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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-23
1908
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
l. TED STATES for the Eastern District of
Virginia.
in bankruptcy.
To Whom it May Concern-The undersigned,
VIM. H. Allderdice, of Richmond city Virginia,
sgnee Of the estate of Henry r. Lyon, of Meek
lenburg county in said district; who was on the
18th day of November, A. d., 1872, adjudged u
bankrupt upon the petition of himself, by the
District Court of the United States, for said
district.
Dated Richmond, the 18th day of December A.
d., 1872.
VIM. H. ALLDERDICE,
de l4-S3w Assignee.
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JEWELLERS.
LIQUOR DEALERS-Wholesale.

JOHN If. TYLER 81 CO., llo7 Main street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-11
yUEEU,S FRAUDULENT ELECTION.

PROTEST OF THE COMMITTEE OF SEVENTY.
The Committee of Seventy has presented to
the Senate n memorial demonstrating against allowing
william NJ. Tweed to take bs seat as Senator from the
WITH District and asking that the scat be declared va
cant and n election ordered. The memorial states
that the Ivth District composed Of the first seven and
the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Wards, and that, with
the execution OF the Second and Fifth Wards there
pcrperaed the registration Of voters and the canvass
and return OF votes the rossest frauds in rweeds in
ns VINO eS Fiat he has se the
manner In which the election was conducted IN the
the chaengers representing rival candidates were
driven from tbe polls or were arrested 9p Eroundess
Gfe in practices 'i ' Ecrob S Of
Repeating and fraudulent canya ssing were practieed
to great extent. In tie lid Election District OF the
Fourth Ward in which, according to the official canvass
ODonoyan Rosa received a votes, 1S9 voters have
Election District band OF reporters registered without
leaving the room 81 names in the Aiiifh Eleft0n
books by Inspector, no one bearing any OF these
names " OF cefo m the SIKH W"rI who until
very recent date and since the exposure Of the mni.
cipa frauds, held a position under William NJ; Tweed
upon the Water Police at monthly salary of sl0O for
which he rendered no service. man whose principal
II rot sole occupation is gambling and who was
ton by the Mayor of tho city OF New
to be repcatcs to Vote in the district in which lie acted
upon of their own, but leaving his poll
ton Of law, placed himself at the head OF of re-
peaers Is in number visited with them four adjoining
districts and with the conniyance Of most or the In
spocOrs caused these men to cast from 100 to tO votes IN
each OF the districts, and when tine Inspector found
it impossible to look for names upon the regis
try fast the votes OF the gang offered, their
leader practically took possession of tho polling places
by jumping behind the blOt-bOXes. selling one or the
registers from which in rapid succession he called on
tho thereon received from his men votes on Said
names and deposited the fraudulent votes in the ballot
boxes. by false counting and returning the votes can
vassed there returned aud declared in tie ave dis
the sixth Ward for William NJ Tweed at least
500 votes than were legally cast in the diStrls
The votes returned in four OF the election districts Tor
members OF Congress, at the election year PRIOR
compare with the votes returned this year for Senator
for Tweed rs follows
Cong Senate. Couq Senate.
XL........lOl 349 2f1 NIV.........lD rs 2l9
XiiI........24 49, 45JI Toa....6l6 1857 l,.lO
The rrinOnstrance concludes with the allegation that
were 1t for these and other frauds, Tweed would not
have boon declared elected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-11
UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Irom 7Ak Erelin1 hfaiL

