show later, I acted as the agent not only of Rogers and Rockefeller, but of the Amalgamated Company and the City Bank.
He is at present engaged in attacking the "System," as he calls it, and the banks and the insurance companies and Wall Street and American finance, by circulars, by advertisements, and through the stock-market, as in the past he has repeatedly attacked other corporations and individuals until he obtained what he was seeking, and in every recorded instance that thing was unearned dollars.
In the past I have repeatedly attacked individuals and corporations until I obtained what I sought in every case—justice for the defrauded and punishment for those who had cheated them, and in no case dollars or their equivalent.
In the gilded biographies of himself which, from time to time, Mr. Lawson has caused to be written and published in newspapers and magazines.
My history is well enough known. I have always lived in the open. It has