The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-23
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY JUNE % ls78oUADRUPLE SHEET

gagged in the business Of the Returning BOARD pay
much attention To what was going on sround them
y Therefore none OF them knew what was IN this
notsg A. No, SIR do not think they did.
q And, OF course, they were too gallant to look
over ady's Shoulder A. On, yes. that would have
becu breach OF etiquette.
Q Then you put envelope !. back
to Mr. Weber, a. did not say that; don't you say
Pardon me again; keep ssy,ing y wrong all the
happened TO be at the bottom OF that letter? Ali
Was signed John sherman.
q. WHAT did you say to Mr. Weber when you handed
1t 10 nimg A. just gave MN the letter and walk ed
on; did not like to stay any longer 1t was not neccs-
q. Where did he part with your A. parted with
him; that At tho corner OF Common ana ST.
Charles streets, and walked up Common street
U. d. he tell you where he was goingr A. did
not ask him.
q Have you ever seen that letter sinces A. do
not know that have; was not very anxious TO
IL, TO tell tho truth; have not seen that docu-
ment since mat tmei II was worth preserving in the
archives.
q Where wero those archives that IL was ing A.
think y VIII last as long as the na,on will last, or az
go down TO Ioserity; say II should have been fled
IN the archives
looked Tor u siuce2 A. dont know that nave
looked Tor that special letter. but have looked
Tor some important documents; thought the Nc
veasu commission might have given some important
document 10 neip Mr. Anderson and looked tor that
aave yoa Snown 2, ,nai s'sr Usns - existence
meat and submitted some OF Mr. Anderson : letters;
he asaid he )haa An important document addressed To
Weber or Anderson, ana thought ~ MAS p port
AMI document: Anderson kept wiring for his .dvcu-
men," no, for the sherman letter; "docum-nt'
looked larger than '.letter.'' you know.
a. Anderson wrote your husband about u, did he
not: A. Yes he did.
q. You never meant that Ander son should get hold
oil 1t, II you could heipn A. Not II no wished TO
use II unJusy; !. Was a political document. and II
General Butier-So far as / am concerned i with
draw oil my claim 70 u.ausn.cr
a. All that ANDERSON wanted was to get that origi-
nal q n A. H.
pose that Id what he wanted
O. Aud you could have gwen It TO HIM At any time.
could you not? A. don't know but what might II
had irieu very hard. you knO~
@ ne mad written that II would be q fortune Tor
your husband II YOU could get IN A. Wen, people
con- make fortunes IN tnat way, but as nero poliu-
Cal matter u was quito JustihaDle; did not know
what document he wanted; did not know until jauu-
AIRY that II was the Sherman ic,tcr that he wanted
O wnat paper did you 10 up and ask Mr.. Weber Tor
submitted 10 MN Mr. Anderson letter asking me
Tor his docrmehts; wrote that mr. Anderson re
~ please 'ook Tor his documents Always spoke OF II
ONE OF MRS JESks' LETTERS.
Mr. Butler read the following lctIers:-
CORNER BELLE CASTLE AND CONSTANCE STREETS,
new osL.Ass, oct ~. 1871
made OF good husbands hair and your II would
Time will lst little nsir OF each your dear iiise ones
ssHs an@ for y s9 ~@
been n'd9 long ns on Thought p.rh'P, you miga.
myself, on, presume you hsv. not visited New yys
n the ss wss sD iss"s
yic 80 speak 70 YOU about i iee sure i must be among
lott .hs ely b you sara time Mr. Xna.r
they
time W. Weber expected 70 return 70 New oresn, in
would have Kept me letter here as T. belonged
snvooDe. and slipped in among other papers. 1t
az and 10 p Is.
% use 70. lock ws to,
we'll Tor your time anu trouble III searching for H. Pardon
for SAYING ,S: :" sincerely trust s You WIN not
will be anxious hear from and should visit
ing lie. best Blessing believe mo, :ncsJesy oIsd
en- Mm as.'i =. A. wrsxn ~''A' = JEANS
O. Is that your letter? A. Yes. SIR
LKrrLR OF ANDERSON
Mr.. Butlcr-l will also read the foilowng:-
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. %, 1877
swsr s'a s s9a two "n
msths There is going 20 DO an investigation this winter
VA .sss' W
the ash. Ixi:n ycs soaid .ueeses .r.sns
w., . ysa cool = eco I you DO sss .ys
y yours a."' r'3n Wa nero s sss
Endorsement on BACK Of above.
IN ~ sSs 30 mere met e. 10 long ere
sincerely trust this matter will be invioabic.
Q. You have told as OF letter directed and sent
scnt 10 tnemY Mono but what Anderson
toned.
q You know that Anderson expected aud did got
letter containing guaranty as ne believed. Now be
was writing TO you Tor that letter und offering you
900 Tor T. Did YOU not uIdarstahd !nai was me
thcre War no Importance attached TO tnat IN my
never thought about that letter; guarantees were The
order OF the day, or In demand ut that Lme, ana Il
they had wanted one IRON tho sublime Porte they
could have got 1t
O. bid Anderson ever talk OF any other guaranty
tnat he had? A. lie talks so much that can't
keep trace OF h,m don't know OF any other.
a. You believe that letter among weber's
papers? A. That vas what Anderson SAID; where
speak Of In my letter Il ought TO be put In quota
ton marks; u II Is not SHOULD nave been.
then was the sherman lottery A. Decidedly not; II
had should not have gone to the trouble OF going TO
A LwrrKR TO KELLOGG.
General Butler tnen read the following letter, ad-
dressed 10 Governor Kellogg
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. II. 1877.
Mosr gsrErsrD Fntsp-you note OF the 18th
eeiyed Yesterday gives me pleasure TO hear Of your
In regard 70 tho Anderson affair. know no. tina. the
though they annoy BY their b.ss,ng aud singing
Yoa iii psPes,ve BY one >, ANDERSON. s,lers which sn
close that he values very highly and also that be Is no.
never GET Or the other papers value ~ s. TO
tract hts ianrs should have the aadsey 70 SHOW them
or even sstemnt 70 90 So You be assured that ho A-
matter In qaes,oo IN poor oo judges otssts ny hims
ciple sre up for bsrxain aud sale lie enough
70 understand when he oilers Insult Pardon trouG
dislike 70 yen, I feared he might annoy roa
was 6armes, Tor reasons have va you. ose yoa
seoey Tor troubling you some dals ago w,,s LITTER
aud IL he feared his mucn valued application might
annoyed you much. knowing now mneh
letter epn that you arc arc me saa .ss az sue
cess may be your, am, rs ever, yoar rend ,y.v.
Excuse chrosrAphy.
The wtness-Don't you think that is rather breach