that is no longer boin
y used for the purpose for which it WI
II brought into existence. Let mo as
u Mr.. Kcltt how about that other ruI
/ which provided for tho purchasing {
q the stock Of dcrunc. alliances &c, &c
n by tho county alliance? Has this ru
J. been complied with? lIo knows TIN
e. it has not. Then please let us |
II consistent
J. Mr.. Kcitt informs us ont Of b