, 1865-02-16

The ist or nd Of Aarust. initiated Colonel An
de1eon scme time about the 1st Of Snne. iood. ~ ~
nsd no seen to Gnada 1nen sne TINE aer lii
tui.stion / think the lastI saw OF him vas a9o1t
the 1st Of Jn'y Tns not iatn mofi tbe man .econa
IN md thifd aI deefees d0f 6f 'he @ Order, gave Fin
All the eigns. pass words, &C. and as before
stated. explained to him he objects Of the or
1eliablc men were were from IN d. knliu-, who l know
did the kame when ho Initiated = s,,i,.r ~
Organization was thoroughly and perfectly armed
though knew several men VIII nad arols iur- @
nishsa them to kill negroes With aa9aa sannos sas
jects Of the Order except the members Of the col.
ored United States troops. do not know. tna:
Anderson took sny active ps.t, ,sode1 IN ~ bas bsaen
up the Order. It may be in operation now;
know that two weeks after the arrests, rev: ".
Bos1ey told mo that they we're wofng IT az tsnG xgol
to allow the arrests to stop their operations: 90
moi know Of rly own knowledge WY me upt1slng
faled at the alp9nted time e1spt On nr1ep ~ ~ ~
with the organization since early n Angast iast
BY 1ir. Nerrey-TheEc nsyer Was anJ upt1sths ta
that know Of Judge Bnitt W. at1ssed M a o. q me M
August. They were arrested on information re-
cei7ed from ne: Ihayo not been connected with
the Order since that time: :. - ,,o,v =, srv a,na
being deposited By the Order in Indianapolis, ex-,
ccpt That was told such was the case:
BY tie coxrt-There was az !n1uaaoa .c;a ieo e.
nr1fred from the members on their taian:y the de-
ereees The lee was 81 for the First Temple de-
gree, 81 80 for the second and ior the third,
o. S for the whole. member M 70 10 enhef % tae
to the Grand Council. The Supreme Council was
composed Of the Supreme Commanders ot all the
states a1a two r9% ans ~ Saca oGa
supreme Se Council by virtue of their of1iee., A.
Grand Of 2 sas ~
tho Secretary Of the Indiana Grand Council. hut
It Tss never paid me. In Kentucky the Order was
not e ,Ss a %ors
crease it's effective numerical strength than to
closely attend to pecunfary mntters. -As conse-
Iii tic money I received was my travelling e1-
peSsi Sy Judge Bart,<y-1 had frequently to travel
OCCASION went to organize two County Temples
in localities where members lived without q
lodge. Altogether 7 received 81 travelling ez-
from May 18Th, iSG4, until August 1st fncver ad-
dressed The Order or made speech at any Of the
By .iMide 1deoczts-1 remember some Of tho
ham when be returned to the States: At . meet
| ing held before that time at indianapolis, Mr..
Dodd asked who would volunteer to 70 10 Aamll-
ton on the OCCASION q an ensuing mass meeting,
s1d %n5sf Mr. co nntsa Site sa e
said Ind cxpoeed the secrets Of the Order. as no
one seemed to volunteer Mr. Dodd said he would
do he DEED hiss d. boTss nd ana to H. M
him in the murder. afterwards learnt from Dr..
Bolss ana NJ n9a ~ tas a. G4n @ w. n9f eaTs
delegates 70 thc Chicago Convention, The meet
gbs mE a nsva as a9S 9Ssa Mr.
from hts exile in Canada. Dr.: Bowles aud ono OF
our Msior Generals accompanied him to Dayton.
When Dodd had fai!ed to find Coffin he sent me to
Coffin had been initiated, to tell him That as he
got the man into the Order. It his duty to get
Two most desperate men on bis track, and they
would be sure to kill him before long.
the bar % hs anything to do with Tie Conspiracy to
murder the detective officer
EVIDENCE or JUDGE DRopnEAD.
| Nv namc il Jame8 G. Brodhcad. reside IN st.
