New-York tribune., 1876-07-29

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hat and left him.
On the 10th Of February addressed the following
letter to the President:
My DEAR Mr.. PRESIDENT: MY attention has been
called To an article in The Inter Ocean, which saiu 10
place me In the attitude of having suboned perjury ana
Of beng deliberate conspiFator agalnsI youi @
own good name ana that qi you, nnestion'
but understand that / am also charged OF
having pursued senator Logan ana Mr. rr"g & ny np rn
called 10 make any EXPLANATION further than 10 say that
have no i'll will toward them personally nop, %
ever, thar il they have aided or Allotted IN any ~
the commission OF fraud on the revenue revenue a.; a.,
Chicago they will be caught ana p1nhishSa th sa viii II
reference 70 your relatives, ask as favor tn you G
read the incosod copies OF letters written 10 o,
Matthews, Supervisor OF Internal Revenue AZ
appears from bis pencil Endorsements thereon ue
sire to add that every allegation in tie atlcls, 80
whether it elnanates from Mr.. Tuiton or from what
ever soncc Before making up your r,dn mln1 nee II
trust you Will have the kindness TO permit me 10 ne
beard have done 10 act since nave usen IN iu"c n
which y0n will not iudorse when you understand the CIR
and facts leading up to that actSn % Win
r. sc s Ben was in this morning win a rrnarkai !.
story concerning his connection with BtDcoc" LucAey'
and Avery.
From another source received this:
We learn that his Excellency demands your head and
tia. it is TO be brought In on charger presnn
the head Of John the Baptist, meant the plOns Lcad
not the charger and learn that the blood OF tns
Solicitor is simply to SHARPEN the appetite Oh lo an mi
treasury Wife me confdepiislly and then win men
tiou other things We hear Ill the Ear Ncst your
irlInd, truly, D. H. hhN'E'0'''
TIE DESIGNATIONS WRITTEN.
The papers were full Of it, an especially those papers
that at that time seemed have the Of the author
ties at the White House; therefore wrote to friend:
II is quite cerain that. the trial is over b.
and 1 VIII be kicked ont, letter written by thc
President with the Wow TO dcs roy both OF u.s.
Now, it better to wait for this, or TO prepare leer Vi
resi- i-natlUni
such further advice and steps taken aS that both
the Secretary and myself prepared designations, to
be delivered TO the President Immediately upon the close
OF the Babcoc trial On the 2ith Of February the day
the Blbcock trial closed. wrote Cen Webster this
letter
duly received Up to the last day two there has been
only foundation for the ntnaton ni trouble ne
tween lie President and the Secretary. II has looked
~ though there no power able to pre-
vent rupturc-nOt so much because OF Wnat the
uucipal parties have said or talked o To cach ptler
bnf 10 the industrious and persistent efforts Of
chf n uudntrdy is true that Gen Logan and others
81 class of politicians OF whch e Is type nave DC
sgd toe President wth their eainors against the sec-
Il, ihc iasI two days, however. something like reac-
ton has st n OWING the Efforts Of the best men OF en-"
party aud 10 the representations made by the leading
KrpUGcaus ~ Maine and Ncw-llnnpsbire tGat
2 quarrel here would be ruIu TO our
causr i'm those states These countcrIepresen,-
parry have stayed II they have not turned the tdc 70
rrrs.cut iron the hrst has Insisted thal he "on 40
tb Inc nav he thou ri, NV faith strong that the good
me. President will carry HIM through the mazes
OF ofmslrp-c,rEtauon and abuse which sccn To surround
HIM IN fortunes. For myself have every conn
my duty am neither anxious nor disturbed ABOUT "hat
UcI,rT h, been here and has Lad long conference
with the Secretary and at the suggestion oi the latter
ais, called upon TIE Attorney General believe the sit
uaiiou l. satisfactory a. iar a. sout c",Sa " ,c vii
b" any h'Sne,'h't "yo,rsn, and a,scciates.
tlsX ip ret
ton for heavy n-h.lug, ana 10 open htdNhy on the
enemy at thr earliest moment They cannot be TOO care
m m tlcii preparation nor too ygilan IN strengthening
tLcIr cgs,s nope they will make the conflict s.arp and
decisive and the en- els OF the Ring viii be brought
yon no,c To cen Brstuw, and he j. always pleased to
hear ilUu you, ana joins with me IL kDh REGARDS.
