The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-19

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s. Idiyidual actions IA their inns
mediate presence At this most effti-
1lis little innocent drummer boy
Knocked at the door Of this Reverend
for admittance and was denied by
this Reverend BY this Reverend
you sleaISingly, crouchingly step IN
i. 8 B. and pretend to defend,
which you do not do, neither are you
able to do 1t. You do not know,
Mr.. Morris, and you say So Hands
off, wait, Mr.. Morris, IN this u. 8 3.
business, and your pretensions to
take care of the Reverends as you
say. are false. Sir, this Is not the
reason you entered the arena But
you wanted the praise of the people
as the only man that was able to
write am article to a little county
paper. II your aspirations in this
life are no higher than this, you had
best quit or otherwise inform your
self as to what yon talk about and
the great writers and leaders of the
world In the past, and present Air.
Morris Is the first great writer ever
i saw or heard or who put In print
over his or her signature his compile
Inents passed both in person and by
private letter, as to his eminence as
Just and able writer, hence you must
be the brightest and most talented
of them all, as have followed many
of the snappiest, brightest, truest and
most conservative, justice-thinking
and MISUNDERSTANDING characters
the world ever held, and have to adj
NIT I never saw such praise given by
any of them as you give yourself IN
this letter of yours IN answer to
mere boy.
was just representative and
stakeholder in L. & r. as / am to-
day, and had q perfect right to
knock at the door of this holy man
for information. Il will knock at
the door; if you will open the door,
/ will come in and sup with you and
you can sup with me-" This door
was not opened, and, if it were, You
are unworthy to enter, not having
the wedding garment on. depart
from me, We workers of iniquity, ]
know You moi"
Now, Mr.. Morris, If you are not a
worker of iniquity in L. & B.. and
that too to stir up strife, create con-
fusion and unsettle this lowly and
sad people, then what are you in it
for? You entered the arena as a
rampant boss without plan or a
part of plan for settlement IN J.,
& B. for even one single individual,
interested party in it Gas said last
week. You have no interest of your
own, and you could not represent it,
if you had. As you have admitted |
in this letter that You were stock
holder in the first series in L. & B.,
who helped to place the rotten bot
tom. in the old tub, that you accuse
me of trying to replace? Let this
little drummer boy on deck of Mr..
Morris battleship. / will say am
not trying to replace any thing IN
Il. & B., but am trying to hold the |
bottom in just as Mr.. Morris placed +
it there II years ago, as Will show.
Now, Mr.. Morris, at the time You
took out those shares in the first
series. as you say, in L. & B., or at
any time thereafter, did you as
careful business man should have
done, look as to the security of this
same bottom you now call rotten
Did you know there was calcuia-
tion to be made and looked up by
every stakeholder in L. & B. based
on the completion of the first series
at the end of q years? Did you
know that this calculation for your
safety in Il. s. r. was essential, or
did YOU know that there was any
calculation to be made at all IN
placing this botto min L. & b.?
answer all these questions for you.
by saving YOU entered L. & B. blind
% q bat You come out blind and
remain Ia years, when you enter w.
4 Is. still blind, led by blind lieu
tenant against mere boy that was
sent in. L. & B. by n friend and
went through the receivers report
II the circuit clerks office for days
and DAYS, (see little girl that type
writes for Homer Williams), delv-
ing and probing into this report to
see and determine to and did see and
know Just what is the matter with
d & B. But. before could see 1T
was dark as Egypt. I had to go
Iboclr 10 the beginning. where Mr..