The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-27
G o L F A X.
He Rises to Explain tho Facts About the Credia
Mobilier soandal-An Appeal for Justice
and Fair Play-He Has Never Taken
Dollars Worth Of Stock Hs
Did Not Pay For.

SOUTH BEND Ind Sept. u.s. 1879.
General Joseph r. Hawley, who with Others had
been advertised to speak here to-day, arrived
Alone and, on his appearance in the Court Houso
square, Vice President Colfax was elected by the
audience to preside at the meeting; and on taking
the chair said that 1t Afforded him great pleasure Ca
introduce to the people of his own home his valued
personal and political friend, Ex-Governor Haw-
ley, Of Connecticut distinguished both In
civil and military life. and who would speak to them
In favor of the republican people and their chosen
standard bearers, State and natiOnal-Grant and
Wilson, Browne and SaxtOn Packard and all their
republican associates on the ticket.
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Railroad till after the letters Governor 70 tnd
and aSf " nic9ardson's e ths New York T, s had
msrt by Congress in 1904 Nah" says this para.
graph his letter that Amcs able with half Of thq
from The United states gross sum for carrying the MALI
interest on government bonds. With this charge
are others-that the railroad has meyer received
sum for carrying the nails the other half having been
always retained and applied on the interest OF the bonds;
that Secretary Boutwell, desired in 1870 to retain the
instructed examine the question: decided that the Con-
grcssonal charter authorized only half be thus
tanned and Congress reenaced After twelve pages
Of debate in the Globe the Senate thus decided by
Senators Trumbull and Thurman both speaking and
voting in lis favor This correspondent concludes this
paragraph thus:"In short the Union Pacific Railroad
first begged loan from the United from Sl6NI
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