The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-08
among others, Speaker Blaine, Cakes Amea ana
McComb In addition TO Vice-President C0lfax.

among Others, Speaker Blaine, Cakes Amea ana
McComb, in addition 10 vice-President Colfax.
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Wead not ike to purchase some stock in the credit Mo-
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into the Interior the profits might not be large though
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session. paid Mr. Anlcs about Ave hundred dollars in
cash this contract of purchase being oil the money
RECEIVED NO DIVIDEND
on ha he a e !" Sat
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largest seckh oIders which to involve me
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that instead Of being enriched by i one or
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Hon John b. Alley said before resumlns his testimony
he should like to make few ne hoG m,a ne
Which tsadsnsy trey IsI So on
mes seemed hard FOR men desersns no censars
but praise have their names inscribed on the records
songn eternal but aft %ns cs
the cry as'S Of stop Their was raised BY the thieves
s tory or the building Of the road and r....
saying I'll not only be
but should have to
and the suit Instituted y him and yH
THE DEVOTED ALLEY SELLS AcRIrcING AMEs
tee raised the question the relevancy Of repeating
Mr.. Mccomb remarked :@"Let Mr. Alley spread all Thu
fortune ana took upon himself he respensbility Q
sE%s' sss?ss s$"S
Tosr Oliver ' ms aan 01 Of Of e told
him tAlieyj after the road opened that owing 70
%e ~qad ays alley W half
ToaiH sessV them Capital
the railroad company the value Of diydsnds &C.
s s S ssa Ss had sssS
tratons and had never had voucher or contract sns
ssd up '5
of s he Ssses 10 nave Sf
The Chairman informed him he should hereafter have
Mr. P%eV that all he said against Mccomb
" you es r @ books of tn.
Mober They will answer many Of the charges q The
XTe es.S''''~N '''N'1'N''. ~ ~
The Chairman said he had sent subpoena to the secrc-
ary the company to bring the books shSSwns the hold
ADJOURNMENT.
The committee then adjourned. Mr.. Alleys cross
examination will be resumed tomorrow.
Mccomb Anxious to "Comb Down. MI.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 7, 1873.
The following appears In the EUenfng star
After the adjournment OF the Committee, Mr.
McComb, standing on one side OF the table directiy
opposite to Mr. Ae ,n @ren ns % t Of
Mr.. Alley and make II part OF the record.
Mr.. ALLEY TO Mr.. smth-No; want this paper.
You cannot have IL yet. 60.
Mr. McConB-weli, you must have 1t, Mr.. Smith.
want 20 hold the dirty scoundrcl to his word.
Mr.. McConp-Ohi wish YOU were about twenty.
ave years younger, Mr.. Alley. Iwould comb you
down In more ways than one.
Mr.! Alley stiil made no reply but took possession
OF the papers, Mr. Smith rcmarking that II was
matter TO be settled by the committee.
THE UNITED NATIONALITIES.
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Addresses ny General sigel and Others.
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