The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-15


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COLONEL n'CoxB's TESTIMONY ON ooLF At
remember something else very as,'i S Sne wa al M
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paid reference to the records OF Congress would fix
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SENATOR HENRY WILSON, WOE PRESIDENT ELECT,
BEFORE ELECTION.
The following Official denial was made in the
public journals on behalf OF Senator Wilson during
the campaign
wAsHlworox. Sept a. 1872
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without ne slightest foundation in fact; and he ssssris
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aaDs me IN hf ss saS
EXPLANATION OF SENATOR WILSON'S CREDIT MO-
BILIER TRANSACTIONS AFTER ELECTION.
Extract from J. b. Alleys testlmonyl
to sS 70 Of & spS
marked u beeys It Is good thing and have offered
nj .'9s %as al a
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ton cent his money; short time aiterward SEN
II; do not know that should say Particularly that
came to %bn We a. HbOu and %
Mr. Ames had offered to guarantee i in the way have
anything but that il Mr. Amss guaranteed i it would Ss
perfectly safe Of course aid not see why he should
:sSsossS heard = Ssas
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he na $ e" ca 1 Nc 60 e
or S Rs Of o az S e ws
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sum had been MADE up BY n. A@s., myse! and many
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that there Is man who Is pure regard
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tentions In any shape or manner for do know had
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it was paid at the time.
MR.. scoFIELD, OF PENNSYLVANIA. BEFORE ELEo-
EXTRACT from his written DENIAL September IA,
understand that I ana others in Congress- IN 1858
fsSa sr e
ing certain legislation favorable to the Union acnc
The Hssfr 50 a
shape or form, Q share or o cent OF It
Mr.. sCOFIELD OF PENNSYLVANIA AFTER ELECTION.
Extract rom Cakes Ames' testimony
Mr. seoaeId freaue.ty talked with me very early IL
m IN ss as i
others az that time had got number Of members q
Mssr was
that did Congratulated throughout the country
he p
& s hs r. hsTs was
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s VI ssssss ~ ,n;s q
a. par and accrued Interest tSs. sSSseaasaiIy
to have ten shares this stock and paid the par
And he became dissatisfied and you took
g And repaid this hi; moneys. A. Yes; I think So
DID he receive S any dividend during the time he had
bid h retain %Sasys5 dividend aia receive, A
no, rs S all ,h these g., ,ransaeons - t. ~,
1Sa say YOU se h Mb was mute sas the @
scoaed and boarded in 1866 and 1867 had
very frequent talks about the matter and urged him
him long while before in 1866 and 1851 that would yet
ts as the to
-ibntion IN December 1907 he could not have had the
rom him, Yes ss, ,,,.
was returned to him. what was done them A. cannot
Was there ANYTHING more than the $i.ooo returned
A. That cannot recollect.
scndsa you No. sire "n'' "e luis a'''f was
Mr.. II. L. DAWES, OF MASS, BEFORE ELECTION.
Neither D.Ss. h%s. s Sg4 III sS.r
sys soSs s
sSSf or any property Of any kind that dd not
my own labor. Truly yours H. L. DAWES
MR.. IT. l.. DAWES AFTER ELECTION.
Testimony Of J. d. Alley on Mr.. Dawes.l
Mr. Dawes came 10 and said he had been talking
with Mr. Ames about Credit Mobicr he said he went
Mr. Ames to buy bond OF 81 600 the Iowa rail
roads, Mr. Ames had sold several thousand dollars worth
ofthem, thnh 10 Governer washburn he said that he
had been told that was director Of this Credit Mobier
and would know all about ~ that he had understood L
like to Invest. Mr.. Dawes is a moderately
about his Investments which was very natural,
as I was his colleague; when he came TO me he said
| that he went 10 Mr. Anes TO buy this bond that Mr.
Ames had said he had he could let him have but
that he could give him something better than that and
th he then told him about the Credit Mobicr that he
asked Mr. Ames IL he thought IL good thing and
Mr. Ames replied that IL and that Mr.. Alley could
tell him all about IT. that Mr. Ames had remarked that II
he not entirely satisfied with II he could bring Il