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

influence with Grant than Brlstow and other
honest men had. The following is Wilson's tes-
tmony:
THE PRESIDENTS ATTITUDE.
By Mr. Cochrane. Chalrman-You said in your exsmi:
the ne "sylph De patch; mpcatng Gen p96cocs IN
Of e T snds ss 80 d 81 %sss nU ssUw n @
tauc sympathy with the Secretary OF the Treasury
Any act, Of the PtesdcnI RON np hat tine orssi
ySS sa he ws St SS 10
answsr t9ai question Win 20 make an add - tony
the Barnard letter, which the Persistent made the
Sspe It eaS Se svodS tss man IN ,as
body Of that letter or in an accompanying doeumsnt
Louis to the elect That the President himself
nI MN 9enE Iays g to bs .Se ny M
revenues want that fact be noted. because have
maS SUSGt WITH is recreacd enc TO ,Ss s and mai ess5n as
py rn sn n y Ss Se si Sfoss
ess was openly assSriigs that c ,he Secretary q the
Anci9sf point! i wa. asked yesterday Whether
s r'f'n % o ns e e The s.rSsIs geS
Ies s ,eyrne which mas been sG often referred TO-
BSw g1dfr dse o. Aug written 9 t9s Treasury
bad addressed an ofical COMMUNICATION to the Pre-
msn .ad @ a az Gr as uSsss S s S sS
no resp9ns; For tne purpos Of nIng the date when
Of Gen. Dnsow 70 me. written from New YORK, Aug.
Of the record. It as follows;
NO FARLEY WITH THIEVES.
NEW YORK. Aug o. 1875.
MY DEAR WILSON, Your letter OF sterdsy win en-;
when must make square issue with the thieves AMI
Be supported sorsy sna esfSesv 80 or ru.t mt ana viii
9@reak @ ! fear the complication: are such that the
be too careful sbou, talking y snyHoly have hear,
iSy known ana p !%ssnias Porter .Ss RsSccc.(
TO tall with anyogdy ABOUT IT, OF course M. Is NOT
my OHt of
sser fenas ont q, psSsp se sa bsm,siyss
from exposure and Of course viii see. destroy any
snaos S aI as 0 viii stop to parsy With
but S c ns No Sa % S
SaIs % of Lss s % ri, w p on nospf
SsD.sr 70 yIi.s the rns.,as9, tully N.
key Ring lie has great coincidence in webster and IL
IssIs sHs rs
r as .oSs n% ss Ssn
truth. and TO MAKE ,s MS letter CONFIDENTIAL
WHEN GRANT CHASoKD HIS TACTICS.
Now, in response TO the question of the Chsirmsn
may "a, that tae Secretary Of ise Treasury and my:e
%sn should escape Peiod T. c9Sa S be .ssS
could not go back o1 that Injunction without ,tuIiIy.
log himself and placing MS oiieers IN false position,
Gen. Babcocks alleged conviction with the whlskey
,heae er ra sbcat The i.t OF eembe and adced
may say, until Il was known ao.9lu!ely that Gen.
tow anu myself with tue p esdent sere passaolei but
acted, the idea OF a military court Of INQUIRY
brought % 70 sse fr9n. Of kno.leags Sy Gen Bs9coe.
broacaed before the inaic,ment was found se.inst
states, took ihe sfoand tast that miit.ry court
the P.oessen E, y.s SefGTs ana s
the Secretary be- marked indication ofhp purpose
1878 eas
aa,ns i Iy OF my ny vess ana in1e4sns ,n to MN
see y ~ HONORABLE means tnat proceeding, before the
embarrassed, II he could prevent H. any proceeding.
hat letter have not copy. out Gen Henderson
"a. ne S5sS' tro S ,s the Ss. p.ss n fact
,h.. aad put spls; upon a% Or Of ne QTsed s..sr
inony yesieidsy unit, L vas seen sni known that Gen.
bsoeoek wn indicted. The conference between tns
TO place late in November, took place. As
| the 9th of December 1870.
THE PRESIDENT AND GRS. HENDERSON.
