The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-19
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The worsmen ,ss, they would be discharged they did
not vote fos ~. W. II. Barnup .y.u..u,.
election day gave four persons Slo as pres-
ent did not say that they must vote 10 psi.cuiAf
other p iese PAID he money out Of my own pockes
and GOT il back from Mr. Ely Ensign Afterwards; vlp-
posed lie had money for election PURPOSES ana went
70 him; don't think told him what had Psd oV
she money for.
they said they had been offered more TO vote the
republican ticket, and they had always votev The
democratic ticxet wanted to keep them on our q do:
John IL schemerhon sworn-An q voter be "a. l,v.
in mouse owned BY the WateTpark Company; " w. n
on haa noes to quit and wsn. 20 ss The sss
Barnum, and he told me could stay there went 10
him again before the election and as sed him for
money. as Was in dstress, and he CAV me as. he
said nothing 70 me about the election Is Id thar n he
would e' me stay In his house. would anything for
him that could meant by that In Q way on work :
promised me any.
quainisd With Norman Spur; the poxs on cleo
ton day. and saw Mt Spur there's he apr cared 10 DO
very active in getipe men to veto his tick a. saw him
one time going 10 the polls with wo or q ,ree men fol
lowing him; said TO MIN You have got, them pretty
we'll framed he replied in jog aar wayS Eyes il
cost pretty dear alter me eles ton ID convorsa
ton with him about The result a. the ee on we were
ikng about the amount OF mosey spent on both sides
spufr said w. II. barnum Q instruction 10 bis friends
were 10 buy al the votes they could Ito buy them as
cheap Rs they could, but TO buy them.
Observation-Disclosures did not tell tmc that be had
done anything improper Illegal ir Preference 10 the
electiou made deposition TO so v Eh the petition to
congress aoont the election; Mr.. RIf kc and Mr. Capp
called upon to get deposit Go thew wrote II
read IL TO and signed IT. did 81 know that the re
was bitterly hostile feeling betw Sen Mr. w. TX Bar
mum and those gentleman; Mr. Sp r said 10 re in the
conversation lieieired 10 tcat VIII Ne there
test between an hones. man and rcky and dishonest
man no thought IL right to use Honey 10 dercat tho
tricky and dishonest man. cor sn,anod OF p II bar.
NUNS having used great deal OF Tnonev
Milo Nodine oTn-Reside ranaan. WAS noi urorn.
seu any money TOT bringing my father to the polls, Mr.
brnkner promised me $50 Tor keeping my father for q
week before election; my faith Ar lived at Kent and he
had 10 here Brnkner pa "A me s1b Of tho 500 on
election DAY, put nave never been paid the other yet
don't know here Brlnkner n. tha money 10 nav me
my father voted the r. r. Bar nm ticket after s Chs
ana JaAeNhy PAID nlEl siU 10 vote that way.
The counsel for the poseo tion ssked for an adjourn
mont the ground that reral sses whose tee
mony WIS all-lnportsut 4 their case had purposely
avoided the subp1nas take n oul for them Hurlburt
The school teacher at Lime Rock was undoubedy A very
important witness ana I'M gentleman had left tenn
rary for parts unknown. He asked that the invest.
saon be oeiefreu uhii al necessary persons had beon
.arved with subpnnas an6 we're forthcoming
The Chairman granted tine motion 10 adjourn and the
hVessatoa was postpo hed, the date and place OF
embng to be hereafter determ ned upon The further
nearing o. Inc CASE VIII probably take place WASH
ngton soiDe iiiEe III hc early part OF next month.