, 1876-04-26
DEMOCRATIC Committeeman.
THE POSTAL REIIylCE.

cr.-{ot rl,snottb IN m. 1b,.ono 1sr,aun+
oree'as N'spIrt'' ~. ~, e"eoao y. A'1Ua" m,u
"Aeu.SotoS, -. ~, np,N @o,rAno o',"o
Commlttee on foas-oincs expenditures to-aeJ
further examined Davis. Of the Post Dllce De-
partment, with respoct 10 the Safely mosl1od Of
r.ohi,, walls Dnvia ,r,dr,od additional
"osuns "ata. 4. q. poaus naa. oo,. n.
records from tho mes OF mo lost'oalee Depaft-
mont to show that the "o'ghing OF tic mails ou
all the groat roads running West from ChicsRo
was madn simultaneously in tl,o mont,, of
Novnr,,or ,.a+ s,a M NJ s;far.rt ,,nou 30 ,,.s
Noset'ooi 'hs', Aou w. Nv ''oAo'' 40 LAS
been alleged ps tho oppositfon. An atsomps
was made Ia tho investigation to obtain
an admission that On some OF the
riae roads aurnc tia WEIGHING month 1.rro
s.as 'oaeo 's s.a ...a @ s an..t 1919 49, ..t's
@o'o"u'e VI 'ieo 4aa.soA "A7 oou' wa .nc 4o@uo
nsa s m setas r proe 70 Of s e.as ps auo
roea to pttYburg o-night to obtain additional
.s,,roaooa and NAV nosa,b1v n,tand bia vis;t h
tn.asa
oaseaku.
Chaslio Walsh, OF tho Chicago ofhce, when
cd ut the samo tlu1c, ~ ia testified by DAvB, aud
sIorn bonoe n nht,,n .ddttton,1 v,tne,.ca in
Ch,coro r. hrca!, dawn thn toattnonv at tho
f,nst H,g1oa ~ of,3cisis oo"A '"' 's'S'' -
rbo sonsta aneciai f;nmm;ttna In fnvnstirata
mn "i,o1od o'ecttn. Frauds ~ Stss,asiri IN .n.
na.a~ncS viii t.,o hInrion resolntinn ,Titi iofd
~ Nrst mos,,nv dnrin,s thn nrcscnt svoot. in ts
1 uAstR y ~ ANAAH oFf
iii ai; IN tta trat u,t,,oss nnd t. is a.ay n scs
WI ~. " .o 49, s.n H.; ..inns ,si,f 10 Tj,a - 1an,
,,i.too iii. raxt On ~ M3asasinni dirnct and
LII atr. - eso v.rn,a ,Iaaaa whor. th.
T,S nI.u eUsa. s,,tr.nos oacnrra5 f'~~S4 'As
"'ohee o,1rst>a %,r.vesos ,,.,rrr,,rxro
A,,,i,ar tti.r;n, n-smn,a ~ s1.o inf.ro
."s ~, r!f';at, tn.,ir,nnv i, ,vo,t ID ~, ~ nnd
M a.,,t'a- ~ ~ 1Iousa 1nvost;c,1ir1 comm,t+oas
',st tnst ,,,n',t ~, snt,s ar. ti,o9o
IaaI .a bsor s,orS sttsn"red aronnI an;nno m,
tnnt,1ss tbat Hccratarv 1'r;atnv nxd tnen c.;,rjt
' ~ tus" tn.io.,,,1n n" ~ ~, ~ ~ ~ ~ tLa ia"st
! Attorney ae Loulbs!lle. ny ono RAfc tuo 4saet
| heod to tue story furt4er than TO WONDER which
set Of detectives now at work hero had set 1t up.
Yesterday Tttncss who lad been eum-
| moned and examined privately pS Judge
Bright. Of Tennessee, who, as Com
| nitteman. has been vorY forward
| iu hts efforts to Investigate Secretary Br1stow,
made an affidavit in regard to
| THE MEANS uaED
| to induce him to tostify against BrtstoW by
| Dlight and . Washington hlatherRklto named
| Thornton Smith. who has bcen exceedingly
| busy abUut tho Investigations. Marks, who
| Hay pnrtnor In Louisville brewery formerly
| Boized by BrlstoW, and nade to psy neavlIy,
makes nftldavit setting forth that Smith waited
on him upon his arrival here, and said ho
| (3farks) Ind stated not long Hlnco tint 81, b00
| had been paid DrlHtoW Tor Acomrromtgat but taat
| 1t had never reached the TroaauFy. Smith next
introduced Marks to Judge Bright aud the lat
tor asked him to call at hls room tho noxt morn
| ing In q talk with Smith tue sat1o sTGniDK tho
| lattas said
| TukY had FOOT pnleTow
In this matter, mud continued. llere's tho thing
| about it. Brialow. ulalne aud Morton are cau-