New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-19
In the Piissburg Centenary Celebration
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president, In the Pitssburg Centenary Celebrations
Ashould have need the following language:
a" Asl the privilege Of advancing in referring 70
snoser growing and dangerous evil In The last although
Which crn had severe conflicts with each ether yet never
esrd uh;h shn Seceet Ilod o. ths % o. %Sse
sNs p sS E &. 'A S s Of Nee"s viii
prOves IL military despcts democratic rsgaSle all
Wien this 1 corrupted and the people become severed there
csnker at the rco Of the ce Of liberty when he cause
II is well known 70 the American people taat
Tremendous frauds were perpefraed IN Tue election 81
1855 in Pennsylvania, By means OF Iorgea ana h'n-
us Naturalization n4.ers Your Committee have been
enabled inst AZ The close of the investigation
degree to trace these frauds u Will be seen by the
<testiuonv of Wiaun Harness thai these papers We're
frss PREPARED aud obtained in Philadelphia, SOME OF
the seal and the signature of Prcthonaary
5eceased about the year 1850, and Others xth tao
forged seals and signatures or genuine obtained
in some manner from the proper officers. These were
distributed the State by hundreds and probably
by thousands 1t viii be seen by the following ex
tracts from the testimony of William Karnss that
ofioer OF tie Government, Reuben +. Brown, now
receiving an annual salary of 81 900 in the Custom
House. at Philadelphia, was connected with this trans
Did you rcsias In Reading in The Fen of 1856 A. did
Usen paRers from Philadelphia A. Yes Sir received
O How YOU receive themby mail or express or in Shst
xsTi A. think few came 70 me by mail
nDSsq who's thisi one OF two came upJe sa Emo pS
% m not pove who they were Gov Bse fDnS i .hs
oy Gee positive about and think there were perssps
sss osSa COG s ana one o. n' know was under the
O Were there large quantities Of these papers sent to you
o. How many dd yon est altogether do you think! A. Well
Locked them over on Sunday last and discovered that there
e the seal Of the and the sSau nsS Of w tSs
honotory, othefs were mere blanks
Did maize sgPcsti0p to Mr. ssade for the of his
O. Who sent those paper. to you from Philadelphia A.
They eiies left at house BY Mr. Brown handed
q Teeoise aSssr he ave them to me person left tios
Al an, rse th-y came ffom Mr. Blown -
@ Did yoa receive letter relative TO the he made of
them A cid
~ fr'" ""~" "as 'HA' ''ei a. A"eio "" NJ s'1'''
o. we,s there sny iuUi,i,ls to i'll A. twas gnes r. at
the bottom Of IL letter
q s3 you ro know the hsndw OF the letter A. tnat
letter o@R.Ieo WIZ sn0ne' nSa "" ""i'"
% Reshes s. Brovn7 A. Yes Sir
O. Did yea the hsndw rns Il that letter. A. thought
the bard writing vas The same as that signed Bro~T
DID you not know nom othea , a
wac rom M .hk NJ s.5n8 NJ, "scrways n 20. ,be
isttex'
u We asssanX dak hi. isttar came viii, these papers
va sSr; g not know thai It came with them.
NJ SI IN with them7 A. large bundle Of papers e
hsxs stsd h~Ssss len at my house ey MI =,
asaass NJ ne < Ps..o8 S e. pfss.i lon G v
g Th.s !, tAe letter signed n a yes; sir
YsS Sir
ha IN 10
~ 'sHs. ~ &c 80, H.. 80 ''0 -
IN. c,,,. Ssxs a. S.c;ss5 A bavo statsa
hsI taIe: they PsrPoTsd 70 g. SfyG different Z.
frononoesai Soe ct ~ 'snoe In AKA hat
sn not Rss a, =. ct rcoIIs tbs letter .x
oesoi s.is . thst 4, si ,,r re- .ne~
asuy thoogn ieea last ma an nius W oSe
they ms., 20 pace 70 f @ ~ tbs,
. s IA BEEN 3 IN The once and had been cot out
snese payer AaA 0"u ~ ''' - 'A' '-''' ~ $50 w. ~
\ N sous VIZ. - su.l - -. r,oxa - bo ma da %
u And mhea eey were h.7d Nele W Ge ay i "
correspond WIZ the sns es' 'ss a. go ~ ~ -
- ~ obos r. br Sned by keteber;
q me nsna,1re " Us I'nes PS t nov tbs}
were signed IN 1922 suppose o. 40 no. S T 7. asa ~,
W "hefe a1 " oa'ec' you 70 "''''"o'e '"e" A. ' NV
say w. ana A.. ,.v 49,, ,nor, characterization n.ner
u WA, else ga sne lever S1y aoou' ~ ~ -;
a a.. u "a s 40 s az NOT sS Segenber Which
ese9 81 ols.1uu1I az .os II - . al
HOW iar the moneys Oh tilS cIloe oU'''I u
toward tho commission OF the crime your COMMITTEE
are unable tn determine
n is due 10 senator Bigler that upon being informed
of the testimony of the witness Harness be promptly
.;. - CO., snch trorsact;on See his letter
fCoinoCuou VIII any eu0H '4'AuN-N'-"-' ~ ~ ''
printed with testimony.