, 1873-07-19
FORE ElGN.
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of Completely in the Pacific
Railroad Scandal.
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CANADA.
Special Dispatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
TORONTO, july 18.--Crowntng proofs OF tho
guilt Of tho Dominion Government Of tho
charges preferred by Mr. Huntingdon In tho
Pacific Railroad mnttor aro now made public.
Tho evidence, as published In the Globe thia
morning, Ia incontrovertiblo, md directly con-
viots Sir John 4. Macdonald and his colleagues
Of the crime laid to their charge. Tho Globo
and tho Opposition lenders have evidently hold.
back the last link in the chain Of ovidenco, and
thus allowed tho Ministerial papers to fully com.
nit themselves. It Is felt hero that tho moat
daring Of tho organs OF tho Administration will
not dispute tho evidence. Tho Globe has put the
matter in q form TINT either tho authenticity Of
tho documents must bo denied and tho publish
era prosecuted, or they must accept them as
true. The installmont this morning occupies
three and half columns Of tho Globe.
First Is McA1u]1en's narrative, making full
statement Of hfa position, embracing tile Incl
don't TINT camo under his knowledge from tho
time he first engaged In tho matter till the
granting Of tho charter by tho Government.
Tho faots referred to in the first part Of tho nar-
5stiTo hays already besn maao public In July
visited Ottawa, and there met sir John A. Mnc-
donald and sir, Francis Hincks, and, after IN in
terviow. loft their address. with tho understand
ing that, Il the @ occasion arose they would
after, Smith, Of Chicago, received letter from
Allan, with Sir Francis uoncks' request that the
Americans would communicate with tho Cana
dian interest, with view to the uni1cation Of
tho two interests. After soma ointer-comlaunica-
ton, an interview was hold in Montreal, in Sep
tember, 1871, between Sir Hugh Allan, Smith,
aud MoMullon, OF which the prcliMinarioa woro
Bettled, Allan receiving large personal interest
in tho stock. and an amount for distribution,
Subsequently, by request Of the Hon. john 4.
Macdonald, 1lcMullen met him iu Ottawa and
fully acquainted him with the arrangements, in
which he acquiesced.
On Oct. 8, Allan, Smith, sui McALnl|en mot
present Macdonald. Hinols, Cartier. Tilly, Tup-
per, Mitchell Morris, Aikons, and Chapois. Ow-
ing to Cartier's opposition to Allan on tho
ground Of his Grand Trunk influence, tho matter
land, for which place ho sailed Oct. 7, he tole-
graphod Smith aud McMulon that Hincks sug-
gcsted advertising for tendors to avoid blamo,
aud suggesting the postponement Of tho conclu-
sion 81 Gf td the gS sgs0o%snt Contract After q a gss
signed in Now York Dec. %, 1871. During tho
winter q. discussion by interviews md corre-
spondeneo was continued, in which it waa devcl-
opod that Francis Hincks' personal expectations
secretazyship Of tho Company for liz
son on salary Of not less than %, 600. As tho
aession approached, Allan applied for money,
! and On tho 2sth Of March, 1872, contract was
oD6op a3 yn rhGh nr 6Sa g 9 hg
lovy Of $4,000 was made on tho American par
tics, the amount to be placed to tho credit Of A.
Ian. Of $4,000 Of this drawn ly. Al
nj, h. nj, ~.
pers, $4,000 to the Attorney Gonoral, aud
$4,000. an indefinite loan, to uincks. In addi-
tion to tho foregoing payments, Abbot was au-
thorlzed to promise Langevin s25, ,0oo to aid in
tho Quebec elections, condition Of the fricud-
ly assistance which Abbot reported he had Bo-
cured,
Tho narrative details further interviews with
Macdonald regarding amalgamaton: On Aug.
MoMullen received letter from Allan stating
ho had brought about what ho wished, as tho
Government had been forced to come 10 him,
aud },e had secured an agreement for the major
ity interest in tho Company, bnt to do this
ho hnd adyaneod sloo ooo and would have to nd
vance 81 ,0oo, ,o0o more on Nov. ID. Allan wrote
that his expenditures to dato were S343, 500 in
gold, and N3, 600 more to pay.
At tile intoryiow in Montreal, In October, 1879,
Allan told MoAlullon that Cartier yielded to Al
Ian the control Of the Freuch influence, and cor
tain provisions regarding the Americans, OH tho
understanding that Allan should advance money
to MD in tho election OF the Government sup
porters. On that Same occasion Allau stated
that Cartier had sent to Ottawa, and received
On Nov. II, MoA1ullon received lettor from
Allan, protesting entire ignorance OF tho Gov
ernmont's intention regarding tho connection
with Americans. In an interview on Doc. al, at
Montreal, Allan informed Moa1ullen Of tho final
breaking OF Of arrangements, and his ropudia-
tlon Of obligation to tho Americans. On the
3lBt of December, McAIullen interviewed Mac-
donald, and laid tho facts before him. as we'll aB
tho contracts and certain lettors. On that ooca-
sion, Macdonald said hc supposed Allan Ind
broken of with tho Americans. Moh1ullcn thon
produced Allan'B letters to prove this WIS not
| 10. On tho Esd OF January ho again inter-
viewed Sir John, at which timo McAIullon md
s aaens asas @ S MsaSn sSssss f eGs 5 5 g. all all tho
coipta for private bills, expenses OF tho Pacific
Hallway Company, aignod by Allan, Abbot, and
donubin. The narrative extonds over other
grounds, already explained, and ID aupplomentcd
W tho following, among other authenticated
MONTREAL. Aug. IT. 1874
In the nbsonco 1T Sir Hugh Allan, slal! bo Obliged
by your supplying tho Central Committee with fur
ther sun, of tao Goo upon tho saue conditions the
{sIguod) dEo. T.. oAn71ka.
$l0, 600 moro on the SAME tcrins.
Tho 0om1nittoo'a receipt ia;
Received from ar Hugh Allan, by tho ha,da Of hfr.
Ahlott. $10 oQ0 for general election prpGse5 to 10
ranged hereafter according terns Of tho leter OF
Blr aborge T. CareE Of tho dato OF tho 10th Of 1uy
and in accorlacs with tue request contained III hss
letter Ut the 24tA last.
{Slgnou} j. l.. DEAupnY,
MENnx 8rAuy,
i. Il. MuArMY,
d. TOURNEY,
MONTREAL, Aug. 90, 1879.
Maclonalaa letter TO Abbott was Is followa
. ToaoNIo, August 20, lK72
70 ne Hon. Joh"Jo. Abbo. st. Anns s,mmta'atf and
rrfpate):
have another 10000 1t will 10 tho last tno Ut
calling. Do not fall me to-dsy. Answer to-dny. .
fHlgQ4U John 4. MACDONALD,