From The Etelin2 MGiL
The officers Of this old and firmly estao-
shed mutual Company, with commendable promp'nc"s'
present to-day through columns to their po'cy-
holders and the public the 22d annual statement OF inc
assets and liabilities, income ana expenditures Ior t"o
year ending JAN l. 1872, for general review lsteG ..
grouping the several divisions under TIE brU Oh
asscts" gross expenditures, particulars are gwen by
which we easily ascertain the exact como! ION " @
COmpanys aiLaiss, its policy or naIagrhenl, iu ~
economy with which its affairs have been adlnls''Ie,
The Company deserves credit for It's prom ~ ~
its Affairs while TO many OF our insurance cOlIdhns
we have to wait for several months the o3"i pS
OF the superutcndcnts OF insurance OF inc GiIefhe
tained The oicers of this Company have under oath
spread their years business and caused tho record 10
be lud before their patrons ana friends ny us pmI
for themselves of the position Of the Company,
upon the stability OF which 50 much depends We tInst
that this example will be followed by all companies WHO
wish To retain tie confidence Of their poucynodeis or
the public They have the right to the prompt and ill
ment can he formed as to whether tic companies are
economically managed solvent prosperous, ana WORTHY
OF patronage TO delay such publication, or TO puD-sh
statements In general terms unnteilDe 10 the poiy
holders and without gDs inc ISnS of dt
We think we do but an act OF Well.mer,tte n9
he pit"G t,tes Company much Of the credit due for
the frank and open policy II has adopted It's in Keep
which ability energy. and enterprise have been III re-
warded. His election to the Presidency OF one o. HuI
oldest and most substantial life insurance companies has
been Justified by the results OF hs administration SO lar
and under his direction the Com @y IN iI M, gg Dn
all the details Of It's business.
AS might reasonably have been expected, the annual
statement the United States Company proves 1t TO
have been economically managed solvent, prosperous
and entitled to the confidence of toe public It's SOLID aYa
ahc cash assets amount about 1860 CO., while its dv'
lo or dividend fund equals siS7j 63 after provune
security for all risks in force, the low four per CEN
standard Policy holders Of other companies might wei
congratulate themselves II they could such pait
ana full statement Of the ahirs of their comp mes OH
cidy made up and reported for their investigation an
approval as in this II is light when al poiSl
holders possess to know what has been d0ae WIN th
! money paid in. We glad 10 refer to tho report o
tins COMPANY and trust it will receive the Warm ppfo
baton OF he policy holdors and command the oondcn
| of 4 a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-11
MIR. HEPWORTH'S NEW CHURCH.

The Rev. George II. Hcpworth will preach
at steinway Hall next Sunday Mr. Hepworth. in
acknowledging his belief in the divinity Of Christ has
no present intention of allyng himself with any sect
The plan has laid down conceived before his
araton from the Unitarian Church. and has been APP
proved by many prominent clargymen. He desires 10
start a popular" church. with building large enough
to put the OF pews within the reach of people OF
moderate meanS-a church TO which every poor man
will feel he has a divine right 10 go, and whore all can
worship and work together without distinction oi STA
ton purse. He says further that he desi to bud
church on the basis Of those theological dOgulas and
methods of devotion which all Christian churches Lave
Mr. Hepworth s of opinion that the drSGr part of his
will render him earnest generous aid. He has had
desire TO retain or get possession of tao edlee N
which he has lately preached believing it too costly and
untitled for the purposes view. In changing Tia opn
ions he asked his people TO drop the wOld Unitarian
and agree with him on plan enbodying the views here
set forth. but having failed u get their unanimous
assent desires to part with them III all charity
The incidents of the late separation between the Rev
Gcnrge H. IIepWOrth and his church have called FORTH
the following statement from Mr.. John Babcock, Presi
dent of the Board OF Trustees: ,, ,
tons Il was decided that he could act longer as our
pastor and President OF the Board OF trustees ad
dressed purely business letter. with the OBJECT OF
placing affairs in such state that Mr. Hepworth would
be nrocluded from demanding the fn amount Of salary
the ensuing year This letter was az follows ~,
DEAN Mr. Hsrwoaru. As President second Caacrga ona
Untaan OF kewYOrk deem my duty 10 you to say our fn
gigeme1 Of pastor from year to year so vat our
ont Of jssuiy ayeI the res and a6 o defer
9o You're c1ssse%ss " pastor terminated Win e le7
and no new engagement Ia mAP. We have paid v9a
beey salary full for that On account OF onr antaA
ng occurring Sunday 10 January each y tor
the ds sabbath engaged pastor There mol oe sahfen
Tim. nos 10 procure tomorrow, }Ou wi" P~hm
our pulpit morrow being sabbath will zee h' lon are ya io
had
VIZ ~ 90 O Tor the whole sabbahs in the Ater
or the Society will have time to tnsaoe or tue 1aren year
Sincerity yoas, 49,. -, All. ,o,.r' ,',,,o1..
MI Babcock wrote the following private note. which
WA delly cred to Mr. Hepworth at the same tune: 49,
"o' NEw York Jan G. lSE2
Ny DEAR Mr. frrwonra Yoqt note in reply e .oe q Jan
y TO-DAY Itank the anh aud candid answer 10 my IN
ss And m n, ned Also nom own ups IVA. you have
Yln III lntaTsu faith have ag worked together.
% no sSr tniadan This your hsa and pnSise, you
f..l Il will mase yoa happier aud boit,t msn ..e.
=, ave ,gei personally All IA ken great comot unier
cAuuot myse( ahauon n inpic lAih Ia The doc
la. ~ apd ioscye gsDh a. to Ae eAuaoi 20 with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-11
ONO.

