to provide for these bonds at some future time, they would be worthy to be framed and hung up in our parlors as a complete and fine work of art. Judge Lochrane, former Chief-Justice of the State of Georgia, has wired me that he will appear before you on Wednesday; Colonel R. A. Crawford, of Georgia, will also do so; Messrs. Abbott Brothers, of this city, and others will appear before you. You will please append this communication as a part of the testimony, and should you desire more on the subject, call upon me therefor. I have the honor to remain, Your obedient servant, HENRY CLEWS. * * * * * EDWARD BRANDON, ESQ., _Chairman of the Committee on the Admission of Securities to the N. Y. Stock Exchange_: DEAR SIR:—It is currently reported that the State of Georgia is about to apply to your Committee to list a new issue of bonds. In behalf of myself and others who have suffered most seriously by that State’s unwarrantable repudiation of bonds, which have as full a right to an equal standing as representing the credit of the State of Georgia as possessed by the new bonds to be issued, and fully realizing that the cruel fate of the former merely represents what may be that of the latter, I claim the right, as a member of the New York Stock Exchange, as a sufferer to the extent of several millions of dollars by the State of Georgia’s bad faith, to protest against the admission of any new securities hereafter to be issued by that State until her repudiated bonds are recognized and provided for. Yours very truly, HENRY CLEWS.