The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-05

| pursued, and had decamped: 7 had a knowledg
States called its President and had control of it
civil administration; Gen raj Carroll was present whel
s1rra't brought the dispatches from Richmond snt
one or two Others General Carroll of Tennessee theI
said he more anxious that Mr. johnson should bs
louise was not kill, ID nv somobody be would kill him
himself he referred 10 Vcespresidept johnson; h
tailor; il means tailors louise Booth was known Ia
| Canada by the nickname of Pet think have heard
| Thonpson so name him. certainly Cleary; Kennedy
who fred the CITY of New York and WAS executed was
spoken of as having performed that deed by authority
the rebe government The dire ton of Thompson
this Was eommunicated 20 me- nv rhompson himself OF
ia Conversation in his presence Thompson said Kennedy
deserved to bo hanged and he WAS deysh glad he was
han"ed for he was a sInniS felIow and had MANAGED
| r...o r...
,,uas ma,r,, tss,;ast 40. .. nns,c;,n "a h, "a
JAMES ID nelt... .ostueu-i arm pnysols", anu MY
oeen ~ ,an,aa aoou. year In octooer anu Noveo
fro s Kentpcby a,o 9 ons sEans from anerH
,ro,n nen.Ny '"o "ooncI oeoe,o, iro.n hon'uoNy
loung sa 70 me, we nave Sometnihs oil much more
ilnpo''uvo .hau n ey sw ne o'u me wS uu.u.
rateS that thew had nenv ~ rsnas in WASH
's.yn, "au '"o ~. no"H a nou o,u r,n, i,
a,, ,., 90" c,sS ~ ", oauae'S Th Svonu,
~ 49,. lii .o,,n 1885," .o u' % ~ a.. .,a.1 y,
cru vians WI" y, . o's0 sor ts'n az us, rs oeo.eo
,a rs 90 sou, ~ o sio uo "vu.u Mp 'ii'1 y.
Soso u ne aI seive announcer Term IN Mon'rea In
M u2 Ss, uau oslae's n.,no nu,uor vi rer'
pras,aan,' tha rh;; S % W ~ ,; .nc ~.
81 ,h Ir,a V 49,, anu on9 " .ns e'u'ns senea ais
$3.50. 80 $3.50. o a aL.u "a snas seio WIS any
an @ ..i' ~ So .s puI pose,iea an.
h;h h 1S % " pa oSo s ne 'In '1su ~ e..o
onnraaaro.u r,oaaa IG -, - n;s " -, v
,,e yeueIson na'is-anu wn'on iettor
Jus'i'oo nun III inaAnS any Mianeemsnts shat
ne Ooutu W a'oo,np'si e"cn ooJect, thtre "as
a , noe.."s az a,a' .'"e Vi THESE ieoeis, anu
e,'oa ",, i ,.' scII suo suusIneo VI
wnc c was .na' ,e oou.nerners IA ,ne .anaa anu
i1 Sa's WIZ wiins 70 oc governor ny snch tyraut
as Lincoln ne DAVIS, dd not WISH 10 recognise them as
rend ana hat ne approved OF me proposition 70 assa
snnte sm Coonei steele read the letter. also captain
Scout ueergc foung and hill, al rebels ths euhg
was ABOUT .e middle OF last February AT the meetng
sanders named some OF the persons who were to accom-
Iisn the ASSASSINATION, ana among them ne named
0ctoher he , ~o '' csoras Wsrner Charos
Caldwell Randall anJ u,rr;son. Uarnd went
by the maine Of Harrison; heard surratt's
name also mentioned and Harold. tbore was a nerson
named whom the called PIN" To,ac law H,ro,d
in Toronto: sanders said Boob was heart and sonl in
the matter. he was 70 sin no RcaIc who was hanped
in New YORK. he added mai n they canId djsnose NJ
Incoln n ,yond ha nm .,ev matter 10 snosn n, Mr.
