States, now president of the Commercial Bank and representative of the "System" in the West, to attack my arguments and distort my motives in Chicago.
You ordered Vice-President Perkins, of the New York Life Insurance Company, to perform similar service in Philadelphia; and
The burden of all these documents, advertisements, and disguised advertisements and addresses was: "Lawson is an unmitigated liar and scoundrel, whose sole reason for attacking the insurance companies is that we refused him insurance."
I replied by printing your personal letter to me, wherein you importuned me to accept insurance in your company.
Again you gave me the lie, and pronounced your letter spurious.
I replied to you and your followers by instancing cases of perjury, bribery, and false statements.
I stated that your claim that your company did not own, nor loan upon, stocks was false, and that it was made for the purpose of