, 1875-01-23
CHICAGO C0NGRESSMEN.
.,r. uesias Concludes Ills Interesting
Narrative
Patrick McGreevy Throws Little
Light on the, Subject
Harrison Still Ahead.
MOYNE.--fARWEtl,
-rrr1-aN1N unHfNn

MoYNE-FARWEtl-
WASHINGTON HEs1Ho.
a4a ernss-examination OF Mr.. Washington
1..;np in the contested-election case OF Le
1foIna "a, Farvell was resumed by Mr.. Van
nn,an yesterday morning. lie stated that his
1nox1edeo Of Crawford was Of many years
...ndne: Crawford had been an employo Of the
g. f3nyerpment since it came nnder the con-
t.oi of ths Opposition party; the present Sheriff
~,s elected BY the Opposition party; Mike Cor
.,-.n had not, been appointed a Deputy
sheIr by the present sherin, but his
s,otber Tim had; only knew from
t.,rs.v that Burns had been in the Peniten-
ti.rx. witness was in the Opposition Conven-
.;cn hut said nothing aga1u<t the present Alder
.,,n Of The Twentieth Ward: witness did not
,7oeure, or attempt to procure. the arrest OF
In partics who assaulted him ut the First Pre-
r;nct OF the Twentieth Ward; the number Of
0Dposiion ickat-peddlers, Nota!ies, and deputy
c,arfs Al each precinct varied from five to tweya;
thcy xere pald by the Chairman Of the Ward
romnittee but did not know how much;
nh the exception Of sergt. Gerbing and Police
n., 10. Sig he could not tell the name OF any
of the policemen present at the First Precinct
of the Twentieth Ward it Was tho 1atter Who
{saked him from the platform; the yanking WAS
rot doua With view Of protecting witness from
t5e fnr7 Of the crowd; considered his life to be
IN danger because while the crowd threatened
tho poIice refused to defend him; did not be-
Ileve it fact that tiots frequent at all cleo
lions il large cities, had not been in the habit Of
visiting voting places in cities OF this size; but
shis VAS not witness' first experience in q po-
-, ,,rno;o, .a hn had takan mart in tha
A1'c@ ~, 30 -, ~, l:s.s r. ..1..
tho miseilas. thrown at the First Precinct Of the
Txcntieth Ward we're thrown ut him knew it
!. ~, f.ct TINT lake Rehn rnn the campa;en
~ ~ -, n.h., ,,;5 - --;,,,oaa H.,
1or " - "a W. '.s..t1 - - s 49,.
be would pull on nus coat ana "ofk n'gnt ana
dsy for Farweli knew that Rehm IVES dissat~
szaaa rirh The action Of the Executive Commit
~ - 80 pannhl;c,o ,s-tv and .drocated
tee u tis 1'ee1o4.e@4 pN'' ~',e~.I. @11 -
the ss.hnnnment q sSpasa nois a tss ea oa
1t divers times sent for parsons, had them come
10 his Office, and talk With him about Mr. Far
well; had these facts from PERSONS to whom
sake Rehtn told them, AID persons directly sept
Harms, Charley Dennc1ey, and others; the non.
closing c: saloons on elect1on-day IN the Third
Congressional District hurt the voters in
that the Opposition ticket-peddlers were made
drunk with beer. and rendered useless 1or ser
1acs; did not know Tho had the haroest heaos
for beer, the Republican ar the Opposition
tcket-peddlers; there was State law enforcing
he closing Of saloons on elecion-day; noue OF
The candidates Of the Peoples party. to W1tness'
Aoaledge, paid for the 1ree beer; did not kno"
who did pay for IT tEe oist1lief' Lyncn, VINO
tlechoneered IN behalf OF the consestee IN
ths election, Was q man of consider
able political influence; kneW no1n7
ing about Mr. -Mese1eau; Lynch always used
hls influence In behan OF tue Uemocsaue , Psrsy
The contestans never 70 Nllness knoNseose .o
Korked Tor the Oehoc1at'c parry uo, hlo"nE III;
III. Le Moyne,s AnteGooents. ie couia nos ten ttsu
whether the personal DenocfaIc 1rlends OF toa
sontestse bad gooa reason % oonsloet 1Iam tne
political anteceoentg of eontestant tnat ne "as y
10 more OF nemocla' .nan .,l .te eontetee A ~
vas not 1acs .nas 1ne .;sat Jou'eas ~ ..t ~ae
paceh Oh .Ig mor. ''ifs fhan Nv op acs
nus asaliah11ts note suan ~ ~
sount % nls De.noeIaS ats,.1, ~ nh raid ort oru
aft count the money n41en MI. LynGn Paau c,; nns
Atne p1ecncss % " y. s;,a1 ~ o ~.
ako Venue ana ~ ore nos app" tnsn 81 ~ "aa
s ss,efL dn bis could not tel whether the de-:
Somn,ton o. me ps sas a1Sntad ta 1 1.ttI r.
70 1aogSo " s.e et ~ .ti1e tto ms:
of s 10aa aahtan ftaoogea 70 eeea sae fhe
f., F,1s,,;roa1 o11i t;ctef T n ISL and voted
Ills ,ear for Farwe1l and coohrane. Witness
Il 81 hA Tt7T1nf Commissioners
~ sisst;on se1 ~ fo11ors nbican-fohn q.
.onr, John crawford joseph Harris, John
Inn.s o.s1 .ndra. e Johnsnn Iosenh Roei1a. John
! PnseIl Renuhl;csns na;ionallv. with Peo-
Is ,. H,sx nrac1;rites 1ncaI1ToChrist;an Dnsse.
H. Es = Hs,+;re :, nnnoe;t;onNw,llinrn Il, 13nrlck
Tsr.-H 49, 70 '1e Heer,;eop Thnrn,a I,onsrran
r.. pe,-1ai1 d. ns1tr i;J nh tn W1tness' lnorl-
.doe ~ san, f tsIior for 1ndoa IN the 0nnosi-
H. t..at s1s;rs+ J,5ra noofb xas.;n Chicaro
.s+hs.;1,a - t,,st :,,5;c;s3 eac+;on. Sam AsI-
~ ,s ~ ,n m ~ ~ tuan sa+ siton t;ctet narer heard
= r. T. ~ sanr.Mas" .un 1 narty mil after th;s
iad;as1 n a,s~tinn Wi1,;e,p ~ n'Eren v.s elected
~ "A ~ ts,a F;rst Prac;nct ~ t1e
rxs,ssth the Vard on ~ mntion of Com1nissoner er
frmerra-,. fn ~ ~ Erou when fhe CSmn,ission-
~ ;snraetad 80 uoA Inhn h Donntrae n lava
ss,:. ,e41eaeJu irJroa - aIact;an removed ;.
/ Vi n1gSesSetood 1EEses ~ and intended dat he
.sos H. ro,,,o4sad s1,5 o+hars mt
aa DaTe !ne 1nases .1Ia tot nv ens
ns;.an p.1ne. +a @ ;,,a1ss rare ased to be ra-
mo,;a ~! -. ,,r.,,ni - na1;oih;1;tv ar Ronn
fs.r,s ~ ~ ~ t,a nn33st;on nartv md
ssr1ad ~ r..t,.tad y. ~ IN IL consnfta ri
3beir conmistas. n,n TO co,,ld sgsar that George
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