The New York herald., 1873-07-19


agreed to give him $50 600 and 5oooo.ooo acres
The first man to kick against this arrangement
seems to have been Mr.. McMullen, who will not
understand that his services are no longer valu-
able TO Sir Hugh. Mr.. McMuen has assumed an
attitude defensive and onensive, and, unbos0mng
himself TO the indignant outs, Is at present fur
nlshing them with ammunition and ordnance OF
the heaviest calibre for q bloody campaign. Fol-
lowing the example Of the late Mr.. Oakes Ames. he
kept record OF various curious transactions
aging effect on character. The Justification which
he offers for his determination TO blow Sir Hugh
ana his ottawa confederates to blazes is the plea
that Allan has permitted his own private organs to
make him (McMullen) the scapegoat for the whole
committeeman exactly OF seventy" bus
convened for the purpose OF probing the evidence
TO the bottom, is In daily session, and through It
the extent OF the scandal.
The following Is synopsis Of large mass OF
papers published in the Montreal Herald to-day
To THE EpiroR THE MONTREAL HxRALp:-
sn & % mas Resr 81 a,s saa sneaf my
sS .ss S: .$.-s w:ssssss
fns s ana who who
e; .ShsaS Sss1s
Kerstemsn visited Chicago, and the result was that
70 to Sna hs S Ss
HSou; ns w.e {. ss Visited G'rs S
h a1 s osn S5 and M s
ns p % a. hs a.. MI b. i
'SS
~G"1 snV company unsefasinss the work lett
% ws ss hear si' M
% Sir %sS e Shass s 81 .a iG% %
aues'ed him to cOm%snisate with rs 70 effect
IN q: & ssi: E S.a s
bsnkss had advised them to cease $ nss0tasons
directly with Sir Hugh Allan A. the gentlemen were ere
Fran g ssss
Which si Ts
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staments should be advanced by others in interest An
5.y nst by " % % ha
p% Sse e
.a $ a s1Ss@ss
sy sns:as sis
n%s three
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asss5s. si''; :y HP'S
aSs''f
81 af aar %
ss Sir r the Saa S ns
At for the N or.@ Ss % be avoid Ssa TO-
So that an asreement would have TO- be post
S' isssss,ns that mS nsS' and s
al f eRis % Ell Ss T. to A New oT
where the contract was signed by all the parties
be
to provide to aid IN clio sing the arranaement
that the $500 Which Ss' Sc .ps%fs peaks in
eif1 aaG essn 81 and s91a ss
s ss e % ssnr %
fs ss ssd asa % a m s a
his time oi lie absolute payment would Be- prefer
o position ssG' 81 s9d ssy ss s iaso$ Az
M that would have 70
In ush the
money and CONTRACTS was
INTO which the Somntss Fivs appginssd
in terms to meet inc Views OF government and emnow,
anS to ss9si
n ey MSa s as
made on The american parties April i. ls72 and the
.,o oc1To TO TIE The CREDIT CREDIT or SIR HUGH
s snd s.e Of t Sr n
den % SSss tn r aeH Ha a a1n an in
canada Pacific Railroad Charter At its paid
OF Mr.
on condition of his ,rSndly assistance and Mr. Abbott
Peaed Isases feeevea both Hugh an Myself had
fTsnS
ns Fss's 20 'n %r
IN
s
@ SG of % 0 quite aS "a s he
said Sir ; g E. Cartier told him they never intended
one ans eoaro Of the anu Mos
his Would & sn
Ses yed Mro or chance to s Be
sSe.t Se wished had been
%s ess s.' 80 ssS;'': large ,"ss
Tmtr s - TEE Msw xoKS x rn,EsDs WOULD no
learned The the S.s
as he to have the contract signed within days.
Sssy x.s ss'ss
Of shST @ as to ss a. hin The for the
tude ofthe 6gnres and who proposed to have
@ f 3@' saS Sss
That hs held A. se%sreas rrsnsh @ nasnss Ss
his Will Consented to yield his preadices sSlsi ana
about Americans which would be more Of an
Sir would ana on 70 the aa s
government supporters After having SIR George sign
me having Carriers order in each and taking a
cept when making the agreement he had idea that
the amount would be excessively large, and when it
had run up 70 between one hundred thousand
and two hundred thousand dollars he became
alarmed and told Cartier that he must stop
's %hSs & wsS wSpS %
Ottawa and received telegram from Sir John confirm
ing his action Alter this Allen said he proceeded ying
until he had advanced 80
$35s,0W, IN TO $4,000
drawn from New York l promised to submit his state
ment TO my friends in New York. The next
word I had was that he thought he must
dissolve all connection with Americans replied
protesting, and in return received u brief letter
in which he stated tna he in ignorance of the nen
ton Of the government Had interview December
"a when he announced nai close OF any arrangements
with Americans with utter repudiation any obiga-
ons 10 hem ana he stated that he had written to New
York that he would not continue his arrangements
protested, stating that deemed II only honorable In
him 10 insist on the original agreement else retire
from the company When this was refused announced