, 1873-01-27

lt o hsd % caso o'fos 5efoso tho ooart p of ons
II Caldwell would giyo him money on 1t ho would
giyo Him tho affidavit and leave tho country:
Carson repeated the request several timos, and
know oaraon, antl i llo Ind an affidavit ho lln'l
hotter publish 1t. Tho affidavit related to wlint
Carho,i ltnow of tho use Of nlonoy III Caldwel'a
election.
was ox4minod by Judge orosIor. waa Senator
from Douglass County, first voted for CLARK,
sortling to = discrimination OF twenty-
reo roa 6afe 1' donasa fsRas formed s L s oa'S do
clsl9n after It waa found imposaihlo to
combine with thogo who woro not Caldwell mon;
third, tllat Clark told lia frionda not to dociao
fot nto o semo a ol s b h 70 0 Il So
caucls was to yoto for Caldwell, l,o' (CaldwolD
should pay thoir hotel bills. Htrichlor was m
aottve supporter Of Clark.
Judge Croaior desired to aHIk w1,other stricklor
told him that Clark had M arrangement with
Caldwell for tho payment Of hiB (Olnrk's) or
peIlBeH. This wna for tho purposo Of impencll-
Ing. Clarh'a statement that ho did not try to
mako auch arrangement.
cfdod that tho quoation could bo aBkod only to
provo tho existence of M arrangement.
That Judge Crozior did not dssiro.
Wordon said that snoddy Was undoratood to
10 Morton1tt advised Clark to Hoe Caldwell In
relation to tho payment Of expensos bofore I
concluded to vote for Caldwell thoso oxponaoa
included hotel bills md travelling oxponses /;
think Clark aaid that the matter was loft to
gtovens but am not aure, don't know vhothor
tho arrangement was mndot know nothing but
by rumor in relation to tho ueo Of money by
Caldwell or hin frlonds.
By Crosior-Don't think ho has heard CLARK
Hhp nh nff
BY olsrk-Romombor that olark said bofoFss
occupy a factiona position, yet the day would
como whom lle (Wordon) would rogrot having
voted for Onldwoll, but don't think that hc said
SO after tho cauoua.
Clark was requested to bring Caldwell before
tho Clark oa,lous. Ho (Olark) made speech.
In which ho snld ho hoped they would vote for
Caldwell, and hopol they would be as truo
friends to him (caldwelD as they had boon to
rnombor OF tho Legislature, vas examined by
Judge Orosler. Voted for Caldwell Mother ho
nor my Of his friends offered any inaucon1ont
oiark asked leavo to ask tho vitnoss whethor
ho is the sn1no James T. Logato, who waB ro-
ported by tho Committee Of the Fortioth Con
greHs aa having otTorod to soil q vote Of Uuited
Htnton Senator for 100000.
Judge Orosier thought that this question WAS
similar to that ho WAS refused permission to put
to Thomas. Tho question WINS not admitted;
nor was tho report Of tho Committee Of tho
House to that effect.
MR. CHARLES,
Of Columbia, WIS examined by Judge orosier.
Was at Topeka during tho election; understood,
aftor hegot thero, TINT he had bean tolegraphod
for by Finnoy; ILLS presence had nothing to do
espocially with tho aslo Of Finnoy'a vote.
Caldwoll'a oleution won't voluntarily; started
before FinnoY'a Telegram roaohel him Finnoy
said he was askcd to send for him By shou-
lookor, friond OF Clark's Ills expenses have
was nude, nor did ho ask payment !; don't rocol-
lect that he Ind any conversation with Caldwell
about Fiuney's vote told Bome of Oaldwoll'a
frionds, OH tho evening .aftor tho first ballot,
that they could depend upon Einney's 81 y9!e @
10 oarpenter-Dld not offer Einnoy anymoncy
for his yoto.
FELTON, RECALLED.
FELTON, wns recalled, and said that Bnoddy was
bitterly opposed to Caldwell. In roply to Judge
Crosier aud Morton's question, he said he was
equally hostile to Clark.
BANK HooKB. ..
Hero the Committee called for cortain books
Of Scott L. Co.'s Bank ut Leavenworth, which
were sent for in compliance with C1nrks request
for both day-bookB, private general record. re-
mittance book, Journal and ledger individual,
aud tho balance book Of January and February.
THO ledger aud it's index; were produced, they
Olark stated that ho expected to prove by
thogo books, and tho examination Of tho book
keeper for tho bank at tho ti1no, that during
tR % s oeso oa M ea ps pa oss tho 9t 'assa Ssa
large sums Of money to persons provon to have
been his agents in tho Senatorial canvass.
Caldwell said that lo had not tho slightest OBJ
lection to tho examination Of tho books, but ho
IN had 41an
world.
Judge Crosor produced tho lodgor Of tho First
National Danh Of LoavonWorth, OF which he is
Treasurer, in which Caldwell had IN account in
ledger would show al that tho other books
would show.
Morton said tho examination Of witnoaaes and
Caldwoll's statement must be concluded in ono
more day. Tho Commlttoets duties forbado it
deyoting further timo to this case., Tho Conn
1nittoe then wont into saorot consultation and
examination of tho bank accounts Morton
announced that the investigation would ba
resumed at 10 a. m. on Saturday next.
Clnpp, Sherwood, and Thomas, Of Lonyon-
worth, William Williams, Olathe, and O. B. But
Caldwell.
Special Dcsuatch to The Chicago I4ftItno.
An ADMINISTRATION VIEW OF TIE MATTER.
NEW YonH, Jan. 25.-The Times ta still labor
Ing to prove that tho Crodit Mohilier revelations
Wofo only q campaign alGndof, DUE prints from
Its regular Washington correspondent m almost
lugubrious account OF tho Generalization among
tho Administration ranks in Congress- Tho cor
respondent Bays: = .....-.
'sIhe 1anentablo lack Of courage exhibited by
the Republican majority in tho House during tho
present session is oyoklng oyen moro comment
than tho developments mado BY tho aovcral Com
mittoeo hero. We hayo q body Of Republicans
chnrgea with tho responsibility OF maintaining
tho organization and discipline, - vol
Bupinely surreudoring tho load in matters
over witch they should exercise complete con-
troll, into the hands Of their enomies. Emorg-
ing from conteat In which they achieved the
greatost political victory over recorded. they sur
render tho soeptro of their power and oboy tho
diutatorial bohohts Of tho Democracy. From tho
first day Of tho session, when james Brooks
cunningly suggested TINT in such u,atter as the
Chairmannhip Of tho Foreign Affairs Commit
tce thora should DO no such thing as party con-
sideration, and twenty Republicans, weakly sue
oumbed,. down to tho prosent time, tho Ropub-
lican perty In tho House has abtlioated its func-