The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-30
NEW SERIES---NO. 81

did not tell him anything like that. II
would have been a lie, and he does not tell
a lie.
GEN. LEW WALLACE,
OF Indiana, was called and stated that he
was IN Tallahassee during the canvass OF
electoral vote, and was constantly in Gov.
| N0yes company; never heard any CONVEX
sation between him and McLin; never
heard them in conversation together; never
heard him discuss the canvass before it was
closed with either McI4in or Courgill; never
heard him indicate that there were anvs
frauds committed by the Republican party.
| which must be covered up; never heard
nm express any doubt that the Republicans
mad elected their ticket; recollects that
Gov Noyes requested Dennis 70 appear be-
fore the canyassing board, concerning
alachusa county, and that Dennis expressed
a dissemination to do so, but the witness
received the impression that the disincina-
non arose from sense of personal danger:
never received any impression from
Mr. Dennis at that or any other
time that any frauds had been perpetrated
by the Republicans; received decided i'm
preston as to the frauds perpetratcci by the
Democrats. Dennis wanted to 90 upon the
stand, because another witness, who had
been expected, had not arrived. Who the
witness was or what he was expected to
testify, ne does not recolect.
Gen. Wallace stated that when he re-
turned to Indiana, after the count had
been completed, he received dispatch
from Hon. Zach. Chandler, asking him to
go back to Florida and attend to some
business before the courts. He hesitatcd to
60, and then received request from Gov.
Hayes to 90. he went and upon that
second visit he told McI.in that he was
there at the request of Gov. Hayes. Gen.
Wallace then stated that during visit to
McLins house the latter told him that
shortly before Mr.. Manton Marble had
been there at his house and had said there
was no necessity for his (McLin) dying
poor man, and that if Mr.. Tilden was
counted in he would be taken care of. The
witness said that was very bold PROPOSE
ton from Mr.. Marble, who had evidently
forgotten that if Mr.. Hayes should be de-
clared elected he also could take care of the
Florida Republicans, and the witness had
Nv Nou'' iiS NoutNt SO. Ilc tltt UOl WISH
this to be construed as proposition made
by him to McLin, for whom he had too
much respect to snch a thing.
THE LOUISIANA sUB-COMMITTEE.
New ORLEANS, June 2S,-Thc sub-com-
mittce which will get here Saturday, will
go at once to work, and it is stated in GER
tain circles, calculated to know, that some
startling developments will be made.
MIR. BURKE
states that he has never said anything vet,
as he was not "babbler" and no one had
ever questioned him who had right to do
so; but that he was prepared to make a
full statement before the committee, which
could cause considerable surprise. The
Democrats intend to prove that the Felici-
ana parishes We're peaceful, and that any
Republicans were safe there during the
election; that Weber was killed by per
sonal enemy, and that John Carr and his
sister and friends were hung for attempt
Ing to murder DR.. Sanders; that the five ne.
groes recently executed at Bayou Sara
were punished for attempted assassination,
and that it was done by parties unknown
to the people.