1t will be remem moered that In that conference the
president eIpLesed nimse 70 me- sitn regard to Gen
| medately thereafter Gen. Henderson was dismissed
G 10 nv %rtea poet asteed the sscrsfy
Ae e s GP bal G"sS s. tsf ,ea sIDSs de p y
Sir. Eaton Gounse foi the Government that Judge
assed sm.fk. Of den Hsader
sred e Mr. tason saa to s.ve to reQasso s Sf
Eaton to noufy the authorities here that 10 ms lgdg
iioa SSatsvef On lee frcsiiyp,. easi ssilon
to The aet hat Nj Eao9, Mr. pleF an, snd ar hender
eIsd or % gr 1sa sso 9: On On ns me
tIHll a. tlN' -, ~ -
a. that s -.G nov 10 'se 5a1.e re % Desss S m
the President, Of .hc United STATE. v.s slossIher
rcproach far a. he Knew a1d TO iae Pres
deat compliment. said therefore; 70 tns secre srJ
Hend.oa coeasues @ and Of the c5ar as Conclusive
apt & ned led st States "a @ oG IN T.e .se
personal consdcr,tion. IN view OF the fact mat the
retention in The prosecution The dismissal Of Gen
henGeron "as, IN ny laigmsni is ists b'4w & 20 ihs
easss''' tass 0' 'u''s'''u 'sD "'''O''
THE REMOVAL OF WARD.
oGsE suP g. %.l ga sed 9S % rlq se2us, 9
chicago, until lie confronted by evidence on the
partner IN lhc, PoNel dist cry. and mad improper re
tions si1 jacob Kesm w9'cq statement % was msd' S,
cago On that point wrote to secretary Bristow oI
prAn cEsnS4t' MI c09Se sss lq.! INTO sec e, m, M
ttr Sn he met you and Was asu,ei BY tue esdea
tnat he would remooye W.rS promptly and 10 !Mhs M
essor; But what was especially notenortny was
triDutng Logan illness 70 sheer fright and whlei
charges that a n T. and nat me aimosphere Is f.
s aSr po" &C. ra es ,ye sIsiS'.q iS8
That note sent 10 Ge9, Br..tow IN csolpet and ta
lie. proposal to have military Court Of inquiry wa
under cOnsiderailon.
LETTER FROM GEN. WEBSTER
Nov & IS %Soe s par af of & R Of bee e. SSS sS
TIFF oy iGIshS1 5aoS EhGssEA be g.
my DEAK SIR Do you not Degln 10 rlO your eye
and INQUIRE wnetner y Ju are awakc-vhcther We ar
any Of Us not all inv oNel IN some bad dream
Was there gu scandal Us lying anu pleading
IL il not the remark bic night Of century /
tnere any key 10 all except that brlnaeI corruption
moLlug forces placing thcr reliance on para
Irlrd audaClty Of Ytupcrauun and cunuln@Y coutrNe
accusAlOns? Is IL possible that abcocK has lent an
COunteuaucc 10 PROPOSITION tor an attack on BrstDw
VII he confess his own intany aui drag down the Sec
ary with hlusrf' what other explanation - ther
ior The Iutsf C.eln's atack2 suspect that The kin
have got entire control Of the Ihtef Dc,d; they ar
desperate aud vii furnish all the money necessary u
get Ius lsh organ, as teY nave term Al
one IA the o!dlfs- H1tm0. Nhnt are We com
ius 70. When such things can even De ATTEMPTED
have lu.t been told that that Russell 10 thee Il
Arlington, ana has the upulence to Try ana Dack
! man U0th The Secretaries Of War ana the Treas
r sld Yet / see that he has lived q
| long in the Atmosphere almost pecunH y
the pohuca Nhinkey Ring Of chicago that perhaps h
Las no conception OF honesty left, and NO deA OF de
Cency ncorrupuDiity In any one. Yesterday
warned Dexter aud Aver 10 have no further couferenc
let Know whether is such grlccless scamp as
= have Teal blacKmailed the Secretary. hop
ihs outburt Of mahce IN the {
d VIII overrhYot r- marx; and instead OF maxim
breach netween the President and Mr. BristOw nav
the opposite erect write them more nrmy m the nigh
against corruption II looks II the time Ia comm
when all good men, of al parles must band tOgethe
against the rascas s tne only way In which the couI
| try can be saved, but shall see. Write
| few words OF truth ana soberness
l Truly You're, J. d. WEBSTER
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