The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-28
cor. TILDEN SPEAKS.
An Answer from the Executive Chamber 20
the Politicians Accusations.
AYn.Hv n,t Tho Al,anv s.o,,o NJ
ALBANY, Oct. N.-The Albany Argus OF
tomorrow morning will contain the followingi


tomorrow morning will contain the followingi
The Governor authorizes us to state that the only oc
cas,on on which he gave 10 Mt Delos De Wolf any
81 the blu 70 levy tax TO provide means means
vas ca ' ne Afternoon Of The ss day before The BIZ
would become law without the Executive sanction
woi came 70 tne Executive Chamber, and ssked the
Governor asured sm taat he should either SIN tSe
blll or allow u to become aliw, o, a.,
not sJ % 9ns ~Srd 10 rsspect to ,hs psrcala5 esrtn
re pect to which they had Dcen issued by the public
Mr.. D-lvolf had. on a previous occasion, made sub
son s ne s sns 81 a.. a .ne s sas res ae
holder OF some OF these ceruneaes Tor An advance Of
money as toe Governor uneer.tood On that occasion
Tue Governor further authorizes us 70 state that prior
Sody w he should S $ snS S S % & 10 rnS nS
decided; that, ON that day, Mr. John D. Van Burep.
the GoVerHOr. nade Ills nna repo IT and the subj
Was discussed between him and Ar. steobns, the pr
Mr. Van Ilrcn was of opinion that the Governor had
Mr. steboius advi ed hst notwithstandins here we're
not sumcisnt grounds 60 VETO H. the .cutlye regul
award snd dsspproval Of the method Of isauing the
The Governor further authorizes gs 20 state that he
s.m. wsSs a' s ns he psye WIZARD
DE os d. Won hat they should & BE- paid |" Ihe Coy,
the :. question % ,Da,lig these certiacstes
maud 99%s He v.D h:S sacb mo Pows, yr vons hs
have Osen iulile .nd M rdlenods 4. had never as.
SUCH s:"ursIse 20 any persoe lie eit the aeiion on
these matters TO the auditing oficers the law
rested and subjects to the results OF such invesg
tons A. should be made.
There four classes of certificates for which the
Three were Tor awards The nrst class OF these en-
ncates nad been issued In a sem.negotiabe form 70
The fourth class were certificates which had been
The main urgency on the Governor to sanction this
SeesiSns .e,s & % 70 the E.ssI,iss cs.%ser ~, He
't of sSs 'Sn Sil hs said tsss would nlss D'n NJ
o iS 'ss S Bufsn of 'as ia. %
% da mot sso s h. mould Ss as,s
sTnoT s.s TO Hp 10 Prsenee @ o. S5 ssoss' sna Mr.
see 20 it that no improper claim is paio lie answered
The Govesnor had no goub of tho good faith Of the
Aueitor who wasto De the aulng officer ~ all c-ses
come ssw aud wheneSer The fnve.tlSatas Commission
has sHsSIneG any case 70 ThcS the OIL Soud apply
AuorutyGcner- vita Instructions to take measur ;
The uoy.rnor turned tue report Of the
e. the Attorn' GENERA, and on the gh OF Juy the
doubt. ss to tome I'm, conaincd "a the ill but hsd
objections o. the " illSrd johnson cernc tes Is
are authorized to state. eXactS tue rtvee of tn" ruth
Tue speeGi olJecuOns of tue Governor are fully
stateu ia hls meiLOrandum to Assembly oil Ne. 900
anu to certificates issued Tor work III excess OF
appropriations lhis Is the very class Nhich embrace
Mr.. De" OTIS statement is ambiguous or eluvocal In
one uHftCu Ar lie says tut GONttnnr inaue no oDiec-
tOn" 10 these certificates. IL appear whether
he means only h"t the Governor did Mt snio any 90
lection or wneth,r lac means tAat the Governor SAID he
la no OOlcc tion.
The Governor authorises US to state tha: he never
eaid TO Sir. Dew o tnAt there WAS objection,
| he Iad objection to tnesc certihc ,trs.
Tue Governor further auhOrzes to state that he
never sad to Mr. DE oil that az Nj mttcd" tnat the
claims Of Willard Johnson were sYd "a ms against
The slae ad s,u have to be paid = nor ever saic
anytlng to tnat effect. rN
We are further LLthonzed by Mr.. Stsnhins ana VI
Van Burcn 10 htae that they have read this article
that the statements winch relate to tntm contained
herein are correct.