The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-09
: PREV NAVIGATOR COLPAX.
Large Turnout of South Benders
to Receive Him.
ANOTHER SPEECH IN DEFENCE
No Again Denies Having Received any Credit
Mobilier Dividends from Ames-A Resolution
ofConfdence in His smiling Excellence.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Ma


Ex-Vice President Colrax arrived here at half
past twelve O'Clock to-day, and proceeded IN car
rage to the Court House followed by an escort con-
ssting of carriages and wagons as far as the eye
could reach.
Hon. VIM. Miller Mayor, delivered an address OF
welcome.
Mr.. Coltax then responded rs fonows:-
De cold m and ealloas 4 dd SNcb
quickly ns hapn at saee and se rs a as
which q would take a iile,me 70 exhbit.t here You
my Coming a@S have been eyes
has been formed in your midst, AVID you know
% When there
iSSc Sa and Know not eonSned to political friends
hcs opponents t. honor me with So anach unm'saRe
q e yon s b. y on @ and AZ
self to expose the sitter
which haven arr.ig ned dn ng the past Winter
Ss more as %
OF The American press sand Their washington eOrres-
THIS ha po sn when S
an ns malicious sr1rSd snd
should be- sat ss n a a By s % y hated
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they reoiced almost with shouts OF exuuation at having
I apa ia roos e
fresh opportunlses iS5 saviI and islsasnIion ne
here 50 Se kno them o 6e Was de
bounced as unworthy, of belief. These enemies were
determined on having their victim but conscious my
% RHows sns w X fd me
make that nnosence manifest 70 am have stood
ns i s co%psts saa S %hcs
TX anew is is SO certain to lie, me % read
SsSS9s - ss%
charge that Isvas "
who sold on, On or Ir M0sT At
who had been bribed by gifts stock which
U snS b esa 9ss paid and for which certain
Fight as ses
n in c5 re- Messr STsd
aSd hat Ee nor any oS to
IN wsy
sISs out
o per cent dSasnds The 500 cent dividends
nor 100 per cent the tenth Of one cent have
with:ut buyiue prospective lawsuit Would BE-
r as san.oe stock a. bu,
Justice want no stock at any price with lawsuit
Although thus publicly claimed the right to purchase
BUY hold twenty shares could do Il Without aa
sns % .n n 1
na Us s snd a.rs s WITH did
fS% az bn eonTast to buy twenty shares losing
afa Charge enia
that was answering wonid be required Of should
stead OF weakening, what stating but that could
not foresee
An eminent divine once said rather irrc.erently "If
wond b but little lower than the angcls my mode
ns SS s let us es Ss la
Often brings out disputed points more ~y e thSa
spPSss G hea aSs
iron nS these shares yS1 had
aided soT;SS!y CRYING sSeaTa ieslsiaon s
Such GS fssi public
as of al y ave s
U9 these srad s ad sssR S
stock wooen iaetories or anything else that you had
mot paid n for hat your shares had been
Now you had voluntarily whdra wh as had at pecl
,S %oad
charge that you had been
and G You ssa.u to a. n,. tn.
is 70 ed annt would nS
we tho to be n and thorough on every point
sSnld have been msed by speech in the vital point
,nu,,,.n NO sUcs STOCK WAS EVER
par As then undsr stood Il but do not
Sn f9 %g y
TT i$Ss,9 % pa my
!sa aa s%iasnsS ds sing a iSsiSs
e %S Se s.ni ll's wala
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. me he Rss,
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p a at e
che che, mex, day II said again, and quote lis nsnuao
T. 0a e sas s he S.a a s s
s Of ns s pu aGss s s s Sa
its ss cue a pay s aq c il
present. olit According Mr. Ceiax receiving credit
STse " its
on he of lam fbo holt.
Il; a hs @ ct Ss%f mat
nsS CIV any oa5 him for
aC deny tSi: dssens
. .Ss ssf %n he ,TS. s
ward before the Committee that. my snte
his sns written os in
,nEny he swore about me 20 OF the report
hasns w pado a a% ny
S1 ins s.s SsGs se
howeve my Of ha as to ne TansscSn IN p
and @ his his
il sS sH$ SSs
PAYABLE to rs o. bearer which he claims he paid
es.Ssa 81 ~ u no Nj
ssa &c sn. sas$ him
he serea hss h said whe him he ssd
What s.s Cheek Sandsd nee,
sn % he he s esd ss ses
certificate for the stock which he insisted still owned
ne answered, NO" Astounded at this attempt o a
sheck payable TO initials and not to my name not
'sr sGyq had the
SergeSantsArns on whom IL was drawn, sum
testify as to whether thew had ever paid
me the money for any such check, and they
all answered that they had recollection OF done
go but subsequently, Mr. Dillon, the cashier OF the Ser
Eeant arms, testified that while he could
70 positive certainty after the lapse years yet his
very strong Impression was that he had paid this
" check 20 Ames himself That no receipt has been
presented for either of them there has been for
~ me other checks, all Of which confirms in the
convection that they with
49,. Al, THE ENTRIES MEMORANDUM
Dc mem related to the controversy between Ames
onb IN the McComb suit, and that Mr. Ames did
he exact facts in his earliest testimony
Ss " ns rather than in his latest testimony he
au pIounceu these checks He claimed acting
have s.,n nese memeranda If made At the time,