Loufe, and have held soycral alpositions Of import.
ance under the goyernmsnt since the breaking oua
OF the rebellion was Lieutenant Colonel OF the
General d The Department from june 1st 1866, m
HI January, 1sel nm at present counsel for Yin
cent Marmaduke in the trials now before thff
ny % term in otlice as Provost Marshal General, Gen
Schofeld Wns commanding tho Department o.
Missouri. From my official position generally
sued an order for lhe expulsion Of Vincent alar
mcduEe from the Statc Of Missouri as IN enemy t
the country, but would like to state the ctrcum
| etnucca under which tho order was issued.
identity the document read by the Judge Aavo
cate as copy Of the order. ,u,
HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF MISSOURI,
; Special Order No. iii
49, Vincent Ssainadnis, fnTnaSn! of Saline count,
Missouri, disioyal citizen, will be sent to Cit
Point for exchange with tho first prisoners here
''iss 81 com Command Of tMscr General souo11E1D.
HEADquAnTEns DEPT Or MIssouR1,
TINE conv ST. LOUIS. j. 'aS: y. q blssss aSs5: 5
4. i. General.
! To Mayor II. L. BURNETT, Judge Advocate, Gil
! cinnnti' Ohio;
r BY 1lr. Asay-Nr: Marmalnke waa q member {
the Missouri State Convention, which was calle
. f for Two yss1s. He had been residing ID sal1n
9 county. General Lowell, who was then in cor
mand Of that district, for eome reason best know
lines limiting his parole to St Louia and the oys
9 come to St. Louis for 10 purpose Of attending
: Mr.. Marmaduke spilled to me to cause b
; psrolo to be extended to Jedsrson. 80 1hat b
ter to General schoAcld, who consented that tt
, / Convention should decide whether OF not
: should retu1h and hare a ecat in that body. Gel
~ " naA , - - iit ait a q ev.., ~ Z
on ~ Mu ardar G IL " ~ GsnaS
ssierWards @ tod ne that in h1s Interview win liz
madnEc be required him to tnkc Tho oath Of all
glance, and ns tue gentleman declined to take tq
| obligation, he ordered him to Leave the line
= This wns owing probably to.the troubled state
a{IaIr* then existing in Missouri. The condlho
Of the State was never 60 delicate as it was the
Mr. Masmaduke Was iasen to gtckso9rg where
passed MIoush tne feaetal iines; Ae wv aeYs
sgn +. sne eno annS ahd th,t 1s naq ~ cSsq
JaekSons saminlsaon ~. he could hauc m hed ax, a.
/. position ne pleased: l have KNOWN Mf. Aafm
i duke 19f several yearf.
\ ~. .Lfneosn.-Ula not deenne to laKe tne "a
It ol anes1anee 3. oecause nH aau previously eakea
e on 1t entering Is the Congea1onI h,.,. ~ .t...,o
The subject was got raised In The direct exan'in
= t'on. a49 tnS "1t4ets q. 1eeu ecu n9t aasmer.,
III LsGTMna. n1esd ~ m,u VIE IT, general eaafac1
o 1Ae Shoge d4soea1e-Aao H1aues' neeo
s1o1s. y.n-oy,-con1a h, M, rosa,,v h,r. c,,,.r
s ~ J., ~ nanr 1ate hs h.
!. desfredr .
';uage g1 20 .7 Aoo no' "Ae'
:. Ir. Iircoin-IIoW did Mr. Marmaduke vote
e the Convention!
10 yadgz Adroeate-Yen need not state.
i. Mr. Lincoln urged that the question was
I. competent one. The Judge Advocate hs
It seen f3t to claim In evidence that Mr. Alarm
IS duke was an enemy to bis country, and lie d
E sired to follow the subject farther, and lind
X ! the truth IN It. He proposed 70 ask 1ne W
d ness th1s qnGstan: a c!s noI Ms; ma1m .an
IS riably Eote against secession af'la:. ::
Mr. o ~ aqahesd er oxn san
y ! 49, nrne.a 9h"ee fsrta ~