THE JoINT SESSION FOR TIE ELECTION or L. ;.
SENATOR VIOLENT CONTENTIoN-iHE Leu
IsLATCRE IN neutrality-suspicious. IN "a
VOR OF GENERAL AMNESTY AND NON IN
PREFERENCE OF FEDERAL AUTHORITIES IN
STATE POLITICS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNE;
COLUMBUS, Jan. 10.-At noon the senators
~, dc tlcir appearance in tho House The Clerk OF the
Senate called the roll OF the Senators. All the Senators
were found present and all the members also except ono
Democrat OF Muskingum, who had been excused Ihe
10 FINALS Of the Senate and House OF yesterday were
Rad showing what action had been taken yesterday On
the ct ction of Senator by each House LeutGov Mue-
Ter stated that according TO law OF Congress 1t was
now the duty of members to vote Tor Candidate LOT Sepa
tor In Congress from Ohio. Amid an almost paluiul
silence, the roll OF the Senate and House was called.
All the Republicans OF the Senate voted for SHERMAN
except Gage who voted for Schenck All the Democrats
voted for Morgan. All the Republican members Of the
House voted for Sherman, except Falls ana Powell.
All the Democrats voted for Morgan. Powell voted for
Cox aud Falls voted for Perry. Tho votes stood ::
Sherman, 49, Morgan Ga; Perry l. schenck' l. cox l.
Before the result was announced Caen OF Mercer rose
and changed his vote to Cox. Morris OF Miami dd tho
same. Strong, Shank, and Brunswick OF Hamilton,
Mccoy OF Ross, and Smith OF Tuscarawas, all Demo-
Gratis also changed from Morgan TO Cox. Lieut.
Gov Mueller began to announce the vote. when
Smith OF Montgomery and asked to have his vote
changed to Cox. Gov Mueller stated that as no hdd
commenced to announce the vote 1t was TOO late 10
change. violent hubbub in the chamber 20 or
more Democrats jumped to their feet eXcedly aud
pounued on the desks, stamped, and swofo that they
- po allowed to change their votes. Mr. liaaB SAID
'. ~ puphcans might vote for Sherman but In the name
- tno democracy he demanded his right 10 vote
CO., "o pleased. lie deemed this decision OF the
"'i W DO uIJWt and outrageous; IL was IN act OF
s. f Vi power that not 20 be tolerated among
100 rop0 Aiiu din Of Misses, screams. cat calls
- 80, 'no democrats could be wildly nnging
iner hahds' and yelling something about equal rights
anu Justce An Immense audience crowded In the gall
ieries joined In tho tumul cheering and Kissing AT
'ast Inc ups OF Leut-Gov Mueller were seen 10 move
and the disturbance was partially o,,otec but
wnoh no proceeded to announce the result of
'n1 vo'o 'no disturbance began again. ana was
only stopped with great excrtion and ,hrouoh ,b,
free uso OF the gavel Lieut.-Gov. Mueller then
announced the vote, that Sherman having received
majority was duly elected Senator The Dmocr,s de.
clare that they will give all the trouble thcv can i
the remainder OF the session In the Senate ,i
was introduced favorng General Amnesty In tina
House "a resolution offered deprccatine FeJer,I u,
reference In State politics
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-11
TIE PRIVATE coAcunEN's ANNUAL sAf; L.

