The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-01
DISCREDIT MOBILIER.
Investigating Committees No. l
and No. 2 at Work.
Nelson's Business Rela-
tons with Brooks.
DR.. Durant in His Own Defence and
Remting Alleys Statements.
GENERAL DODGE "DONG GOOD" In CONGRESS-.
Horace F. Clarke Again Before the
Wilson Committee.
"A PLEA FOR THE UNION PACIFIC.
General Buffers Secretary Not One OF the
COnspirators Against the Road.
"a President Who Docs
Not Draw Salary.
General John A. Dix and John C. Cisco Paid
General Buffers Secretary Not One Of the
Conspirators Against the Road.
"A. President Who Does
Not Draw Salary.
General John A. Dix and John c. Cisco Paid
$4,000 Each for Doing Nothing.
CHARMING FRANKNEsS OF ALEXANDER HAY.

Him $50, 900 to Give to Stewart
Stewards Peculiar Line Of BUSH
ness and His Great Liberality.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81, 1873.
Judge Poland's special committee to inquire into
the distribution Of Credit Mobilier stock among
members Of Congress resumed its session this
morning, and Charles H. Nelson was recalled.
money transactions between himself and Mr.. BROOKS;
ss
T..
PAID the Brooks cashier and took receipt
ssSs n se' a
Had not paid MI brooks the balance. the gentleman
@ nsa al ssoss % s
.Sss I'D s S q
ing Rsa Pc had sd By se
Dillon had assured witness recently that the loan had
Have you ever had any settlement with Mr.. Dillon,
Judge Poand-wen, it would be little remarkable if
the s: sale . Of the bonds exactly paid the :oan
with for the an and al lns4e sa
s a
well worth about eighty
Judge Poland-wel tie evidence bcfor. us show, that
At Cr S
made u custom G never ,,n to take up loan until called
ct loan stand had frequently known them to stand
BY Mr.. Niblack Mr.. Brooks still holds the Union Pa
inc bonds as collateral security on another loan The
BOOKS. expects 70 pay NJ NJ
By Mr. Mccrary--Borrowed the $4,000 from Mr. Brooks
@ O"s s .nd e s. sd ssc with house with
By MI Merrcf~iiis regular business is not that OF
dee ery nS
@ S Se are h p a Mr.
has had the Interest 5000 and Mr. Brooks had that
DID ,pen al s,u sSC1
he had received by check from M Brooks; witness
from Mr. Brooks including interest the bonds the
BY Mr. BrCoks 5 want Mr. Nelson to show from his
MR.. HAMS KIND INrIMArIoN
here % rS two m CSes from Ham
TslssS $s!s$ March asrsS Se'so 1855 ann ann
Mr. brooks said he offered this to show the stock be-
with Wines '" aessnsS tina. the notice Of March was
Az he bought The my share, saSiti0na and
The shares H let he ean rest se with
Mr. p9n because II was satisfactory one to both
can be easily settled By their check books had dealt
9" would hsSe
fail have
e fs s onse 81 mr. s SGnSf o
could have got them at any time by paying the
......,,.,.. pr DR. THOMAS ,;.s G .gs .Ss, ,,
before he cH
OF Mr.. Alley variance with the actual facts
iSdSiSS both living and deceased that he Deemed
s oG TO f s a y es9 h
record Of the Union Pacific Railroad abundantly
Mr.. Durant then quoted extensively from the record
te ana Se 81 ses aI nnaer r. e
organi{a,ton, Of The Credit MoHier and It's work M.
seSs s Me hf not s
Ss Gsnf Se %
refers to the injuncens which he obtained against
Aosr '1 mile ss Cp G
70 Ss al his a% TO 81 the
thoss Of ihe sSckhoders who were not stocthoders in
Hilcy and MS friends WHO seemed q consider ali sum;
folders tns Credit SoSer, NJ. Alley IN his state
ment had with. - ..'e~-- --~s-s-
attributed to Mr. Ames and his party the views and policy
Of their opponents The protests and COMPLAINTS Of wit
holders were The best evidence Of what his views and
S s ass %s q s Saa
MS ns Of s s rsn n
nen OF large TO themselves for loans to Rs
company or procuring for II such loans. Locomotives
cncd property and being repaired were forced upoI
the company by Oakcs Amcs. They well knew that is
miles the road next west one hundredth merdia
was being built for about twenty thousand dollars pc
mile, exclusive Of equipment and station houses Til
TACT appears from On, ,ooxr, co.,u.c,
and witness submitted copy Dit He further said .hs
xsy sn and 70
hin ns Sscc S s
nalroad In support Of this N DuTSn rss Sar aoss
Ing President the Credit Mobisr directions TO
treasurer to receive subscriptions for stock exceI
when accompanied with payment q the par vau
70 subscribe for the stock the nrst subscription bein
tho pa Ssyce m.n hs n
nynye per cent o. the amount Of the par value Of hi
subscription which was Of refused BY the Trea
thus pretended 10 be rendered WAS not As upder sant
ever counted by the Treasurer but was retained BY tn
party 50 Offering 70 subscribe 70 be the mnui
IN such way At this time three in the name Of job
n Alley and John 3: Alley, trustee, AMOUNTING in ID
rAscicAL susscRIyrIoS
and tender thereon was continued tor the period
ten minutes In time, and reached In amount the sum
PASSED into the hands OF the company, II
IL should pass all this took place about I'VE days bs
FORE election Of the Bylaws Of Y.
stood on the books OF the company IN the name Of tn
5ps the S s end Hsy Win z, TIC eS ss
BIZ Butler present as their counsel ~ Ins
meeting passed . resolution Amending these bylaws
the poiIs the duly Appointed inspectors having pr
siousiy opened the polls and eommenced reeei ~,