The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-22

iected by legislation. As myself have always made
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Mcua YOU
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abusing people in newspapers and am getting abused
sSIatnS these thsy forfeit thsi respect
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% %n h 10Sss him make
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ths lSih aay Sf Dese%ber lsSi made speech 1ssn;
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from Mr. Nelson to exhibit in the House.
SENATOR PATTERsoNs SECOND STATEMENT:
Senator Patterson again appeared voluntarily
before the committee and submitted the following
additional statement
&c Of the Senate woud haEs the
rrSands suspision to invss!igate my conduct and
satisfy itself whether or not had been Improperly or
sppssr by courtesy. and plead my ior
an having been e Improperly
aa tie as Hs sy
o h open to Is M
stances OF that transaction indicate that have been i'm
that as
ana send in the Union pase should With
the Credit Mober il had understood that be the fact
not with proprey own in either or be Corrupted as
SSa the s other Of the
and drawn their dividends upon it. whose integrity and
they have exercised their right to vote whenever the Pa
enc sai h mas been before them They who pl
sS
have BEEN saved the cruel hum si Of this public
scandal Ny object in coming before the committee this
did when rst before YOU point on which ind differ
from Mr. Ames' present position In my testimony Of
MADE TWO PURCHASES OF STOCK
before presenting It 70 the COMMITTEES. He said i
ess IN nss point believed in
will state his case 81, Is in relation 70 the first
had been offered stock in the Credit Mopilier having
to aSSssn bs b II h aap Ct Mt
Mober represented as profitable was in the market
n the
r snsb RsrSa and dispose Of This
most for them On OCCASION no i recoeco ae
Gnsy % mh aS
he had purchased and held for me- day two since
before this and showed FOR Inc s's rst 't t%e
IN thy e h ha fed anS % s%o w
on the same sppposing was receive stock bonds
VI never having received
i seems not wishing suffer my ignorance OF
down stock In the Credit MObilier and assigned
on the same So far this nyestisaton Is concerned il
ing mine for in either case was simply an
few thousand dollars which, II they win have the
as more
have volunteered this statement because, II Mr. Ames
not another, should make the correction. still main
SorSes one. have Ts.son think that Mr.
thought to
make public but they seem to confirm my position.
he sh %e
sra Of Near the close Of the last Of
F. il. Rollins who competitor for my place in the
ss s 1 use L II n n hs
s NJ Mr. IN Ss s
Over tho eck Senate that and sppweS to
Concord found that among other false and msicious
that had bought stock and bonds in this road to con-
firm my statement telegraphed to Mr.. Ames at his
s
both m and
which with your permission will now read 50 far as
~ LETTER 10. FROM AxEs;
DEAR SIR have your teegram asking me to give you
nothing er saws and
only letter have written him The substance Of it was
es4 aTss' IN s
IT, % &
think you had eny the stock and had there
yas no t more Improperly in than 0wpg
LETTER NO. 2 FROM AMEs.
NORTH EAsroS, June IL, 1872
Your wT c 81 gs In 1 t.
this evening here on my arrival home from Washington
ha
that S Ea az se1 ST Kan
Germ, and that those engaged in perperated fraud
shs s%Sy
s the hest mem q foup
BPo w and Mac aSyr n R dS a %
a% Ezra Baker Elisha Atkins John Duff Samuel
Hooper oliver Amss and myself and, and many Others
there is and was nothing wrong, in holding, the
f RSn. H ,Sa bank ID
sSS and % this p% n Witch o sen
were not Mr.. Rollins can ind nothing against You
parest New Hampshire or he
trusting You win not suffer because you are ac-
e be pr Of sens stoCnhCdST with me and not ,essns
have never geeessa any Ger
cate Of stock or other evidence Of ownership The
~ fysr to
81 fsns Tn anis %sn %So
have lived without reproach for half a century
by driving them into the gaze of the public with
q scourgc OF epithets which should be laid
upon the lowest criminal with canton Of the
torture inflicted upon men sensitive of their
good by subectnn them legislative nquisition
without sufficient reason, may take occasion speak
elsewhere but here close, simply remarknq II such
things TO continue all decent men will leave public
life, as do with pleasure, and not with regret
a AnEs.
In answer to questions Of Mr. Niblack Mr. Patterson
testified that he did not borrow any money from
Mayor Emory, Of this city, to purchase stock.
He was then questioned BY Mr. Ames, who asked him
4 he Paterson, did not pay Ames $sooo in January,
Mr. then stated he had returned to Mr. Pate
81 223 and thirty shares in Union Pacific stock In Feb
ruary, and 81. 800 in cash on the 10th OF June. .
= Mr. Patterson replied he might have received the
money, but he did not remember having got IT.
Mr. Ames-The difference between Mr.. Patterson and
myself is that l say he purchased of me thirty
shares of the stock In the Credit Mobilier and received
the dividends thereon. Mr. Patterson at first he did
not he now he did purchase tho stock there is no
further difference, and my statement Is correct
Mr. Patterson said he had recollection of hav
ing received certificate thirty shares of stock and
he did not believe he ever did
Mr. Ames sad IN was bie i'm n m IN that be nd A.