"You re welcome to the hOspltiilties u '''o
MANAGERS, roora Young fellow, but do ht 20" ~
par,es 81 any orc Won see. year ago rcPoi' 80.
l,sbod NV uano at cur ball. and said wore ny n~
coat and q was ID lie" This'Was the oondi'on 'n'
dor which TRIBUNE reporter was adlnit'e" W '.o -
uual ball OF the Private CoachmeTs BeheVo""' a."
Charitable society,"" At irving Hail. last nISht. i"o
private coaehren OF Se% York fern uis'inc. o'"o'
and the ordlna y ha,kmauA is Religousiy ezc'"oe
their reunions Tho foreagb OF the 'o"D'
had even provided for supervision VI -
female eo,npanions of tls ,soschnen, ana V'S''o.
whose lady was unknown vas saluted bya an ih"sn'".
manager With Mr. MoCosh yt ere IN inc name u 80 -
aid Won rot that woman, Sir n But Mf. McCosi
equal To the emergency, and tie pady, haVng
factOry accounted for, took her llcc abVng 0 =, 80
Tine Grand Entrfe" madC'at 10 ocIyFh', - ~.
cceded very evenly until gentleman sui'IlIS ~
0, OF one eye and carrying hs dy on tHo nii,u 'I
and not having nO.cedVha6a hiah'uN' -.
een executed leaving the ladies aR0 gentlemen Al sito
ne ON OpDose SIDES OF the room. b1 IKE the nts 1 an
precedent marching across the door ana rceIalnS
her Aside from incident anc tue sudden ccssaton
OF music resulting I'm gcnera CONFUSION an" nc"
wFangng between merton the door aad the erches-
ira ~ the gallery, the march was 81 t's lul. -,
The toilets observed during tho rhtry were "uo'i
+he same as at ball. allowing Tor difference In eosst
and the occupations OF the ladies' theisltes "ouu No
been beyond guessing but for q sGeIhce 10 laHStoh
which allowed tine bystanlcr to judge WIN tOcr'Do
accuracy bv the division red and shie articles los
dcp of their dswaer and the length OF the sieeFe9
tho ir everyday apparel - - o..
The hall was IecUuiary success, and. rs I"iV2ts
coacllnan avoYed, would wheel colslr tdl oThIdd
into the Treasury Of rio Private COaC triehs b5he'e
aud Charitable Society
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-11
having benhruptcd the State cvndS the lust punishment
Of their misdOng by bribery and rfet1ry The resoIu

having bsnirupcd The snto cvadS lust punishment
Of their misdong by bribery and hietrry The rcs''u
ton for impeachment failed, slys Mr. Whipper, because
" tho very stolen from Impoverished peOple
OF the State used TO bic members % the cusP 10
defeat the resolution Of impeachment. - eager Giid
earnest the 10 stay c hand OF Justice tat tc
brber and lrbc-,aaere were known oven To tbOS wbn
had no Oficia connect ion with the General Assembly
For this state Of things, the who held acOf end GU
couragod the Eu-KuX OutrageS are held equally FcspDn
slbe with tiOGo pretended Republicans wlO nave NY
their misconduct brought cblOquy upon ic wLoa parry
The Democratic Convention for the WIN
senatorial District OF New Hampshire, met YESTERDAY ut
East InIton. and nominated DF. o. oilchney OF nicid
The Hon. William Pinkney Whyte was in
augurated Governor OF Marylnnd yesterday, In tho
presence OF Houses Of tho Legislature. TIE Coy
delivered brief inaugural address, making no
refer eDce To politics or the State policy.
The 81. Louis Republican is in pious MOOD
and ustihcs the passive policy by biblical quoetuoh'
"AHd Moses said unto the people, fear not stanG sun
and the glory OF the Lord" To which II may a1 tS
authority Of the poet, they also serve VINO only SIu
and wait"
There are $4,000 PostmGsters in the country
whose salaries being under 5000 the civil service regua
ions will not touch There are, however 0O9 VINO re-
ceive moro than $1C0, who will. when Vata,es Dc'l
have to stand Il competitive examination y gn tno ~
pointMent which has hitherto come from mo HCHOo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-11
SOUTH CAROLINA.
TIE GOVERNOR on THE FINANCES

