, 1876-11-28

ship should ncrsr Be given ap no matter what t,so
soia ri n ons ~. may
The hands ot anybody. Keep nothing about you
destroyed an very earnest about th!s, and ahai
never lose my Affection for ron. Law.
On Nov. 20, 1876, District Attorney Dyer hal
informed the Attorney General that he Ind
SUFFICIENT xvinrncE TO CONNECT nAncocK
WITH TILE coNsrlHAcr 10 nHrRAUp T1ls nEv-
uNuR,n
and t,,at M Indictment would be prepared and
Naturally. therefore, Babcock and luckey wora
Hyery earnest " IN desiring Avery " to keep no
iotters or mcmorandnms tfat might fall into tho
banda "a %f oa!y !.nybody beeause thoy knew that be
and, ss he ha,l not been sentenced, ha was still
a conpetcns witness. BY holding out leluaive
hopes to HIN, Avery was Induced to keep qu!ct,
ana Bseock X. VIZ n d9e s'c asu!,ted. Tho
refused, and the or,ler for tho arrcnt came, and
he was thrown, into the District jail TO await
tho arrival Of the officers whe wcro " convey
tie efforts Of l,aIcock and Luckey wcrc now
directed to pcrsuade Avcry's wife to destroy
lad t LEFT y her care They were It her hot,se
them to make their appeals more irreslstlb1c:
They promised speedy pardon for her husband
md protection for l,crsef md child; and finally
sue or lclg1ct 70 consent, ano ncatly-
maue copies 0l hcvernl letters rero IN tho pFcs-
| tured now that they were at Inst safc, these
precious kcounarels lost all interest In Avcrv
nou ha &c LII o1eI sI cs s Me 1u9e
man who had secured contracts from Boss
Shepherd came to her resa,e ndlit.ed tie mort
gage and get about forcing pardon for her hus-
9aa k ~ .ae ,e.sGrs = af%a is Josee, Coz en-
NY nueksJ WIZ piasG. , u 'ns !NSnessa', anu, WIN
LUZ afse1.ai o. so ats"t to eaSk KS t,s demand
fsnnsitinn i tnrn tEc coi, s1nninr h,,, on mas
tii.;n m " @ ourn n ~ ~, eG.u see. put an ea
General pIerscpont hrolg6t pronnt nrotuise
Of n resncctftl cni,shlarai7m,. mi soo1 ti'rrc.
niter caf'c .ho urfher promise Of pardon
ntef@he electloh' -.-.---. .-... ....
It on!y T re1nn!ns i'm now n1 70 refer to one other
matter. have siow, couclusIyc}y that al thc
tms m S1snt TIN, made s.h his famous In
H. ~ h,.s ..,1t az @ 1 ~ oh
VIC haFmru 'et.ss' ne ad ,ot Know tnat hali
been discovered. Shortly after .this lndorse..
! tncnt was nlallc the President was informed Of
Se w wns y, as m
Joyee, md rcsd. ~ have s,,ccccJcI. They viii
nj Eo;" uud tic ovllcncc collected shovel be- M
l!tng tlat hs ha , soseesaed s, l IN prsyent!n two
tisasc affairs 1T st. Louis. from going there.
The following Is from Solicitor WILSON, 3 te6ti-
| uDuV before the Select Committee on Whisky
r1"a.s Tw.s ,.,., ,.,,,.,, ,,.,.,., ~. ,.,,,,..,
consented wliiInrly ia The nuhiica,iun q, IN in
dortcncnt on tic barnard letter which has been
ofton refyrrch TO- lly reference u letter ati-
dtesaed 70 ne BY t;sn Irlstow, under dxte Of Aug.
4 written IN ths Treasury pepasstnsnt, ! find that
sae HsssStafs ., w. treasury haa aaafesss NJ
Kim for nsnnIs.ion 10 nub5lsb that indnr.cmcmt %
snonsc. "@.a' v '' 'AN '~~~t'oN ''' ~
RI. fo,,,v,no, 1ouor fr,,, 1t. uLs+o~ ,...
at tnis noint nlace,i In eyidcmro hr Sui,c,tSr
Wilson. 'N'1s p''@~~N 49, 9'~So ~ eo''e'S''
49,. v ,c-- a..
yamr fot,.~ ~ N. IL, y, .5,, UsHH
Ts tnH !. ya1s aar Il ~" nnh S''s 1,ai ns..
snnnr1. }s.ns With tho 4hIcvrS nn1 sEnnhrc,. ,so
have eombfncd 10 destroy 1nu, nayst be support,
cd cordially and earnesily, or l sApxf and trlM
Lreak. fear tllst thr complications such that
sao former cannot be doug, and tlc latter ,n".t.
fSm san,t ~ too eaIsin' noont ,alktng y aapsoay
aave neas1 lsrc tnat ny 'natef about the sy!pt.
rnrtsr and i,aLc1cki. nnn they nrp - rrtestIS H.
| tuylcd, Dou't suiler yourself to Mlk 10 anybodv
about H.. OF course this Is not ,neunt for ccsure,
Int caution. I supposc mus! make up ny mimi
to bcnr ihs abpsO of tho King" p4pors. bard as
IL ts " Do. They arc lighting to keep their friends
Out OF rr1son ana - tave hhsmss'ses from expo'
Tv, ,sn uin enI. H. tbSs nx c ~ w a5
pcu ounnot tusn @c, nor vii t" tn naeicv xI,,
thieves have no a,nbitsn to rerye, and no uar.
pose to accomplish but enforcement of tic isv am1
an honest collection Of tho revenue. VIII com.
promse on nothlhs snort or tnlst D1t on This asue
am ready to bc sacrificed my day. u ,u.,
I ... u. II. b1asToW.
MR. nRlsTow's rERs1srcScr--nE HAS To CUT
WITH THE ADMINISTRATIONS.
More than week elapsed nlter this letter was
| written, and still the President gave no response
TO the secrctary's request for permission ~ pub
lish the Endorsement on the Barnard letter.
Finally, on Aug. 15, the Secretary went to Long
Branch determined tn hnEc the Presidents san%
tion TO the publication or to tender his rcsgna-
J tton. What touk place ut this interview Ii
known to but few persous, aud for the present
the details uf the scene casit'ot he given 10 the
public, However, rsluctant permission t9p pub
1nrnt was giyeu to the press It Is certain, how
ever, TINT whatever was the nature OF that in
tcryiew between Brtstow auu tho President, no
cordial understanding was rcacAc,i, aud By the
lat Of September the Secretary hll ugaiil de-
tertnlnel 10 retire in disgust from the Cablnet.
! This WIS the turning point in tbs cnreer nt blr.
yristow. II he had adhered to Its first purpose
Of restgntng and frankly. stating lbs reason,
his politicMl flturn would have been assured.
Ey}l fuft anil tad