Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-21

hn, Enron; iiy attention was called lat. Last
evening to an article 7ublIh,L n the EaDy M3rn.
| ii9 Gt'onilh, headed "D'smt sal 4 Mr.. Johs f.
shHre 10 lIUn Cmse,"ia ahisl no writer CON.
meals vagy severely aad urJlgiy on lof : hold
t. aF he falsely sLs ytG, without the kloUls,ge
OF hCa. GTeCn AGaHF, si4'h AGditor, certain
u nsy received Ly me for cid paper BDld, Rad
ChSfslpg that chs knowledge had Asqulstd la re-.
gard to the after, uader the AilintGtFEiion oi
| PfSIidsu's Pierce aud Buchanan, and the want OF
! Eueh klgwle &c 90 the part o. JujEa AdAH.- had
enabled me TO fake advantage Gf the Auditor.
In rtp.y, l pronounce The nstlo!e Ia question q
Wholesale and villa nous slAndCrr ard the SuthOr
| Il ia malicious and eowarIly ro2undstl, who
| ld not tho courage to make himself known.
tBsVcr Withheld = dollNF II public money with.
ont the knowledge HAd R7Owod consent cf judge
Adams gld / Heyer attempt 10 II hucnce him IN
that or ahy other matter beyond Whist eorsIt-
cred tight and honorable.
uiRrpr true that TUNED over tNt the money
to Judge Adams, representing 10 him that the
EmOuGt thus placed 10 his hands vas all that had
bse1 received f.om the GALES Of TIC paper.
Itis not true that when Is. Aisms went out Of
ofnss lie asked ne wka. vsS to he done with the
money which had zee mulhLed IL lis (Mr. A.'s)
hands neither Ia it true that stated, St aay time
that had divided with the Auditor.
IL Ia not true that held oflse uGlss. either
| fierce or BuehsaGg, CXGeps foE q tiIge mouth
u uuder the formEr
| was not appointed t. the Chief CleIksEiy 10
! the siSih Audtiors once until April, l66l-One or
! two dAys aubsIqusEt to The hppdiptment OF Judge
| Adaus-- nd had no control Of tho old paper Of
that Ollec uati alter that timf, aud followed the
/ example 81 my prodCc ssOTs in every particular,
| excepting OILY In paying over the smount OF
money In NY hAads, which an informed they did
not do.
The money received for old paper sold was held
JointIy-''oi eqIGIg-by Judge adams and nySelf
| BY arrangement between us, with the understand.
lag that II was to be paid ovtF ~ scon ss the
question, a. to what furL It kas 'o.bo specially
! applied, was settled.
alter ny removal froR ofnse, and 6s som ~
learned thst a lot Of paper had been sod by my
IueesGsor, l cSlsd-wi'h0ut being called upon "a
explain, as stated by the author Of tie EIander-
upon Mr. Sells, the present Auditor, Eai ipfoTmot
him that Judge Adams aid Mysolfhsd money Ia
cur hands siGing iroHsths sGIe OF old paper which
we we're Iead5 10 pay, and inquired II he hal 40
eerthinsl what LiEpoaiilgn he was 10 make Of thi
aTaiIn Of tho recent sale which lie Informed n,
had bten made, to Whlsh herepiisd that he hst
eaet on the Secretary OF he Il ozsusy fOT the pur
poIs OF atssrtsining that fast and Id set no de
siAon 10 The Gaze, until iho sesTotaFy had com
plettd hls annual report. ! informed him thai
would immediately wr.i0 10 Judge AtGnI on III,
subj set, aad stAtsd that believed JgdSs a. wOut
respond At once on receipt of mg letter.
hT. ssHs, 'ha Auditor, said that thero woull b.
ample time 10 receive a reply iron n, Adams be
fore TIC SLeTstsry wOuld make g decision IN th
case. wFo'e the Judge the siEs evening, AL
after wNiti-E fur about week srd receiving NJ
reply, I called aGaia o. tIe Auditor. and inquire
ifhe had received thS ircslou 90 tic secretary Il
which lie responded, not yes. Ithsu 10 Ornoi hin
that As was no lopger ruh.lc tel u, ard hhVin
business OF = personal character 20 attend ia
which wouli oecuVy ny Whole rmf, would u
8 loagsl assume the ICbpon!ibihtg Of b, ldirg tia
. mona7, kad requested the AuditoE to receive AZ
e Ecesip. loF The AaDer whieh he eo.Ecnisd to Dc
, The uJary smyIuta 10 81 1884 uEs PN!l SGd II
ssipgsi fDF, and tho FCceipl Of Judge Adam
Emounhng 20 t2SI1 81, snd the rrsEigt Of hehsl
D WLiIs for St3J, pA,G for lEJor, were handed oy'
d AEt Ttgsiglei isr.
= Ths'S never was any inisuIoa or dispsIitlo
l. 0u NJ par, rol O. Ee.CTe tburs wa sny SUE
Intention on ths part Of Judge Adams, 10 Withhold
TIE money F.iuTTei 10 for Oue mOTcnt longer ths
was GsssssATy 10 Grd out the aYpE 'priste aScOur
10 Shish 1. belonged, that iAi1rIn Inalioh haVih
8 been S0ugat early IN The come eHcsnEnt Of III
n present AdmIuiSiTAtlon b PeFs0nAl apvlitatcn
: inc Treasury DspATtme :,
Ian lLiyTmrj, .Gi have Fo.tUs to believe, thI
u the nogEy paid by IGtgs hdiDl and uy 4elf is n
r only money pad ioF OLD papa eolI Tlass tLe pA
} saga Of the set in 1855, ~ hoHzus ~ sse exec
d the pa! u mt made ~ the pfe.Sui Auditor.
:, Ibtllcue that Judge AdaGs had 10 lug t0io W
" the iEf1mOus production, tO which thi5 Il hn Al
q BweTi for no enc klOws better thhn ~ iB fAlslty
JSo. , sHAREETTE.