New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20

judge Ncson-I expressed wish, Sir that he should be
asked TINT question. La . ...
by Mr. porter-pd Mr. Tion see the letter from which he
quoted these passages the ropiy' A. think he did, Sir
Mr. Beac-Wait one moment Sir object 20 that question
as assuming that Mr. Triton quoted these passagcs In the
reply
q Did Mr. Tton quote these passages in the rcpyf A. They
were quoted in tho reply which made by Mr. Tlton and
myself The reply was jointly Mr. Tilton's and my own
O. And the letter before you from WEIGH the extracts
were takcnS A. Yes, Sir.
@ And the reply the letter made with reference TO
the letter to which II a repys A. Yos, Sir
O. by you and by Mr. Triton, A. BY Mr. Thton and myself
Judge N,ilson--Now. think the letter may como In.
Mr.. Beach-Yes. Sir; think II rs competent.
Mr.. Eysrts-IIayc You the originate
Mr. Morris-I cannot find it, You may read from the copy
Mr. yartswe will read it, but s want to see all these
original papers
Mr. Morris-T will find 1t at my leisure.
Mr. Eyas-Wc have not those papors The other side
have them oil would like to see them.
Mr. Morris-Al the papers that we have wo will furnish
Nj Besch-You this one-your own letter, Suppose
Mr.. Morrs-They have served subpoena upon u.s. aud
have requested them to make list Of the papers that they
want and give notice again. they viii have to wait
until we can Gnd
Judge Ncilson-I think It viii be well Mr.. sheaFnan, to
make list.
Mr., Porter-Ooadng, - -- co..
F. D. MouLros, ESq- -.
Your letter, bearing dGe Ang u 1919,
received Allow to express my regret and aotsshneht
that refuse permission even 70 sc certain bers @
papers In your possession relating to the charges N SOC sgs
by Theodore on and at tho reasons gwen ior 'ho IT,
fHsal. -
On your solemn and repeated Of personal friendship
and I'm che condolences with which you Inspired me
VI your and fidelity placed In your hands Tor raeep
keeping various ettors addressed TO me from my Orote ny
sister and various other parties also meaoranda OF anarj
not Immediately connected with Mr. Tltons matters ASo
from time To time addressed you confidential noses relating to
my own SELF friend would write TO announcer ines
papers never placed In your hanS 70 Do , ne'u
Tor two parties nor to be used In any way Ihey
to be held for me- dh h@ wish
my careless habits the OF preserving docnments
They to be held for In 80 far ~ these papers Wec
concerned you only friendly trustee holding pspers SUD
ject TO my wishes ,,
Mr. Triton has made deadly assault upon and has used
letters and fragments Of loer-, purp0rng 10 De ope9 ~
papers these extract, genuine Are they glDcd
What their dates WHAT anything mas DoeR le' ou''
and what put in III, -, -.
You refuse my demand these papers the various peas
that speak the truth Ia my stsement 40 not need tne
that make successful OF them will be an injury 70
Mr. Tt0n and that you friend OF b0th parties are oouu
not aid either in any that shall hjure the other
do desire to inure but 10 repeI an injury
attempted upon by the Of papers committed
they have been hawed for sae Now York newspaper oc
what purpor be my confidential notes TO you are on inc
market But when demand sight OF the originals OF papers
of which YOU trustee that defend ysei you
refuse because you are the friend OF b0l partlesl iii
Mr. Tion has access your depository for materials win
which to strike me- bat permitted to use them Ia DC
Tending myself ~. - ..
do not you to place before the Committee any papers
which Mr. Triton may given you. But do demand tnas
you forthwith place before the Committee every paper when
have written or deposited with you =, w pa
Yoars truly, d. '" bsHcHER'
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