Iohnson In SomalS bis dr,nken sbo, If ,ha
comid d;snoso ,hn preisont W. pas;d ma ans
C,hinot apd maj ~ Mr. so.ard co,L ha dsnoaaa ~
q Yd anu st ,h p, ,o Mo ,o o. o.,
conId he oh,a;red. that thew hoJ onJnavorcd ~
hiring about war with ENGLAND but Mr. SeworJ
thrnnyh his energy and sagac,v had ,bwaried
their eY,rte and sar that ra.son hay -, go.
d c H.; N ~ ~ ga e,h va my % IN i y w, W ~ so'
e who said Tho, IL v' r0 0s n W 20 h S,ta -, I'LL
~ w a 80 20 a., Nv. DO ' no'o pueh n c or,
aha The Vice pdn, and ~ Gannra VI" n ' Il; Lass ~ ,h
ten days, might put him down as damned fool That
a,b 1a 'nr o'u ~ h april M M the nam .,
nIent as fnrds in Wb,o n ~ ne eaan my ,.n .u
p' 80; ~ ~, " s., a ' I, siaI n, ~, ."..'y
,ha or ,., ,v a , 10 =" ~; ou ~ s
the Iot5 or nr;i :" ;r.,;ca ,,o oaa na;do
h c' VI ,, p', " "a .ne puJe 'ou ~.
mno nier u 1ne conmani.ea !, 10 'ns gov
ton I had q conversation win =, q Ciav in Toronto in
February last he smoke of the letter Of Davis which
Sanders had eybihted. ho senn,ed ~ u,Jars,,,J tIa
Character of the letter and sad e thooh Tho
end would Justify the means Siatt was nonted ont tn
me in Toronto last February think. sy Rooth ,berc
two or three times and sal ot fable viii, him n,cc ~
the ST. Lawrence With Sanders scott and steele. thew
were conversing with Booth, and drinking wine with
February "
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49, nsy u
, 1, mos" ~ ~ .esheu know Sacoo Ihomp-
sun anu C'en. y. LAY, whom nave me, III .anaaa
NUMBER Oh umes since the summer OF 1904 up TO TINS
io Tn , w - ci ~. Mar,o D. HUtoinnt' neve
ID ac,;,; ~ LILLE ~ on anu osneiS'
o o c"n r % Wi, nd 'aa seve d
con Tho,nn.on s,d 10 had Trana " 90 ~ au "a,
80. 80 Iu,hs- -.. % ,,a % .no al,
thot ha comia a. sr tn, h ~ w ~ s any s,' anu
anv OF his advisers nut out of tho way that his friend
would not consider Il crime and tho; II wnnd no na
for the cause os the coincidence. In Janu,rv 1seS
THOMSON said At Montreal thai uronostion lad bsen,
made no him 10 rid the world of The tvrants lincoln
stanton Grant and somc others thar he Eneyv The n.
who made IL were bold daring men able To- execute any
thing thew wouJd that he WINS i'm favor of tie
propesition but deferred his until he had con-
suited his government ut Richmond that he was then
only waiting their approval: have seen Payne the
prisoner number OF times IN Canada about the Falls
in the summer of 1884 and also at the Queens
Hotel ut Toronto Canada West where converscd with
him. had had interview with Mr. Thompson; several
others had sought an interview while WAS cosecd aud
had been refused: In leaving Thompson's room I saw
Payne In the passageway near the door with Clement
CLAW talking 10 him: Mr. CLAW stoned me and finish
ed his conversation with this man in an undertone: when
h. left me he said ssWait for ma I will return ~ he
soon came back and badc me goodbyc and asked where
he could soe me after a time: told him and apponted
A meeting smoke TO this man Payne IN CLAWS absencc
md astod him who he was. he said 90 FIN n Cana
linn which as IN sav don,t ,,ish van 70 at mo
ANYTHING more. mentioned him 10 CLAW when met |
him. Alter a time CLAW asked mWhat did no sayf, |
Iold him and CLAW answeyed 'Tbats 50 be IL n Cana
Jiop y and lanrbcd. he aaded ssWe tyus, him -,
a. an exnression for THAR frends and liz
,on,ct WAS nm Indication that their vas or
rerv nature hove been in Canada snca The
Montreal ne SAID mt Lincoln deserved ms death long