New-York tribune., 1873-02-20

TIE PROSECUTIONS LIST or WIrNEssEs-WHAt
Is EXPECTED TO BE PROVED BY EACH
POMEROY's CONFIDENTIAL AGENT MS PRES
ENT COUNSEL.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUSEi
WASHINGTON Feb. 19.-rbe Pomeroy Inyestigat-
ing Committee listened to the testimony Of three
witnesses for the prosecution this morning, all
members of the Kansas Legislature, and each OF
whom testified that he was offered money by the
agents of Senator Pomeroy for his vote. One OF
these agents was Judge Horton, Dir. P0meroys
counsel in this investigation. The defense ASKED
that the prosecution he required to furnish the
Committee to-day with list of witnesses whom
they expect to CALL and brief Of what they expect
to prove and, in response TO this request, b. +.
SIMPSON counsel for the State Of Kansas presented,
this afternoon, the following brief
To he Hon. f. I. FRELEGHUYsES, Chairman Special
Committee:
In compliance with the resolution OF the Committee,
herewith submit that addition to the witnesses now
sworn the following witnesses have been summoned on
the part OF those making charges against Senator rome
roy: j. c. stone, President Second National Bank OF
Leavenworth expect. prove by him that 2 C. POme-
roy is stockhoder in that bank that he had II desg
mated as Government depository that the money PAID
Mr. York by Senator Pomeroy came from that BANK
and bears upon the paper straps with which is fas-
tened the bank mark and the funds Of s. c. Pome-
roy and was paid by the bank TO him. W B. Boarland
expect % prove by him that he s the Cashier OF the
Second National Bank OF Leayenworth that the money
paid York by Pomeroy came from that bank and was
paid out 10 =. c. POmerOy. W. f. Garyin Chairman of
the Kansas Legislative Committee OF Investigation, has
charge the money deposited by York az the session VI
the Joint convention, and will produce and identify H.
B. Malt; expect 20 prove by him that he present
IN Senator POmerOYs room during the SenatDflA com
test when OF the Senator's friends Approached hh
and told the that the vote OF member OF the
House could had in his favor for certain amount OF
money and that Mr. POmerOy told his friend 10 pay OF
agree 20 pay, the member his price. l. g kcnmohu'
expect to prove by him that he was the cohhdcnta
agent OF the l. T. and G.. Railroad Company, ana thaJ
Senator POmcrOy demanded aid IN securing MS eectOu
and also demanded that the railroad company should aho
its printing from The Laurence Republican Ddy journal.
unless paper should quit ts opposition to NM anu
that soon Thacher, a brother OF the editor shonld
Le removed from the AttOrneyshlp OF slld r2ifOdd
William Chuk OF the TcffJ House, Topeka. Kansas cN.
pect to prove by him that Senator POmer9y PAID tie
bers OF the Legislature during the Senatorial campaign,
and also paid for liquors ana cigars Oi0cftl Of ciu
from the bar OF said hotel. Thomas Moonlight, W H.
Names and w. :. Tough, all members OF the Leglsla.
ture expect prove by them that they were OBefrd
money other valuable considerations 70 vote Tor NJ
POmerOy. by Mr.. POmerOy's cOndential adViserS Ei-
ward secray, member OF the Legislature; expect
10 prove by him that he received 500 irou Albert H.
Horton Mr.. POmerOys confidential ADVISER 10 YOte IOf
senator POmer0y D. L. Payne; expect 70 prove by him
that told him had received money Tor MS NOte
DF. c. A. RnOrbackeT. who was memDer Ol the house
OF Representatiyessince voted out, his seat having
him that he authorized by Senator POmeFOy 10 pay
money 70 members Of the Legislature in consideration
OF their votes that the hOOr or the JOINT Convention
he offered Frank Bacon OF Neosho county S1OO 20 vote
for said c. POmeroy, this Oher being authorized Dy
Albert II. Horton, the confidential adviser OF s.Hd
puueIOy