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

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SP ,y, my, acSSa9.: b.; .oa,.o., SsiIsy,ss
ho. Uu who run to 70 Win Idle nVeDtons
give me their names that could safely promise there
nearly seven years vsssd persi.tsni warfare
had jns @ Ss cause Oh 70
wrong have. tried, always to keep me facts
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no. ask s9q to Protee. me against them put 40 sss m
heard II qyy q,y own defence; n.,...,
BLUroRD WILSON.
CONSPIRACY AGAINST WILSON.
During the progress Of the Bqesocx @ trial this Dc
LEWIS DEIAso, 1os Forsyth st.; Csn you produce
evidence against wilson for big money 4 AP;ssr FCna.n
cce T Enss Gss Pss
wsssaoufn The chief o. ne Secret service g 60 to
30 eecre! Service IL t6e sprias 81 1870 one WIN. D
& c ps agent At q pe fST Se
ders and without subpgns. and went to S. Louis as
&c vs'iS present ofa s.tcSss yo0@ vGSs
ssS y Cen r. PSeSc s 1esevs e. 1s ss
and when opened it contained nothing but a blank
s9S
oS seOVs 10 y ou. h aa e
This peremptoriy refused to 90, and tod him that
the defence whose interest was witness that 4
would be misapprop priAtion Of the puDlic moneys.
USrRIKSDLy RELATIONS WITH THE PREsrDESr.
Mr.. Wilson said there had been differences
between the President, the Secretary. and him
self. In relation to California matters. There
were reports from agents sent thither that
some OF the oficlals were inefficient, and these
facts we're made known to the President By
Commissloner Pratt. Mr.. Yaryan, and MIR. WI
son. After this there was no further open rup-
ture or renewal OF war on Mr.. Yaryan or him.
self.
,As aI9 b.SeSss % 1St .p 8.
tween me fresdent secretary Bristov, and yourself
M S,i:SsI ss.sa.d The Goth Q, June having
my Tsssns,ion, va. relieve ths Prs.Ident rom
Ist.Iy BIl,Sx 5..s.sS ias si.i .,,. iI.aiiy
onsd wa, .SeusSt Os;, bots 81 the Prssidenf and
place SSsii after The cineina.u S.ny.nioa: ! never
y: ever Ssss .es.pess. sas.ps :ssns 3: he
y: sPss:5:ss.os s.ssssn ,Ss r!..iasp. md %s:sii
% p5sf S on1 rse pTSsdeni t 5sSesd me sSid
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9y TdS ~: SE ;Sy,Ss q is;Sds ana so toi O.;
90 % my scsoun The rIesden, @ Very se2 H,s'is as
,on lion We would have .sesson Of outlet. replied ~
Sp VIII snd Sas ana Win Of
my respectful and kindly consideration took my hat
In reply to a question rs to the names OF the
parties who had been operating against him,
Mr.. Wilson gave tho names Of Charles Farweli,
Senator John A. Logan, Representative Hulourt,
and perhaps MIR. Sargent Of California, with q
man named VIM. Is. Moore, and one Stewart, a
dismissed revenue agent
TUX CAUSE OF GRANTS UNFRIENDLtSEss.
Mr. Plaisted OF the Committee-Dd you attribute the
differences between you and the President de-
10 the want OF sympathy the Presidents to
prosecute the whiskey thieves?
Mr.. Mlson--l attributed II to the fact that he be-
eyed Babcock to be innocent. and 30 believing. he
could not sympathxe with the prosecuting officers
with the secretary aud myself with the part
arose between the Secretary ana myself
side and the President the other due
the Prcsidents part 10 misconcepuon Of the motives
TO mlslnformation As to facts 10 wiful and deliberate
peryersions OF facts to the President by scoundres
whom We were endeavorinG to bring TO punishment
disagreement between the President and the Secretary
10 crete embarrassment 10 the prosecution. and II
sihe TO defeat their purpose.
Mr.. Coehrsne-n tho President wss acting in good
fah IN th matter how do sou account for he action
with reference to the Sy lph Dispatch when YOU
formed him that Gen, Porter had made an explanation
OF that dispatch which compromised him and which
different from the explanation OF Gen. BaOcock,
and with which he expressed himself TO be lsncd
How do you account for MS action II IA GOOD fAtn?
Nj wilson, have cndeavorcd to state facts as they
are with regard to the Whole subject matter OF nyest
CATION A. they are IN recollection Let facts speak
Tor theinselyes. ana with them am perfectly content
to stan4 Or fall. Let others do the same.
Mr.. Wilson was suffering from sickness, and
EXPRESSED his anxiety TO reach tape May. In con-
slderAtion " the condition OF bis health, the
committee adjourned tho examination until
Tuesday next.