, 1873-03-10

u0He WILL DA F1ll14De 10 n4lu E3 08 &TuNH up.
and 1t will be happy thought for him that he can sec
this testimonial given to the whose name he bears,
after aubjee;tng himself to The & cruel md wicked
swered here today as trust 80 acceptabiy aud Buc-
Tho following resolution was then offered
"Kcsoieed, That in welcoming Schuyler Cofax home
to-day, after hts twenty ycars Of a1luous public
vice, III which ho has been exceled by none model
cp1es, we do 80 with undfnuishe! confidence in his
honor End integrity, both as public man and pt-
1t was unanimously adopted, and tho rnee!ing then
adjourned, whereupou several ladies' on tho Court
House steps shook hands with slr. colfax.
Owing 10 the numerous late5, references to testl
noEy, etc., and the fact that # production re-
quring more accuracy Of statement than common
political sreech. Mr.. colfax wrote ont the remarks
which given above. When II came to delivering it,
however he was unable to stick closely to his text
frequently going over tho ground several times III
order to impress tho subj the audience, and oc
casionolly running off on side issues
Speaking ef The letter from Mr. Seahts, incoang tho
thousand dollar bill, he aail
The loter Of July, which bundled up with others
when Congress adjourned, and threw into q trunk,
and never saw it again until this nveatigaton,-tle
only letter had after tho April one, that could pro
dNce, docs not say word about my nomination; does
ng candidate for Vice President docs not say, 4
congratulate YOU Is It possible that this man, who
had taken this to me- and who was
you want any more, draw upon INC for whatever you
nccd,- it ut al possible, is it. probable,
is it III the range Of human possibility that that man
would let that nomination pass without sending me
letter stuattng me on my nomination " course
he would not mud, When be did It. with his opeii-
me THOUSAND dollars.
@But that is not iii. want to show you something
mitteo saw.Ethe frst letter received from Mr. Ne
hitt have uot It hcre It is half sheet Of paper.
It very small piece OF paper to send Thousand
dollars to stsanger tn There 1t Ia. WILL read 1t to
,.: "sApE11 II. 1868.
sa beg s de the no se
personal expenses during the present political ca,
paign: [sent te,ne ps.s9nals;l beg te s,y tia!
member Of the craft. THAT does not mean We -
longed to secret Institution. but 1t means that
were both prlnters.l 1 nm pleased, etc., etc.
".GEonuE F. NEsB1rv'
aThat is written In ink. With postscript in pencil
n;iose eneeH for safety yon lad Thsr . r.
tended to send ne more aftcrward. lie was worth
nv expenses. > and II did not by several
Thousands aud more. He had taken notion Us he
I plenty s he sn Hq na maaa as e qn t
hnppy By giving to me- He intended to send more,
but did not know It then H evidently intended 70
ietter, M ~ afsr getting through With is inkstaDd, he
sefey .sfa P Ind VIII; wat:en e 5esass saa
! an going to send check and hs
rnn Sonld Ike it soma other way. nao your vsh
want this confidential To send bill would keep 1t
With ourselves to send nd check, It would have to he
when he Congratulated on my nomination ho said
i send it to you, because know will 10 called
bin, so it should be absolutely confidential, as be
shows he i1.tented doing in lis first letter He saw the
frst nre 1sent through snfely. aud SO he sent bill In
tLe pe.t one"
Tho full account Of the reeoncilation with John D.
to 4. L. semp7e. Mr. oolfa1 said 4 Need add to
This generous and voluntary letter, given to
a Il u
Row, on tho street, wherever my one wagged his
anss a G ct ee
any personal relations with me, stood up and said,
l,aye known him from his boyhood, and will wager
ms life aRaist every one of his defancrs that all tho
money there is in this world could not induce
him to do corrupt act or swear to IN untruth.'
When heard Of it, said to the friend who told mo
to him, aud tell him what my hcart nstrueta me 70
say to him. met hn ai'ersatas as On sree1eat,
the presence Of one Of your atzene = was seated
with my vie anu Shnu, ~ one soiner /: VI tae car
going up to the Capitol at nishttr It. was nto IN
the ~ on iaft nv ssa: and went m 10
A. he stood = tae .us & nGo az nM
was broken o. ~ bn1 T 4 80 a9s
sd0 nj i'aaas g szssaaata 5s5 e up e
hos Of n ,9 essnsg y a bot 10 nnI 3v5ss
bene1t pns ne WV. III Thsre 10 nv h,nd Il ro
& ny fnke e ind The past sha be iofgoten and o
AseTasea 1or sina ~on s.hnr1e tha all fee,inn
oto nD ack to me- and could not % anything eise
h,i e,p ,,sh What am gad to say that old f1en-
1.nl snlp nan aa;a,,ee neen III sre forootten
's'A' '''''"' 1nE 5gDoarsr-n4r;
1g ~ aa iis ~ "a. t1nt anyboy Ias sworn falsely
n t,e anso Of ycafa with faiiufg in business fyr
torere1 4ons Of dollars aud a1i extension by lis
9nF tp{$
s1 ~ soWino % lin this ctock; he thought he maid Il
IT, do no2 propose to Judge. e4oa a!one Gan LOOK
intn Inn hearts OF every one All know 1s that whom
: annear lrforo u1r God III the judgment, with my
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