The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-23
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That they could mot afford to 20 home and
d end their cour.s; they voted foI
Caldwell without being paid ia
il. In suca cass witness would
reserved H. oeahsu - 6niih and others
Who were masssiag for Caldwell. Williams,
Of johnson county, Q menber Of the Legi'-
laiure, told wines that Smith had already
promised him money for his vote witness
heard that Len. smith, Caidwelrs friend,
had employed Anderson 10 assist them !;
Geo. Smith. Of Leavenvorth, was al-0
working vigorously for Caldwell, and told
witness that be had arranged for The vote Of
Butler county by ssreeing that Caldwell
would pay the Outstanding note of $3.50 !;
Geo Emiih told witness Ut smother time thai
one OF the member Of the Legislature
HAD SOLD THEN CUT
Aud run Of with the money which hsd been
Thomas H. Osborn, who Was yesterday in
augurated Governor Of KaI sa., was q mem
brr OF the Managing Commiuee. and CsId
wells friends. which conducted his canvass,
purchased votes Of the members Of the Leg
i.ia,ure.
Czrneys cros<-exsmina,ion vas postponed
in c,ns.quence Of Caldwell being i'll.
John Fletcher then t.stifed 10 converse
ton he had With Anderson, in which b.
.,id he had c ,IiwelI's note for s., 0Op, given
him by Caldwell for rervi e. rendered dur
ing the canvass, and he intended TO make
Caldwell pay il.
D. Il. Anthony was recall d. snd gave
testimony that be vas informed by AndeI-
.On that
SOL MILLER TOOK $1,000,
Referred TO in tarney's testimony, for the
Donipban delegation, and gave il to them
W. s. Burke, editor cf the Lexvenw"rtt
TINES. testified that Caldwell gave hin,
81, 600 Cor the support OF his PAPER duriDl
The campaign; also that Caldwell told hin
dat his
ELECTION HAD COST $50. 600.
Jas. IL Snezd. member OF the Legisls-
,nre, give evidence that one Harmon pro-
po-ed tine sale Of hi. tSnead'-) vote to CaId-
weil tor a 900. They went together 10 ses
Smith, but smir!, was very busy and they
dad not get TO talk with hun. Adjourned 10
Monday.
CREDIT MoBILIER-PoLASD's COMMITTEE |
A. the session of Poland's Committee on |
The Ciedit Mobilier, this morning, b. NJ. |
Boyer. ex member Of Congress from Penn
voluntarily appeared, and said he
had nothing TO conceal, and took seventy
i've shares in his own name and twenty five
rs trustee for his wife, las held and re.
zarded it a. a legitimate stock Transaction.
During TIE time he Was in Congress neither
he Credit MObilier nor the Pacific railroad
required legislation. Al subsidies and
grants had been voted O. nzicie be was Con-
,ressman. He invites a cri ical examination
II his Congresionai record. His
Investment in the Crsd.i Mobilier was
upon recon, q, zniaiion of Du-
am, and did not think nj. investment con-
erns the public; no ore eve tinted that my
ervices ar Congressman w,,e expected, and
ertainly no such services were ever rem
!ered. and only regretted that his investment
vas net larse:: had no negotiations with
Ames.
1T. Wilson. of Iowa, testified that in 1865
le purchased six shares Of stock, and held
one wear, when, finding that The company
Tould he involved in litigation sold out his
ividerds for one year amounted to $4,000.
G. II. Garrison WAS examined. but he
brew no additional light on the subject.
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