TIE GOVERNOR on THE FINANCES
COLUMBIA. S. c., Jan. 10.-G0v. Scott in his
message answering the impeachment charges, denies
naty that there has been any issue Of bonds. or
that bond of any class issued except in
pursuance of law.
he attributes the degeneration Of tho State credit to
KuEluxsm, which no says has, during the last three
years. Ind the same effect financially a civil He
reviews Ard vndcates the operations OF Kcmpton. tho
financial agent Of the state in NewYork and again de-
cares that the entire bonded debt Of South Carolina in
Guiding the hypothetical bonds at their full face value
IS but sl5,759,OOo
The message concluded with tho following allusion to
Bowen and Whittemore;
al am fortunate in the character OF my accusers 1t
sometimes happens that through evil appearances, an
innocent person has good mau for his In my
case however the two foremost OF my accsers are well
known t. the criminal records OF the country and now
seek under the mpeachcr hide the brand OF the con-
viot. To your intelligent OF right, to the just ig
mcut OF all impartial men lcarles5ly cUndCO M Vndi-
cation"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-11
TIE SITE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

MN ogrr.S Jan. loar dali superlr 81 oo1lr ETt,,.
IT. qe rrne S3l Choice s3t PORK COOS den and tr3rl
Mes Bacon Gn shoulders 7}c; Clear t3 'c; Ief
side pc Hirs 50lJlc La-lTece S!05ic Eng lOtdluf@
quiet nf.r s. asic Fair to fully fa ;laJ Pr,1e 70
Common, Lo0yc fTne, 4%asc
WHISKY 02cds1. Cote unchanged EEcbalge-SteHing LliI
New.York Sight discount Gold, lOjh 1900. 80
Extra do 50d So 10 Double Extra SO 2OG 80 CO. wheat hr
with advancing tenden,; M. Spring II 9t No. Red Fs
81 e. Corn Mixed rek ala e No Mixed IN elevator,
4l0i3ic. Re and BTey-No s O-s Doll aud lower No. "a
3c Nike acsci +fffic. WHISKY steady
TohaccoDemand good full pres temp and Hagrng
only order trade loose sorers 4lc packed % Cr.f
Sides Gle BacOBOrler lots tb!r. for Shf
Clear sds Lard gular 81 33c Live Iiogs ~
$685. IS bu Of sales at - 5G - % Ce and Letter
az 90 Rects-3OOO bhs Flour O00 buh Wheat n 200
bush. Corn, 4 900 bush Oats. and 3.5O0 Hogs
DETROIT lO-Whea snd unchanged; ETtrs 81 SOFT
No White III 81; Amber Michigan. 81 20 ~ q. Com quiet
unchanged 5i sc oats good demand at f@c Clover SSf
demand at IS D. Dressed Hogs In fair demand at - 0NS5 30
wILHssToN, n c. jan l0SPrs Tqrreniue firm At .ic Ross
Strained Crude urpente steady 65 f9s rdf
S5 70 for yellow Dip and Virgin. Tar steady at 81 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-11
/EAGALNzS or Wrayrpy vprs


the Kansas Leg stature va 1.-THE Lower Branch Of
e. Chief CLERK buieit Of Bsnts Lawrence was elected
C su r ms%aI'ee Comfy cO.sS ss assistant NJ
, LEAvENwORTH Kansas Jan
osy so ipsS. S5 Sd Is alC' The Missouri span OF
~, 8e completed and ready the 'ompauy have
cen IRON Leaysnwoth 70 Chicago 81 IRA as by March
- cities. ''s' ""HS are nov fsunuy Iat,os ~
hs.,a ,I L',l h0Ck Jan 81 L. Hodges whoa ..;,
hpda M rf Issi oIlt Tor t@ue days on be az
to Ia EN-, a sa 'o aies H. u reported that g. 2Ity
ilvs, "t4Ift h'naif CLAYTON Coz lss Intends
tL0Ys I "I lfo"o1iion their art n et charging
"' ~ iSns, %, Jsnauj q died last GlI '"u"oP' "bo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-11
PERSONAL.

,toysn, e" IL: IL. Stanton having declined the ed
sie las al Te Lopspe Ledger, tho Hon. John G. Car
cleriIy o' whitman has been transferred in his
uctor Generals Oi inc Attorney to the So
ua copying celE and now does duty as condlcn
such hca pCts gave to their carriers this wear
sent out nv onr printed Address as that which was
Irb"e, on New Y"a,9ine young namcsake, The Denper
II hiChY cIedtaL "a Day. 80 dainty a piece Of work
Mountains. " The new civilization Of the Rockv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-11
TIE soUTu CAROLINA BoYDs.

