The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-29

Suranee 'hS. the wS a.
Of Of Jsnu Ssedfd L clearly evident qs s nv
and told the secretary tnat he must take nmediate
General and the Pre,ident. He eagreeo with me The
and the records must show.
now THE LETTER GOT INTO PRINT.
the day after the interview with the Secretary OF
Times eensn and he teia me that he had had feceSeS %
6at letter from the hands Of Emory storrs the counsel
pler Of St. Louis had conference with Ii. attorney
the Attorney General told nm in substance precisey
Nh TsA be told me- nst sn, crsus letter wss wt,enst
Ued SsG: Il enough 70, me say S my
have TeSgssd iS. tie seere,sry q the Treasury
aSssSs iot si@ sas g is.ys he 6s6inst Tss per-
the United States were almost wholly broken on.
WAR ON BRIsTow AND WILSON.
bsS from SS e ss ss sdsT 1
scf AT Ike ei"sa oi ss patcvas iesi One ~ uoss
sources q niermson was such and so Nigh that t.
certainty Here /. The letter. r'' " ~ D'"1 ''''''''
"cmoAao. February 10, 1870.
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see ,9s .c9Sralns 70 the papers the ssSretary had
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yer, much x know how matters stood The opinion
seems 70 be gaining ground here very rapidly should
re es.s nHea Ss S
Die TO Gen Brstow. ana eeleye me.
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SHARP LITTER TO THE PRESIDENT.
On the 10Th Of February addressed the following
Nv Dear M, RsSdsni. NY attention has been called
The sad. u sssns sSSonsS pa a tH 70 .a P'Sf S
being deiberste confpirstor sssinst yOur own good
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Sssrs hays done since ss!s been q psSc
ana .cts esdns that n'
BLuyonp wusoS.
Mr.. Wilson went on to testify that from many
sources he heard that both Secretsry Bristow
and himself would be removed as soon as the
Babcock trial had closed. The papers were
full OF 1t, and especially those papers that
ties al the White House. Therefore he
wrote to friend 1T is quite certain
that, as soon as the trial Ia over, Il. and Will be
kicked out. Now, Is 1t better to walt for this
TO prepare letter OF resignatlon1" such fur
ther advice and steps were taken AS that both
Secretary Bristow and himself prepared their
resignations, to be delivered 10 the President
trial on the " ath Of F February. the % day tho Bsb
COCK trial closed, he (WiIson) wrote Gen. Web.
LETTER TO oKS. WILDER.
DnAa GEsxRAL; Your kind favor Of the 18th inst.
was duly rsesvsa Vp 70 The iss asy or I've there ha:
trouble between the Pfesldenl snd the secretary Ii
SS 20 because whs sps ns 20 p
sipal parties h.ve said or talked Of % each other.
busy bode. aud iae beM@r. % msss trouble and MS,
oShers Of The eiss q Pontieaas Of saeh se Is
type have ee'esed The President! WITH th,ir
iisi two days, however. something ike reaction
pa. nd % M e s ns 81 & @ ses G sn ss % nae
kepublican. OF Msiae and New hampshire, Mat
In those ststrs these counter repre.entatons,
SsTa Ayd iao% y sT Int %fa uned 81 s
The President, from ihe nrs Insisted that he would
What Issue may BE- though my faith strong that
the naEes Of misrepresentation anu abuse unlch
I csSsEd sSs5y mn Ss oS iSassi or ays
having done only my duty am netAcr Anxlo GU,
be- here ana nso ons eoi terence wth lie Sec.
upsn Inc y m m sS eye It,er 19e n iea
cat 1 Ss iaI q. oqs & ss IRE S an a1a
Mn Wy ,1 .9e "a, pr s.mr iAs a9 W. w. GSwn sOS G (Ssr
s w M shI ss ssI suss in nos, ion o eayy SnS ss
70 open heavily On the eAeml at the earliest moment
TOO ysient IN sITsnglhenlHI thei! cases nope they
sefs o h te Rn. f tie 4pa pap.aen I.a .S
tney deserve ave road youf note to Gen Bristow
VII Sa me Ia Iiaa rssaras " "' BSTv5SS %Is'os VIZ ':"
BABcocK's BLACK FRIDAY Losses
offeotu.f. lie d.y ON SGich Baococs vas aeq St1ed
on sund nshl, feo. ss. the statement. we're suD.
itir ~nSa L .S .Spdaei That STye s,fs 6coc%s y
the pr'-s ,Ss iser 6: o r. rr dan! % asS 9sn
usthe snd otner, lost 10 that TRANSACTION s4oo.O IN
FS.resocK % seemed TO be t6s party tnTough whom the
IS ana tnst OF his ss.ocistes BsococS made trus,
deed Of hi. hi. Brgperty cheating Asa Blrd CARD
vocate OF the military Curt of luquly ordered
to the President w6ie B.ococK was en- route from st.
LOUIS to Mashn.!on: II ~as peeve, subsequently,
Prcsilent, The result was that neither Geu, BrlstoN
pgr ~ ssns 6s 9St o 81 Pgpe sss g -a ,a es
ITearury IN manner higny credtaoe to BOTH recon.
Nj sS ,sa,Vn h1S ' fact to the
teten ion oi 1n ~ M ~ ne ,e & re- apse 10
BY Bsbc ck, aud that 4 he Babcockl had betrayed hm
| m the BacA Fidal Trans cllon he was gue capa'
ad. aa i Psr thereto ana NE Pres
idcnt rccosnzed tnas Tue prosecution AGAINST Gen HlD
|
letter from another friend IN Chicago who is also a
friend of the Presidents.
My DEAR FRiRsD: Webster has Just received your
letter Uf the 2itn, which 10 lnmcnseY gratifying to
me. ! am now quite hopeful tn the blow We nave 50
| much dreGued ana feared may be aYerted
FRIENDLY CONFERENCE Win GRANT
The PrrtQeut cent Tor ue not Iung after ths, and
had a full anu friendly conf, renee, covering all
the questions of difference between u.s. and the result
was mat supposed that lett him entirely sAtisntd
with mysel viii state here That ~ hau been charged
u the President thAt my once was the reud, ZVOus
Of hostile newspaper corrcspondrns and that
Ihld written an cdltOrai article Tor lnk Nkw YORK
Sun IN which raised lristOw and condemned hlln,
| with many other kindred statesmen besides those
have simply to say SAID 10 the President that II Is
true that several gentlemen Of tao hOnored
ther ttendshlp and acQusn autc, and wnen they
| called treated them courttuusY, and II had any
news for them II to them, ana II had none that
was the end OF II. On the IN ~ March, being sea
| received this note from q u. Brlstow.
| GRANT COMPLAINING or WILSON.
lam very sorry To hear Of your continue Illness and
hope you Will stay AZ home until you are entirely re-
stored waited To see you last night, nut could not
get away from callers Inc President sent Tor yes
terday to thst he was continually told OF unfrendy
Acts and Bpeecbes OF YOURS aud Adams. He said II Ia
represented that your room 10 the rendezvous Of
friendly newspaper correspondents and that the DAY
exclaimed IN the presence Of member OF Congress-
II you reJoced the announcement. He
also tald that told that you sald days aga
al go out the Secretary wall 20 toO ltold him that
KuuW nothing Of these matters, AMI had never nClrd