The New York herald., 1875-12-14
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

DYER TO BE SACRIFICED TO SENATOR MORTON $
ENsuTY AND BABcocK's ExIGENcY-HoLLow-
NRss OF THE GRAND JURY LETTER TO
GRANT-BRIsTow BULLIED BY THE PREsI-
DENT IN CABINET.
ST, LOUIS, Dec. I3, 1875.
General Babcock did not arrive to-day, ex-
pected His bond Of ST. 900 received from Chicago
and filed in open court His case will not
come up for trial before the second Mon
day In January. BabcocK's bond approved
by Judge Blodgett in Chicago. James O. Broadheads s
commission as Assistant District Attorney is
the way from Washington Broadhead will not take
hold or the whiskey until January his pr-
vate business affairs will his attention until that
timc.
SENATOR hoRToSs PERSONAL SPITE.
District Attorney Dyer is momentariy expecting his
discharge He attributes the failure Of the President
to send his name to tho Senate for confirmation to
Senator Morton, who has conceived bitter dislike to
Dyer account OF the exposure OF the Morton cam
paign fund Of 1872. which he charges Dyer with un-
earthing.
HISTORY OF rHE GRAND LETTER TO GRANT.
Some interesting facts coming in reference
the letter Of the Grand Jury to the President The
writer was T. W. Fox, member of the jury. He was
q boon companion Of Grant in ante e.war times. He
has figured extensively in the politics Of the
State, and is the best wfre-worker In
the republican party OF Missouri. It is
charged that he obtained the Endorsement OF
that letter for the purpose OF placing Grant un-
der personal obligations him. thereby forwarding
his ambitious desires for foreign appointment When
Fox sent the letter the President he also enclosed
private one not full OF expressions OF confidence
and friendship.
Fox has always been stanch Grant man, is third
t..4t. - a.
letter through the Grand Jury in behalf of his
bilious project.
TIE CABINET HENDERSON.
prominent citizen, who has Just arrived from
Washington gives the substance OF q conversation he
had with Senator Morton in which Morton described
the manner in which the Cabinet meeting about Hen
derson was conducted When the Cabinet met Presi-
dent Grant stated that far as Mr. Hendersons
denunciation OF him concerned he did not
care to say anything, and wished TO leave the
Cabinet members uninfuenced by his opinions or
prejudices. All the Cabinet officers except Bristow
readily decided that Henderson must be discharged
GRANT BuLLIEs
Mr. Bristow and said that he was opposed to
the dismissal OF such valuable counsellor
Mr.. Grant quickly from his seat and abruptly
demanded:"Sir. do you sanction the infamous attack
which Mr. Henderson made me9n Grants imperi-
ous manner seemed TO overawe Mr. Brtstow and he re-
piled that he did not approve the speech and straight
way voted for dismissal
Senator Morton said II Brstow had not thus vndi-
Gated the President from the aspersons on him
his continuance In the Cabinet would have been i'm
possible.
HENDERSON PRESIDENT.
Carl Schurz's paper, the Westlich Post nominates
Henderson for President and says Bristow stand
out Of his way.
CASES POSTPONED
The cases OF Mckee and Mcclure, which fixed
for trial on December Is, to-day continued to the
first Monday In January Dan W. Voorhees, represents
these two defendants, and is In the city.