BALTIMORE, Md, Jan. 10.-At meeting OK
the bondhoders of the state Of South Carolina held
Tonight at the Eutaw House, IL persons were pTescns
bonds 10 the amount Of S2C00Oo A. b. Pat
terson presided legal opinion by Il. J Brent was
read IN which he holds that Gov scott, STATE treasure
Parker and Kcmpton. the financial agent ~ htW OH,
are RESPONSIBLE for all the oVoT-sSuc. \ c0mmHco was
aupoinied TO confer with the bJndhoidcr- elsewhere y
Treard TO their future action. ami report 10 an aoua
meeting TO be Ecld next February.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-11
POLICE NOTES.

Kate Little, age -. died yesterday in the
Stranger Hospital from bUrIs received at No. li1 81 sh"ths
Officer Thomas +. BrySOn of the Third Prccince
was dismissed yesterday from the Bkn Police force for drunkenness
Capt. Edward Walsh of the Fourteenth, and Capt
Mount Sc en.eenh exchanged precincts yesterday o oraos
Of the Police Board
A verdict OF accidental death was rendered yes
teray in tie SwaBsy No IA who was
ALT std o have been dubbed by policeman.
The body Of the man found near the Harlem Rail.
Ft hos been Identified a. hAs
Of roch bae WhO UOI4e oehunGre AMI 81,
teenth It, is opposed to have fallen from tram
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-11
THE REFORM CRUSADE.
FRIENDS THAT KILL-HOW THE CU5T0M-HOUSES
WORK MISCHIEF TO GRANT.
rr9ut ne Trert9H IN (Afw1tSrGtOHl

WORK MISCHIEF TO GRANT.
From ne Trenton G1sStte lddminstrGhoSl
President Grant may well exclalm, " save me
from my friends" ns6gaciOus and hot-headed
lot OF parsans than that unfortunate gentleman Is
I'M sfrn@ exon,pIes Of the folly OF these indiscreet
men are just prominent reef before the country
Cnstohouse crowd and United States Marshal seem to
think that they advancing Grants fortunes py
few foolish newspapers that always rush TO the defense
OF anything dolO by men who profess tienisIp iV V
Grant commit the egregi0us folly or attempting 10
eId and defend these outraSes. President Grant prop
cry relses these presumpn0us nnhies ny promising
rid investigation into the affair ana by sustaining WIN
United states scdiers tae STATE merit na IN
noIicv is presented Senator Howe, In conducting the
rryaminatGn into the CuStomhouse affairs, manilests
,'rene mp1ence and annoyance at every evidence or
,rard and rho anxiety Of an advocate to shield the
Cus0n, house crowd from exposure Inc hphtehce u.u
SStoiy is reelected in two papers that have
ANNA the character OF Administration organs and tho
,cw neop.e who depend upon these sheets lOr men
n uW are thus led to believe that Grant
Voi'"tnni drrrecates Investigation and exposure
WHAT HAS BEEN REVEALED.
FT5m IRE Bo5o1 Port
The examination OF Mr., A. /. stewart was
vev important not only as demonstrating tho srots ii
i,,ons and swindng operations or the Genera or1er
business being directly condsiaoy o. mo inc
ln -, ana approving or cOnsentng to- the ttahsac-
tons which Blr stewart unLesCa' ~ !eTYorT" MIR
o. an 'rr,ncantly admitted that he had. more
than once called tA' oa SPeS,s Of f'' Which he
c 20" but without avail t S,vic Pc
dent desigouI rs no was ~, T honesty and entro
FORM anu W. Nurpbys administration, wnlch no
purify N nIp"d w-nou mo slightest qualaeatN M.
commended IN uaateS I OF cS@ %Js in The a
attention NJ srwrt he neyer obtained any re-
ES on or Of the S stfaIion precisely as
manned dn,n fyr stswart made his repreSentet9ns 70
the President remains 80 sun and for every eldnS
imporan' GnSS York TO speak repeatedly to the iresl
H"n about 1t. D as Mr. Sews,' tg he PrSsdsnt may not
tnhly sigsg, =, .nc,ont importance tn pas any AT
t.,u ia u