Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-09-21

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ben sat ON secret srvioe in conBectian
with his oommsnd. lie w=s also provided
with papers from rrlel eo,nmissary a;
the North to insure his proper trca,rncn,
when he should enter the Conf-drraie lines
After delivering bis mail in Richmond he
returned. bearing several letters which he
received fromJ. p. Benjamin. These let
tiers were endorsed to Booth. On return.
ing to Washington, Allen called on Booth
and delivered the package, and Booth, after
examining some of the letters, went out,
as he said, in search Of the messenger.
The messenger cauld not be found, and
Booth asked Allen if he was too tired to
walk IA far as Kirkwood House. Allen
replied in the negative, when Booth, draw
ing forth from the package which had been
brought from Richmond, sci. cted a letter
addressed to "Andrew johnson, Vice
Pr. sid, mt elect of the United States" and
asked Allen to delivered it. Allen prom
Used to do SO, and then accompanied Booth
to the bar-room to first take drink. Here
Allen met friend, who was invited to
join them in drink, and afterwards a.
companied him to the kirk@ood House
and heard him inquire 1t MIR. johnson was
in, and saw him go to Mr.. Johnson's room.
THIS friend waited until Allen came down
stairs when he asked him joculsrly. " What
in the devils business he had with johnson,
IT he was already buzzing for an office :"
Allen can be produced, as well as the friend
who accompanied him to tho kirkwood
House tom Booth: Allen, before going
to Richmond had been LED by Booth TO be-
l'eve that ne was confidential and &C.
cret agent OF the government and that the
letters horne ny him had iefrrence to
peace, propositions which would speed
ny lead to suspension OF hostil'ties
ana the restoration OF the Union. Add
also' That 1t can % proved by two PERSONS
formerly rebel soldiers that Boom on the
nIs' ana SECOND oays oeiole us oea'n;
!s'l IN WIN 'hem near Jarrett $: anu ASKED
o.oana a IT, ;~tarm" s .,an .h". ha r;I,sJ
Lincoln md there hv n,s1o . GOOD Southern
man p, .;Jor, a. "s.ha nart;e, whose
name :. n,wson s,;S - him that II he
Moan. =, ~ u.In H.. .Iohnsop prss.
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