But the wrecks continued to come, one aft
er another, so fast that the new commission
had another examination made. This time,
the report fully sustained the assertions of
those who declare that the condition of the
railroad is terribly bad.
The new Commission ordered repairs made,
at once.
The railroad “respectfully declines.”
This brings matters to an issue. We shall
soon learn who is to control our public roads
—the heartless and soulless foreign corpora
tions, or those authorities who represent the
people of Georgia.
But cannot everyone see how much the new
Commission and the Governor are going to
be embarrassed by Uncle Obadiah’s presence
on the Conmission?
Will no Maj. Cumming use Commissioner.
