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with Gen. Rauco KS case and went back.
,rsTnafG ,,Sm letter AND ,sd hun .ss' siIS5 sslTss,
not 60 TOO sr Win MeD ma and Joyce, or Daocock Is
Jim casey was referred to, and turned over ,6e Letter
snd on the back of read to him With great dcb ra
newspaper chppngs and this letter TO the de-
partmen to ne end that u they throw my ghl upon
YI l5 o No . sq l % s;es s 4 4 gag Ss
said "Bc especially vigant or ehhrgc rose In au.
have high authority pr itcci, or TO protcc, them
,cy aa IN No wRSn Se nS s SAID hs, pefscns con-
ederaious should stand In the way Of the perform
PSs Presdent what SSph have done In the prcscs ouchas
cp naecoek have done under ne warran. , en- IN
tar, tsry Of the TreSsuf, and to myself"
Case, 10 my mind when that endorsement and
l9APest yOg to dc J1uT qgy ma, n,oo,.. ~.
reply when expected You as President OF the Unite
containing the original and showed MIN the Tor cry
and tha he expressed himself a. entirely and wholly
lmeani In ne letter ene not himself that Il en.
combination Of circumstances Il possible Tor MIN
20 nave had any mpro relations with those rtes
v e St' 5 Iea u hs TaSP pcSd darRs H .ss
Witch an inve-ilgsuon shoudb m dcin g Louis had
en- Mel .ad s9t 10 ne a9d nat when referred %
known and familiar Mcdonald and Joyce
Win ten B'bcock. called the Pr sdenrs attention
u nder.on tnst II Jadse Miller should sustiin M.
Joyct, IA should immedateiy move fSr detention Of
the parties pendiug Indictment by the Grand jury. a.
ing In McDonAds and. Joyce's cases. ami tha,
tier iaere wa' necessity for eAtraordlnary VIGILANCE
local officers there and said TO him with refer nee to
dSrson and byer and ii. apPre5enseas that ssai s. tsey
Nou,d DO him An injus cei that hid met these gen.
to the city o. Louis and .sen them there as well As
In the CITY Of wahingto with reference to 0cn Bab-
= Il
ms sueSp ,qs Tss % or iSa a Ky to Any :eR
Whit. vas in every way ana degree whs, II
pf' cnf fSecu;e S .ad % IN. S to H% s.
to Gen Henderson's appointment TO AID In
s, from aim 81 5s Or tpf ia Art @s
10 the Presden OF the United state. no, person.
q: .as,s: q &: hT.. sss%. q g %sai st.;
ss@as . cover q. sns ..,s1 " Of The sy tIo: snS
sa:. y: =, T5..id:aT: % ;ssy ss%sS. =,
!!RigS,..nSsi' s'n.s :sS Is:l' ;s5s q :,
s. MN .; the Attorney tas :1sse.Sn q The
@s Il. .Ss Ssea tn, i $s' Gs' = r. r.
Presaeai q the United state, and the secretary OF
to preak a. the corrupt eon9instons and co9sprac.
minsiraon q fsders sGrs t0ere that os relation, ia,
10 oteers and hs persQns enxagements we're "a en =
from soIns inio e..es asked hi. adyies sno,n
ESus employ ad 9s :d to .a 10 Ss r s sGas
backed BY the resommendston OF Mr. Bow and Mr
ShSrs and er 'ns Via S' mr. ss:,
ssreed with me that Gen. Henderson ws' the rty
these cases. ana fsereapSn II .eaS 1''tSOa the .eis %
Attorney Genera recommch Iias toe retention ITO '1s ns
behalf OF the Cove nnent Of Gen. Henderson
Justice OF the Court Of Claims Of city to me before
went West and had rendered. as United States Com.
opment Of fraud 81 Louis, hsd decided TO ~, him
believe that either Gen Henderson or Mr. Dyer sou
S. aS pU s. M: dq 10 cue but as far
permit his personal attitude toward those gentlemen to
By Mr. PIsis,ed-was that said with reference to
M bses h .nsm ana sSd e Al
also slowed to tue Presd that under the Instructions
c oa. to g.
for the purpose OF urging upon the local ericers hea
isss 10 fsfsrence 10 Gen Babe Ca ndesnsat telling
GueIcs ". corcern-d. except upon the iSlle-, I and
BE- ns Of on s sg and
do him no nlu,iee ami 4 ias.s w,rs developed = hi,
tod the Tre.idcnt tS. ali the oficer. sssurcd me
lha. such vac their nhed. settled purpose. and
@ sa.: no nja:.iee .esd Gs done 6.n bsSecee snd
en seia 3 hal ser h c vii 40 3. not ont Ne M Ts.
dent wac no satisfied win Mr HENDERSON nor with Mr..
70 him and sot1 Dyer He AID he dd not mind Dyer so
muen aad iated taAt when they ~ereappoiute he had
said loweyer, thsi he va. enllrcy satlsnedwiih my
nia sssrty sieeis When vent Mt ssay s'''
Q-I1u nave slated In your Iiun 4uon that durl ng
be n Ss e 81 ae Sn VA.
that undertooS explain that despatch ~
woman Win whom the President Of the tinted 81 ,tes
had oern Ia Intimate relations Diayou cal the Atten.
ment a. made BY Gen. Porter during that interview IN
regard TO which YOU lave just now been esufyng aud
aid aud in CONG sait 20 the President my
llsuneation for gong oa after my intcrNles vi, h
mads to me Was not satissctcry said To- the Prcsi'
dent htt ne Sss pa. by S,p Pir,er ia n attitude q
connection with . lev woman named "syiph,"
Q-Nnat dld the PIesiaen' ssy A-ihe Presiient
made such statement aud sad that there vas not
word Of truta 10 Il brushed y out OF his wy In thi,
way Illustrating by contemptuous gesture, aud
o-wa. anything more said touching the "sYlph" de.
cept that assured tue President that myself did not
believe one word OF the statement
Ca. Porter hOld? A-NOLe he was ths eI.priYate
ecretsry OF the Presi ent and warm personal trend
u Gen. Baocoek. aud was AAinz lively Interest IN
o-were he and the President on good termsp A
Q-Dd the President become angry when you t0ii
him ~ this explanatory Ale In .gnantly deaed
Q-Doy u know whether Gen. Forter's re ations with
the Prei eut -uusequ ut 10 this time we're as friendly
- De ore, " have you seen him lhcreR A-DoNn 70
believe that Gen Purtcrs relations Hlth the Pres !eht
-What reason have you % beilev. tina, friendly re.
latluns continued between ne frcsld ny ana Ten
aud learned from i'm " MS ysts TO the Waite house
on sundays when he clne down.
Q-You mad that from Gen. Porter2 A.-Yes. sir.
Q-Where docs he lyef Ale lives 10 New YORK
y M !; TT eSy' s. as.p.iss s s. ss
luteudel to deter you from DONG your duty IA ne
Pr secuIon Of Gen. habcocA2 A.-NoaI undoubtedly
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