, 1876-08-04

lccanc Of thusc checks Tuition hwore Dexter
tnforne1 him Tint Mrrscrcn, wished tn |
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ne "'r'"oc" a,"'',s Nv ~ rt1' .,."n a
that Dexter adaca: ~ Will oe oa','e"
II l will let him III among thcm
unless he tells Us what he knows at,'ut cl'ar'cy
-.wnra.a,t .,at .vtt.on To, in.,.tc1. With em.
lc"ctoseo tnas "ne." ~. '"s, .,,.,, a,,s, ~
1hasls, on MS belief ~ TIC possln'e suu' .,
logan, Walswortb, siunn, and Faswcll, aud
that WI,son
mn prcovuvxnrn rur,1, ,yprcruEyr.
"o mIt" ,.1t..'... ,,,iia.a,, .tora .xt,, In
plenty Of people who will give evidence against
them, and tho main thing Is to get them In
,1tctntt !, Tu,t,n rencwcd hi. acc,arntron TINT
yorsor u,o. m,cf,,, " I'm r,ng hcro,,.e he
PLACED mpe,msatst in tic way oitho prosecution
Of tue whsky cases. These impcdl'ncnn we're
| the ordering away Of revenue agents who were
iulm,rtant Witnesses, mud linking uf the bucks Of
saiI that tn, rcrcf3ue service Was never 70
| dcmoruilzcd ~ Il was under Prntt's adm!nt.tra-
ton, and that this was tuc TO the fact that Pratt
| to run tho Office,
Tutt0n ineistcd that Ynryan WAS not wel-in-
formed In revenue matters. lie claimed " hare
| been appointed Collector Ut Philadelphia chiefly
on E,ristow's resnmmcndetton. ls admitted
moro for personal reasons tba1l Tn account IT
The effect on tho Fcrytcc. Tuition showed that
| during the st. Louis trial he wn6
WITNESS fon TaE TT pERENss =: SG', ,..n,.n.
conferences with hin relative to thc trial and
tic evidence. Iie devoted great deal Of time
10 criticism Of the eoursc Of tho Government
counsel In granting immunity for thc first batch
Tic WA unwilling TO admit TINT my practical
| benefits had resulted from that immunity. lie
admitted that Dexter had characterized bis
attens nfsrenses ss mefsome, . and de-
Tuition cmphasized the statement that Dexter
aud Wilson hoped to get evidence to convict
Logan and Farwel
| w11RoN
was examined for al,ort time, and will be re-
caiinJ gat,,ri]av' The cyidcnec to-day tended
n snow tint the whole subject Of Immunity,
with The approval Of the President anu tue At
and Tuford Wilson himself entirely to the dis
crc,ton OF Tic Chicago prosecuting officers lie
saii % thpt t. Dexter did not receive Instructions as
pns w1 u lie coses
tho W.r,cr -, stcfa,cntlon. Wi]son referred Inc
Committee to tic records in the 1nterna. Rev
th ...;no'In'; sroEns :, n, Dvc,.,r0,,on
~ r. f,Sthcr nrr.cnt thc Snt,ilcation for Ucsing'e
release. m gsorrs says It'll .ic evidence thus iar
taken confirms tic essential position assumed IL
psto1ss aa ts stFsngthsn, hi:
ecncTa1 raj il s also iefe}rng nal decision ia lie
nenJine applica,!ons for lie formulation, Of ths
investigation; ic IS attGhsixeay a.nsaS'ng si tne
eyaenee nu nas ea1 "" nr ,rs,,
81 Tie 6pecches iA9nt ~ AeANs n.la ~ "AsH @
tue sentence oL 1tenIn WIS mum W ~ l1o, ~
nouheeu; n, sloiIs Is op'osco u f''c't"'s 1ao
, cases ,s 70 b!0aectt; l., r,,,,.,, o,aa :. +.
Moateye5 nay no uonn W. .hs ,nF cas ~ ~ ~
quao ptuau,s , tat Gntt eoo III. , nnnc,tis,,s
may nc lelsslsu ~ 1sks. i a"T ~ LILY. ~ y.
,, for the rardon Of waterman anu Cullegon Ae:
noH sk[oiheH suftol se4 s1ate' 'uNhs 1!o..s.t4
has written = letter ~ the Watcr'ians cases,
! stating that he should havc given mildes
!; scntcuoe il the Inv had allowed it.
= = TuTToH's 7ALK.
- ~ hHs'et" N"a n",G. ~ .,,,-ro,r.
Msnan"s' 'hsiv, - T., a,,,;s eu .o.,S IL ~.
u.tH itt Va ~ ~ ~ S,...sz-t.a. TS,tton r. ssnir :.
w. 1'1 ,,,sss,s,,. ,r,,.1ba- H. J,scovnrc Snv.
. fhiur ~ mnIicnie Set,nfnr I.orsn and Air.
i Enrwcli. the witness reniict that he JIa not,
though as to tue latter there appeared suspicious
. | circumstances u1tIl explained. Mr.. IMrynt