The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-25
APIECE OF PROPERTY GOING FOR SIS
The Temptation of Farm or "a Thousand
or Two" to Vste as Wanted.
HOW POMEROY IS DEFENDING HIMSELF.
Pom" Immaculate and His Friends Merely
ION Their Own Authority"
A TELEGRAM THAT TELLS A TALE.

WASHINGTON Feb. "a, 1878.
The Pomeroy Investigating Committee resumed
Its session shortly after ten O'Clock.
Mr.. Frelinghuysen asked Mr.. Simpson if his witnesses
Mr.. Simpson said they were not; two of whom he
might use were IN town. but not present in the commttee
Mr. Thurman asked if the witness had come with "he
aured two DAYS longer to make the trip and that had
Thurman called the attention of both sides to the
commee could not and ought not to make up its mind
& 1 al a was In a had e
say sS S one sa % snd Ct time re Ss whom he
W. SIMPSONS TESTIMONY.
Mr.. w. Simpson sworn and examined by Mr.. FIRE.
is member of the Kansas Senate; met Pomeroy fire.
as5s 81
e
sspt here eEas look interests
the settlers the "a witness
SSsTSss e in Con
The erosse exam ecised nohns of interest
bis only oasr Of money that above
TESTIMONY OF W. M. MATHENEy.
ynod %Re was
@ STS
ns I Te
and six O'clock; Reynolds said the thing was AZ fixed
vogTD AsD SHOULD nov VOTE Fos iY pa; low;
said ne could h tel Witness h pa
then said York would vote for him witness asked ii he
S Ss ny o q but he
sSs tor % n asked an; an
room witness with him and discussed the sena.
sissso ss;ST STnsd BY Kelly was
"IF you WILL VOTE FOR POmER0Y
nay said e o6 a
try to buy him. Kelly disowned any connection with
something that would make him believe the old man
not asked @ has ss
@
TSS,s Gs1s e. whispered when he sa
EXAMINATION OF EDWARD sEARy.
Edward seary, member OF the Lower House, was
hmew netting q the use Of money BY P%e
own knowledge about the use of money by others Tor
by Nj: simpson1No offer of money other valuable
use some money in the canvass Witness asked him if he
was detective he said no, and seeing that he
By Mr. ' mortoncHorton never offered witness any
TESTIMONY OF W. q. GUERIN.
The Of n o
WITCH was S to @
been y YORK and others
Wss ONE Of adSissrs
rte used in
mot know Of his knowledge that Horton pomeroy
the
mittee that Horton for York is the
BY Mr.: smpson~Neither Bond nor Bacon were ex-
DAVID L. PAINE EXAMINED.
David L. Paine was sworn and examined BY MT simp;;
ai ne cod not
tween "Crites' and Pomeroy.
..rr THE DEFENCE.
present NJ. opened the Tor the defence.
ODRISCOLL RECALLED.
He rst called oPriseoI FOR and
oDrsco said he testified as he did here and that the
W all
attempted to use any improper influence to secure his
@. }. HANKS ON THE WITNESS STAND.
or evening
fore the national election witness sent telegram g
S1sr
sSs csnysStion e Wines that Ps%srSy would
SGS Il % h ss e C. .
A PUT OLD POM
by NJ simRssn-The despatch mentioned was sent to
Sss he OF ns
Bond asked him in the morning send the DESPATCH the
scnversation with him that gave him understanding
else
know that Bond was making his canvass as an anti
States senator issue in Leayenworth i was
n ca
R.hc lnu0a he yVas her forp ona
while ToDsIn
e
when VIE RSnd tsstiasd that Horton apprqsshsd them
tho Sna Sia his he that he
for DE- for Sercy dqn the the
canvass, and does not Of The OF dollar by
ness i %r Bond he thinks with
BSnd $500 any other that he knows any
snat Y him 70 Bond and Others but
sure whether he saw him with T iISr or not
n II to him that
for Pomeroy Driscoll said II he voted FOR Pomeroy
ruin him said that Il his constituents went bacE
WOULD HIM " Vt COST HIN A FARM
ora thousand or tive thousand dollars but gave no init
Pomeo his ls s mae az ana had
@ that he ia Sa e s
money; Pomeroy said he had elected than
give 81 for n vote.
BY M simpson-Can't give the namo of anv me mhe
of the Legislature who said he was poor and h adj moi
made up his mind the Senatorial question: his object
in secinf Driscoll that II MS
went back him he would stand by him. he always
had IL it.ook u farm or thousAhd or two thousand
dollars -.
+. Mr. sippson-Dd you ever hold any public Office
Mr. Low-No sir don I know thatt did believe he
Gurued me out when wac ill., Laugfte r)
TESTIMONY OF j. +. BOWEN.
j. j.. Bowen sworn and examined by Mr. Horton-was
not authorized by Mr. Pomeroy of his friends
money In the Senatorial election; yas not furnished
money Cor that purpose and know nothing Of the use OF
direct had authority from Pomeroy Or his friends to
offer him money, directly indirecty told O'Drscoll
that he cond get him $500 -
BY Mr.. &mpson-Don't know why he sail he could get
ODrsco $500: ooud not have given himself and did
not know where be could getit; was past finding ont
about how IL was meant that he was opposed 70 Pom
eroy, and thought he would talk to him and ind out
whether he wanted money.
TESTIMONY OF ]. 8. HoKE.
j. s. Hoke sworn and examined by MY. Hosfon-1s
democrat W a eka wi fheFA