The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-25

Intend % use any money other corrupt nuepcsss esq.,.
nss ns's% s"s
Mr. h bsSt 4 osd
Anthony Collector and Murphy was snpsr
witness Is GEORGE Ssosss g. ~ ANTHONY TESTIFIED
na 81 3 Of he
dali. papss win Il.
JOINT g %Ro
WAS the liberal 5spaSss sandass the Isssat%rs
AND Tas aees a he BY Dond wsS 0hn
thinks ID have worked against Pomeroy ii he was
a S the
h Pcs es
OF his deputies were bitterly opposed To- pomeroy
testimony he said when he reached Topeka that
man was confidential relations with Pomeroy knew
., roaEnOY SAID WOULD sArnnR
than to use money for securing votes all but of the
p%e
e mad nd wss
nothing but the truth said that he knew men who had
s1s1s 3sS
Mr. smpson1iiad s9eo @ with
70 to
s ac SPOKE
can't anything that he saia o
SmnSOn-Why remember
aetly what York said, and cannot remember anything
a@
n ss @ s mot
attention to what was said by others:
TESTIMONY OF X. W. WRIGHT.
r. W. Wright reporter OF the Oswego (Kan) indie
peadent was examined to the number Of Senatorial
YSrks speech as DESCRIBED by other witnesses
names Of bridal members and the amount paid them.
s'
feat S" By @as
s hs
with Of horse thieves in southern Xa1
had guilty Of stealing cattle but that he did not be-
The committee then took recess until three
O'Clock. o.
Afternoon Session.
The committee reassembed at a quarter past
three O'Clock P. M. Mr.. Simpson said he had
the room before the cess, and could not find him.
He had no knowledge that he had arrived.
MIR. SHARP RE-EXAMINED.
Mr.. Sharp examined in relation to Mr. Yorks
speech In Joint convention his account was SIMILAR TO
conversation with b. f. Simpson Immediately after the
M d that they lad had heater the
the si ss sna
ORIGINATED THE PLOT
Simpson said something about his chances of being
AZ the d @ 0 SIMPSON said s himself EG
s sns % an to % nna Se
me plan Baesa saa h, had Just the g
ridge the means for carrying out the scheme T. York
Topeka, but was there during tie entire canvass work
@ % be nat
By M. simpsonaWas engaged IN conversation during
Yerks speech; heard some slight murmurs during the
Witness was examined at some length concerning the
His Gs e ered p o a ct s t
his memory was little better.
versaon with Simpson, and repeated his sub.
santiay; He finally said he was mistaken as 70 the
Mr.. Pomeroy lett for Washington; he was sure
he SG n ola nS" s% an
had It @ to @
between Messrs snpson and pomeroy Simpson sought
COLONEL THOMAS MURPHY EXAMINED.
him AND
worked against ms, him \ ATT q topeka pei srxnou
I S Mi C witness
York said that members Of the Legislature had Mr. Pone
s he w
ness introduced resolution calling upon him for n
by Mr. simpson That resolution introduced after
York lett Topeka for Washington.
W. X. LAUGHLIN TESTIFIED
that he Is elected delegate by the settlers on Cherokee
thirty thousand people after the senatcra election
on Of t 'h he
a be naa nrr the in rns he
stating his condition. and he expected to get 500
There being other witnesses present whom the de.
fence desired to examine at that time Mr. Horton rested
Mr. Simpson was the situation and the investi.
san0h was therefore ADJOURNED
until ten O'Clock tomorrow Mr.. Frelinghuysen saying
I'M ri 10 hat