The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-08-04

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wsi~nn eemrlssaeA H. i.Fi@sew ihAi all lniaf.
nasssun given w. rse~sirns aAsui IsaM~sks
rN~e wts immediately rcav~sei 10 issteash.
And syAet what right isshcr~A hAi mase thsa
any either sccn.cd person ~ 4 kno~ls.ise ~
tl,r case sRain~t him.
Ian M III III Interview xish Aisusnsr sisn.
stAl rsetfrpant, she latter acknowledged I"
Wilson that tlsc rrrnlaf-lo.icr ~ instructions
10 United states Attorneys relative u tho
testimony " accemrlice~ ws@ written
Il ,he direction cf the President. This
Was ia hAvr bccn kept secret, aud was not
10 have becn interpreted N IL rcAi, but ssofrr,
ihheork's ccuasai, obtained II and gave Il 10
tho Chicago Tinss upon the publication OF
thts isttcr Wilson told pristow that tho pro-
fo,,ni crisis In Tho contest with tl,a thieves had
cnEiie that II WAS evident that the President
meant 10 hsing about coniiiet and chatHe of
policy. Wilson told Secretary i,Fistow that he
mu.s take immediate slel~ 10 have ~ under
standing with tlc President and Attorney tieii.
erAl. lsristow dih no. Wilson declined 10 r.ate
what these stops wurc.
Dyer told WILSON, that ricfrcpcnt informed
him thai tho circulAr.icstcr ~ss written by
or,icr ~ the prc~sicnt himself. The fernlt OF
n.ing tis circulnr.lcticr wa- that nri~tow, Feb
IL decided 10 icAvc tho Cabinet, Tho person.
ii relations hetwccu hia~clf and Tho rrcsllont
were almost brokwa on. llriwtow aud Wilson
both learned from many sources that tho frer-
iien. hal determined At tho cio-e vi tho Tab.
cock trial, 10 dismiss them both. one Of the-o
wliose letter upon that ruelet Wilson read.
Tue letter Wan dated Chicago, Feb. III.
Webster LEARNED Of ucn. ilnrltui, tlen IN
the Wcst. that lIfstow waH 10 bo removed at
tho trru,lMallon u Tho has,ensh trial. ThIs
letter contains expressions u tho strongest
ftiesldahip for wilson and liri@toa. Similar
Information cAmo % Wilson through ]. u.
Henderson Anl Others. lrssto~ aud Wilson
,hun hutl, prepared their rceignstlnls. THIS
Wse Feb IA, Mo day iialrosk wRs acquitted.
On Feb. n. three days later, evidence VIA
placed hi tho rrss,dtnts hnnis showing that
don. nAhcock snd Horace Porter lost slt'0on
la tho luack Friday Oot,ld conspiracy through,
Jay coohe 4 CO, that AnA lsifn Gardiner,
President Ut tho Chicago military eonrt, wss
un-.e. 10 adjust their lsSea that the pro.
ssntasaon ri these facts 10 the President Nsr
tl.e real cause of nabccck's removal. and tl,ss
tho rresldent having det rmnea to resnose
l,alpeork for si,s cansc, became reeoneied "a
nfIstow and Wilson.
Qncntlon hs Mr.. rlAlsted sssto more fully
| what thu relations cf this were 10 TIM retention
of Mr. Hristow NJ thu Cabinet.
Mr., Wilson Because thc President, fof ths
/ ilrst tiue, comprci,endeh IN All ltr significance
lIo fact that no lad been betrayed ny DAheoch
] and thai, II no lad BETRAYED him IN the lllArl
Friday conspiracy. liz was Nlso capable u be-
trayinH linn III ths whisky frauds and l.a be
rane convinced tha. tho prosecution atsins
i,4lrock 1aA lad lie Justification.
Wilson docs INT sppeM 10 have becoms full
roeonssied With tho President, fer later t,'
President chargcs that III. office In tho fsl1lex
sons of llo~lllc newspApcr mon. Wll.on ae
mands THO names ~ hIA acr,sers from t,'
President. They arc refused.
Wilson prodNcsd tilc following telegram dls
1 covered dAshW tho NAlscock trial
nv, Lofts. rrh. VI
| III prinne, NJ. ias torrsth street. Ne~ AoFk
tan ya,. iuc,iurn evidence against wilson faf y
| n.nnes i. II. FuAtIN.
Porter wAs tho dismissed recret. scrste
agent working Tor tho ,lofcnse.
Wilson's resignation immediately follawe
isrissow'~. Tho President wAs coldly polite i
taking leave Of him. snd saId thas lo now hope
for psace and quiet. Wilson sa'd that sho~
who Asd accused him 10 tho President wev
Fsrwsli. laxAn, ht'c,csr, iiurlbas, aud Sarge,
oa OsliiorMiA, be~tas suiae discharged ON
pluss~. Wilson slouslt tho President eoul
aot symi,AlhAs With tho pro~eentin. Officer
be.anso i,u honestly believed llai,eucA innsseh