, 1877-11-11

thrnurh 4ho ,r7oo1 If a., ;,tarr;ou- ff t.onrst
Miles, story vas detailed to lin At length, and
saIa. ' 'epof'e' wills "'oo'nS up' +''' o'D''A
! j. we'll m snch . matter os That of courst
| I'll talk. / snnnose von want The ruth. and
| that Is ,shat iii s-iva yo,
is ;st th;e ~ sl rnr m1an +hn cose II tbe
| camnairn I was cafIri unon at nv Office
hy Senator shn+t and nnother, ecntlrman
from Snr;nrf,eId wbose nam4 7 Relieve to be
| Juflgc rrcscntt ~ soma,Mnr 1ite TINT. had
met Senator ] shutt IT % before bit @ he had 4 letter
then introduccd hi his M fr'cn,i. senator SHUT said
he vantoJ ~ st.s onnronr;nt;ou car
rirt .So d. T sa;J IN iart t I nm iccidc,,-
~ in favor ~ = ard aieo in favor of tl,e Court-
}or ron w;1) Thsr, has been ta;E about
stc,1uo, ,s is ai,y,vs Tho c,sc IN s,,c, matters
| hI,t ~ ta1.nov,r ~, ,y,]Inr to nav1uy nro-
| nurf;on M mattcrhn murh is stnjcn. ratnrr
| than have The buil,Iinr stopped. | will
| ~n,a - ~ ~ ,nr.a1f },n.n,sn ain
wiling tn nav NV share of thc tay. and believe
the State. III Ii}orse M and the Court House should
nc finished, Neil Shntt wanted tn know what
he ha nest do and at Iast snarcst,,l nv giving
him ,et,rr ri intunluctinn r, tht. Carnpair,.
] ro,nn,istec tNn sai1, + II will not ito that,
m7t I viii On over To th,. Palmer Honse with
| ror intro1lnre vnu tn thc t,rnflrmcn. and tell
| fncn am ~ faynr ri the anoronrialion. I can
do nothing more, because | have refused to
H11h ff,tnY fhs1f
,n,,toa u;1l si,nn1v % nyrr there
! an5 in+ro1lrco vn,, 10 thcn Tint is MI
ran 1o, When went over
rhore dcc3inr7 tn rn INTO the roott,. but we
went into tbc next room, and i sent 1or two Of
I'll. Conmit,cn tn com.. in. They came. / in
tro51ced t1,c ocntlenrn .from Springfield. and
s1ated 1hat az Inr mvsr|f / was IN favor OF the
annronrat,ons r.' m ' for Ih,. rcason have already
o,ra, rn,, a. tr whst arranrcmcut was en-
Irre,l jn1o. don't know, SHUT ucyer suggest
n,anncr IN which they arranged matters
nnthiu., was s1,rcestcd TO me, nor do
i car, narticuIafly Nv connection with
tbo atf,r e ,.,nsrI from The time I intro
,)u,el Shut and his friend, and came away.
Y.n nav ,ay for me that I was never on any
subcommittee with John Forsythc or Malcoltn
M'Donnlj inr TINT or auy purpose: that / know
nothing :,bout any such committee; and, 1ur-
thrrm0re. that tits whole story of sub-com-
mittee being appointed. Of which was mcn-
suauc item to come down with $500 or lave
the linz against appear on the tickets, is
made out Of whole cloth-certainly Us far as
an, ron, ,erucd.'
o : affrrwars' nu % Int @ nothju1 hi was su Us to the
way the matter aad been arranged
In the lev; tncments left-.or afr. Smith was
already getting nervous aud dcsirous of return
in,r to his irienls-the reporter yenturcd to ask
him his views of
In a ycry few SENTENCES Mr.. Smith expressed
it as lis opinion that the two grand mistakes OF
The Dc1nocrat1c managers llal been the calm
ignoring ol tne Commuuistic strength, and the
attcu,ni to tounrc Ri.cbcl IRON ihc ticket. IN
rcsari to tic Communists, A1r. Smith saiL he
h,Iiuvn3 hoii, 1nrt;cs had hcen astonishcJ at
their strength, but they ought to have
forescen It and prepared for 1t. These
Communists. he said. were becoming more
nowerfnl element than somc people imagined,
and in his oninion it hehooycd both partics to
havc an cyc to thc rrcat problem Of tie future
in which these same COMMUNISTS appeared Us a
danrerons factor.
MtLcoLM M'poSALp.
4 renorter called last evening on Mr., Malcolm
HcDonald. a member of the Democratic Cen
trei Cnm,nirtre. whose nnme had bern men
famed in Nr. kchue's letter, Mr. Mcdonald
saij that he and several other members OF the
Enmm,,tne-nntahly Nessr5. Loycjoy and
Stnrcy-onnosed the scheme from tue instant
thcy Learnt n if. They had understood that
the ,irtcts wcrc to 6e printed "tor" aud
ssarainst,,' and were not informed