, 1876-04-07
Warrington sad tA4t he xould bo cared for, and

maann8tp0 3o1 t&ft nc Honld % cared fofs and cen.
ns!i cam. on, sud did not haYs much to do With
hln httsrrafds. Hs Frequently caea 70 borrow mon
1ons 80 Il tins md slo 4 sno.ier. Dan. i,st,-
sssa tnsE no!hins Of ue until after returned 10
uroN cnosa-E1AMInArtox,
from the District Attorneys oics Deil ssid the1
. t:y toa ss .nss f't
a::osWh. % ass,s st g. ,s - :,Psas at eoa
Awe Il. star has IT, sa Or nH or. IN.
Eloy deec;ses, told Lucte.. ho1over, that didn1
Q.-Whsrs did you mcct Bell whcn b. csms TO was1.
insson1 Alto eame 10 my oh1co. 1 don1 relns.s,-
hsr what ns.ssd he!vecn L,icksy WA IN ny oics
esrrtsBe. and called lim in. IIo lid Il arat 10
ddnt hare time. have no recollection low long "
lonRed. 1fo generally did all tho tatkin8 Atmlclf.
LCCKEr'a TESTIMONY.
Levi 7. Luetcy testified that 10 was not eent to st.
He bud written statement Willis In st. LouIs lsat
fa - witnesn for Avery 10 mat Dell Who told linn
Fl Ereat ss.n.. assns T n,tor
DOWN Grsat's ADMINISTRATION for polltic.l affect.
Lucteya aeoount of polls transaction. ,wh!oh .was
AZ 10 tina hid anything eyer been said By lilo witness
which could possibly bt
TORTURED NTo pRoroh1TinT TO EXTRACT on
DESTROY YAFEnB.
December. aomc tinc after noii viEitr, Washington
AIT. SAW him. when ho had several further ropors to
mako In regard to henderson and Dyer and ottIot
officials, III bearing upon tho matter Of political con-
spsraey. Tho witness told bin 10 must Talk with the
ess1ea 5 py n Il e
10 g. Louis by. tho At.ornoy-aenora 70
That any unlawful mean. rcsortetl to. a,ch
=. formed rapcrs or offering Inducements for forgery.
'@S rn,r, p ,.a.,7-
lie sail to the Witness that II lu should discover any
Ercas wrong gong how colsd he communicable Ii.
il might 30 too !ato wness .o' Lin % sei an nc enef- t1t
S3if!r f, 10 s t. ass ssasa i s s Ssa f. ss
a!;s!;t ns!!s honesty + rsrPe.e ii. nds!sy
rio leyco tn tolegrarhng 10 secure the privacy Of
dispstclcs, tho Same ncaci envelope for tito samc
purpose IN sending letter through sl!e mail; md
telegraph what 10 thought tic President ought 10
knns a. rafcly N ho conid send II by mall! s thought
New York iissaa. In W ! sarbloI atato, SONS vesks
afterwards.
WHATEVER RESPONSIBILITY
neither tbs Ifeslsfont nor acn Dabcock kiow any.
tling about IT, Ko messages wero over cent u =.
fSi,fa Under s enho1M M T9 :; eouseFfa M d
order to sec.ro absolute prvacv Of communication.
The witness lns~ nothing Of Bella sprolnt.uent In
doubted Gen. nabcock's iauocencc, and uoysr said
anything which would Imply tlnt l1o Ind.
nADCoGK'B TESTIMONY.
Con. Dabcoek testified that he had lrst aeon Bell at
tbs headquarters Of tho nrmy Or tho Executive Man.
sot,, when ho recommended - scous. lIo mott
heard of him when Luekey returned from St. Louis.
bnt did not him till hs got back from Chicago
Dec. "a. 1o received couHidorubte Information from
Do WHO said 1e turned 1t over TO 1ral1ey who would
relort particulars. 1Io left hero for lie West The 7h
oi December. and hcsr,l no.hing from bci ust iho
2ftls of December. 10 asked LuckeY to send Bill
around to hia onlcc Dell made long report to him
there.
nELL eA1D ne WAS VERY room, ETc.,
wrtIng and ha could submit \ TO his COUNSEL storra
anA II 1t waa valuable he should 10 paid for IT, BtorTs
told him to got boil to MAKO an atllayit to tho .ta.e
mens He vent out In. en- Fot notary brought hin 70
Dei1 When hs found blm willing TO sub-
scribe to tho affidavit, and nrst paid him
$2s and paid him altogether about 800. nl called
u 1s house az Or eight times, and at Ills oflco threo
the wtnesa' house asking for SO, but witness dant
give 1t. Con. Babcock denied tuat ho had ever told
Gcu that he (Baboock} wa guilty. Gen. Dabcock
ON cnoBs-ExAMifAT10N
I'D n seE Eel @ the verbal
diluT know that Deu vent to Now York After
telling him be intended to do 10, nor did Bell sr!e 10
him from that city. 0cn. Babcoct ea'a ho informed
He mover recommended Dcll for appointment, aud
never said 10 Bell that ho wanted all the papcrn as
part OF them would bo Of Avkl, and did not en-
roy Dcll 10 obtain the papers. Gen. uabook said he
didn't know Bcll wA gong to st. Louis.
LucKEY,
having been rorstted, said be knew nothing about
Balls trip to Nov York.
Adjourned.