The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-26

Sns h r. IAN snH gaze c him a., e check fr $50 amer
that you summon Mr. Logan and not take my statement
A. Yhss time was the hs contract made between you
returned to me, with interest '' 0n'' 'na' ss2s ne
He paid you nothing ut the time Of making the con.
g. You resolved the bonds with his stock and SOLD
8 And Afterwards the money dIvidendf A. Yes. sir.
Asa Ssa t..
% sf% S \. Logan ca the sv Tss receive anything more
Ne as Be paid ne back he ssss WIN Interest .ndi
Der dates smounts exactly, but much prefer you
~ VIVA. va: ssa about re,sindns ,ns sSn,r.s. when
The $50 was the Under
O. 50 MI; Logan made Sstslas No, sir only no
g. And that ali there In this iransacOnf A. Yes.
as
hSas P IL
Gn q Swa wapsd stock So aid o ~ ~ r, s and
have n, the stock assigned az . him e 81
"a e
s%en congress s s0ci prior Dsss%Ssr w.
in the s.i ses'ss: ssS:5
mao s nss
SsSss .ssi i: Si Ss
said SS, Witness
ad not
!ssss fsi.Sd Anne. YOU have some
.SsT paPs Tns1 passed between yourself and Mr.
then ana Issa the following
of a.e xmss On G. sse s%ns a 81 sx
asnds received bv him as trustee on stock held or
@ You saw him sign it, A. wrote the receipt and he
PArrrRsos's RECEIPT
Mr.. Ames then read the following
saes os
aas asS sas Is @ Sus s 81
and in the income bonds Of the Union Pssic Ra
q Was that signed by him in your presence A. Yes.
The t's ss n 5 III ne
the HeS ot s a Is on the na settlement
ALsrrKR FROM PATTERSON
S n1 Ssrs SsndeS s %s
hh w orn mn rccei'eo Severn" o'heis
xs. n,s winter Z.
e as MYTH M .n had c Of
several letters from him. but this is the only have
Judge Poland here read the letter, as follows
"My DEAR siR-The facts in regard to the Credi,
s % Is sss any Sns sy 5 4
OF means was chronic evil with and said, Patter
as
%s s.s W
"d not the money at that time and ae il iii
FRY y9S and
regarded Il perfectly legitimate transaction A. ha!
ara ana isH MT anteSRss YIN
you BY the
a s the with TIA. should haze
stock time 5@t for some reason ether psrhHp;
ns ss SSSsna IF &
Ala 4 e ise
NJ sss'sn si q q
5 q Il a sa 81 s Ses
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ported as it now stands. Very truly w xeb PATTERSON.
~ ,u,r. ng,n.;.nD MEMORY v.n,
all the members OF Congress whom let have
No. Yes % asr s5e n %ns msSSn &
that Ss q not %s%SsI Of he House 1872
Mi yoDs, Nj
did not give to hs e @ The
ns and he
{. s.
introduced the resolution In the House few DAYS age,
to certain other roads to be investigated and had
Informed that he should question Mr. Ames, knew
Mr. Amss-Xre You going to investigate me again,
Judge Poland made remark about the conscience OF
Mr. A IN reped aaushns am
getting
A RATHER POOR OPINION OF conscience
since have been here" N,aughter)
Mr.. Ames then que STONED to the Dubuque and
Sioux City road named Mr. stevenson So eolutixn:
but testified that he knew nothing Of any member OF
Congress having received stock in the road - q gift;
witness was stockhoder. and he believed that Mr. Alli
and Mr. Blaine had also purchased and paid stock
in the road member stock without paying
there was nothing immoral or corrupt about the
agement Of the road and had connection with the
Union Pacific.
John B. Alley recalled and corrob0rated the testI
mony Of Mr.. Ames In reference TO the Dubuque and
Sioux City road.
At twelve O'Clock the committee adjourned until
ten O'Clock on Tuesday morning, Judge Poland an
nouncing that he expected to close the investiga-
ton on Tuesday.