The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-26
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na far and only the ress nuow before
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alone we ought sjorliy 1000 but under the
Law the Ssre DC Of al soss1n dis
suit. fths is done this result win give the Hayes elec
IL parish oea sn
sm ne stated %sj0rs. ana thus Tar slightly
parish has thus been laid aside and among them are
claim this with oe 0a a
oyer tive vose;; but our whose informs.
At most es votes The law seems conclusive that the de-
the ticket though II Z conciyciy shown
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the ticket printed ny the state CommItee We
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coin RichlAnd and sabine low the proof in these
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people That would
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Our little party are now dividing out tho disputed par
paper and detail. Many imp.sens the delay and
aDoa. ten here We have insnsrsa some .Siss. for
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and not wiling TO be cheated out OF /. or TO be bull.
ought TO have the vote Lousans and We BELIEVE that
yours ,ss '.''' ''' ''' o ''' '~ JOHN shEEaAs '
GOVERNOR HAYES
To this Governor Hayes espondsd Us follows:-
MY DEAR sIRI am greatly obliged for your letter Of
gwen US ss,
are NOT e. allow our friends TO defeat and
fraud BY .nstSss There 10 noshns crooked
S..sa :ss is;Sa ssssss .sta asas.s:S:
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mistake in sending 80 many ssIepuoc.n New converts
rscenty lett trust yen viii soon reach tho end Of shs
work ana be ablo to return in health .aisty sin
TESTIMONY OF T. L. wxBYR pExIrp
In the course OF tho further examination the Sscre
tary SAID, with reference " Weber's testimony that
he nad heard OF any plan to pulac the vote
oil Louisiana, nor was he AZ any time writing ~ desk
body else Tho Testimony OF that witness about eau
Gus At which no was present Ia false made out OF
leans stood up Tor tne nght amid so much inlimidA-
sion and SO many threats ON the part o! the demo.
Gratis. He denied ha! the exhibition and statements
concerning Eliza Pinkston were part OF plot Tor
political purposes. ho never asked mrs jerks TO
suppress any letter written b. him. He never had
conversation with her except In the presence Of
Others never offered nor any reward or gave her
hope OF reward for anything she was to do.
WITNESSES APPoIATED TO PLACES.
Chairman Potter asked Secretary sherman whether
he was not aware that Louis }. Souer was appointed
one Of the local appraisers in the New Orleans Gus
tom House after kellogg testified before this commit.
tee and tnat Henry 9. Clark, iormeriy Governor KEEL
logs private secresry did, hot also occupy place
In mo Office Of tho missioner Of Internal Revc-
nues. The Secretary said he aware that Messrs.
kellogg Clark testified before tho
| 1hc Secretary aso INTERCEPTED shout L. l..
Weber and Captain Thomas II. jerks In connection
Iauarser counsel for Secretary sherman having bsen
mentioned with reference to tho last named, Judge
Sheilaearger, oy permission o. .ns COMMITTEES, sx-
the Treasury appointment clerk, he merely went to
the department. with captain jerks and introduced
him TO Mr. Vance and then lett
| secretary Sherman SAID he would not hesitate to
appoint any man because he did his duty.
General Butler-l think Souer was appointed the
Recommendation of senator Kellogg Did no. the ap.
pointmcnt como down 10 from the President 10.
stead OF going up from you to HIM?
The Secretary repisd-rhe papers will show. You
what the President said to me what said to the
President
General Bu,lerI don't ask you for Cabinet secrets,
but have come TO the CONCLUSION that there ought
70 be no secrets In ireo government
The secIetary-l will give you the exact facts when
General Butcr-But the papers will not help the
case nor answer my question. Was not Parker re-
moved a. pos TN sstcr New Orleans and Badger ap-
pointed in mis- place the same day That souer was
appointed? Was there any consideration about Y
The Secretary declined 10 answer, when General
Butler said al want prove nothing was said In
the CAbinot aboutiL"
Secretary Sherman then lefs the com mttce room.
understood that he will DO further Ia that
city questions other than those propoundcd to-day
GENERAL GARrIELD's TESTIMONY.
General Garfield next called, being mi ned by
Mr.. Hiscock and testified that This the sixteentn
Orleans November 1876 on the invitation OF rresl.
don't Grant, rs follews:-
c.s..ssan Gwso .ss Friday, Nov. 10, 1876
would be gs era you voaIa go 10 Nsw Orleans to
Kellogg witnesses 90 sent to sea that
the canvass OF the vote is fair one answer
General Garfield subsequently, had conversation
with President Grant, VINO said Governor Kellogg had
telcgraphcd him, saying that the chairman OF the
Democratic State Committee haa invited prom nent
democrats 10 visit New Orleans, and therefore
keHcgR suggested that corresponding number OF
republicans should come there Tho President stated
thore was likely 70 DO great zeal Of feeling with
gard TO the counting Of The vote; and as 1t would be
matter oil discussion W Congress IL i'm pc tant
both for truths sake anu Tor members Of Congress-
that thcy should be familiar with the facts, and
on this ground the President urged General Gar
Geld 10 20 TO louisiana the President said oil he do
sired was to know tho facts OF what rsnsprcd and 10
have report; General Garfield said he was more In
debted TO the late ID. A Weber, Supervisor OF Elecs
tons OF West Fcciana, for iniormat relative 10
that parish than TO any ono else; Weber said the
whole trouble here was founded tho suggestions
Of the Democratic state Committee, who ADVISED the
formation oil rifle clubs, Tor the purpose OF intimdat
ing republicans aud 10 show that there physical
as well as moral force in the ement Weber said
he could not then return to West reiciana without
running the risk OF being killed, although II might BIO
safe Tor MIN to alter the was over
wRBER's TESTIMONY.
General Garfield ntorrogated nj length rs to tho