BLtEOED WILSON.
BAECOCR AND BLACK FRIDAY.
This letter %! mine wa. written Friday, the 9th OF
Te.ryry the ,Ily on which Babcock acquitted; on
sunday night Feb ~ the statements were submitted to
tie President OF the United States, Dy which 1t appeared
lat Orillc l.. Paddock, the Private secretary OF tue
President had been engaged In the Black fnday GOA
inarton; that be and others lost in that transaction
<!UUOO that the money was lost To jay COOKE NO. oi
whom Fhancsock seemed be the person through whom
the trans tion- had that 10 make good hls own
losses and that OF his associates, Cen Babcocs made
trust deed OF hs property creating Asa Bird Gardner
Of West Point subsequently the JudgeAdyocate OF the
Military Court oi Inquiry ordered at Chicago, ms
trustee this statement was made To the President
Will, Eabcncs was en- route from ST Louis to Washing
ton. TWAS believe. subsequently verified by compe-
tent evidence satisfactory the President The result
was that neither Gen. Brstow nor myself went out OF
the public service and the President of the United
state. aud the Secretary OF the Treasury, in manner
hishly crcdtable to both, became rcconcIed.
Hy Mr. Plsted-what relation had this fact to the re-
tenton of Gen, Bristow IN the Cabinets
L. Because the President then for the first time COM
pretended in all its significance the fact that he had been
betrayed 10y Gen Babcock, and thai u he 1BabcocD mad
he was quite capable OF betraying him in con
ncction with the whisky frauds and of becoming party
thereto aud the President recognized that the pro~cu
ton against Cen Babcock bad mad its ful Justhcalion
cas'' VINO Is '''0 ''''"D u Feb 20, 1875
vypr,s FRIEND: Webster has just shown me your
lcirr of the oath which Is immensely gratifying 10 mo
am now quite no cful that the blow We have so much
dreaded and icared may be ayered Inc PRESIDENT sent
fnr me not long after this and we had fu and very
Lrnuy coi,yIr' trnev' ms. and the result WAS that
s"iil".. s"iE'.'. 'H1' '''' Nun ''''''' '''''' w
CpSrIpENcus BETWEEN WILSON AND MIR. BmSrow
ON the 9Th Of March, being sick, received this note
from Gen. Brstow;
MY DEAR tJOE: am very sorry to hear OF your con-
tnned illness and hope you will stay AZ home until you
are entirely restored ! wanted to see You 81 nieh
but could not get away from callers dle rIose nus sen,
for Yesterday To say that he was coutnuay toid ot
uiricndly act, ana speeches OF yours and Adams lie
that your room IL tue oI
uirlcndly newspaper correspondents and that On the
day of Inc announcement OF Beknaps crime WAS
made YOU exclaimed, in the presence OF Il mem
Lcr of Congress- "Wcl there ~ God IN Israel
yet"-as II YOU rejoccd ~ the announcement. lie
also said that was told that you SAID some DAYS ago.
II 20 the Secretary will go too" told nun that
knew nothing of these matters ana had never heard ot
Them but adv srd him to send Tor you and talk win you
uuun whole SUBJECT. which he promised 10 do after
to-day. He also said he would talk with Adams
vrirr i'm great haste DO ont till well
ANA do not let thIs annoy you Faithfully yours, h. II. b.
To this replied rs folows
MY DEAR GENERAL: ! have your kind note OF this
instant informing Of your interview Yesterday win
thr President In relation to myself and use my right
hand at once TO dcnOunco TO you aud the
President the Infamous liars and busybodcs who
so pcrsistenty and wickedy msrcpresent me