The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-02-22

ssAsAS& s4AssNA sssFsae - MNsA sAes
ssAs8 - ss* ssssNs#ts@ ss*skesxsss ~
W@@ss&x

- vNss@tSA N3ssss ses -
a.. i a.ass@@ sss4s MeAs ssss pn@
- - ~ ssA wsA 4 s@ss Nts
ks#8# n - aHs a
n wwWhAs ~ w* Gal FhA $50
saA ii aMs @7sk sf sMKsw NJ
ss ~ 81 ss#AA #sN AA#* All sasass
II h - 4Ass8 ~ W. ~ aeMA sA ~ vi
AA4Aa A4#ea - a4AA4s aMA ~ aAA sAAA
49, 49, aasa4a eWsA
II saA $50 a staAsA @ sa w. 80
~ aNA sssA sA ##aa as8 AN#& ssM#@A 8#
A8ss 4@ AA8A A# A8N# NJ #M @A#A
A4@ q - AsA# w. 8s~ me@ Nesa NJ
#ss8 NaaH sH4* 9~#s @As a# sAAN
M sk* # aA~
a4se II q 81 tRA MA \ A8M
- .s.. So psA
I'm ts# s &as gas ~A##
~ A& AZ #As# # %FAA
A# Nd f A fse4@ FRs \
Aa## A AAs sssNa a@e es fas w 49,
A4*aA4### - - AA A N 49,
NN@#s# Hs4a Al NA FsA8.8 IN tN#wteas
NeasA ~ sAN*M sN sVAs4s sA4A \ M EA
MxAs tAe kuR Ht~4Me a8s& hes t#sA
f#asHs Mss# il M4@64 NsM @WsvA @A tes
Asas ~ sAsH i tsAsstfas IA sset IN MI l't
4
4 Ha#88ssAA AAss fFsaa sss Avy~eAs4 sAs#sA
80 - ~ III stsA s.tAAsMsAsiA tt8xws@ shF
s*As88 ss 4Asmsss+M I'M A RMss htsss wMe
NsssAsA s#Assas Aass sAe YtssAs IA sst sses
sn# Il ~ sssss ws4 sAsA tsss ss* iAHA1sts
*sa4 { IL tfniAss "A 4s esAsss''
t u aeaa8at8s t8AasssA thsa suh Ftfw~tA
~ hstss III ~ Asssf'sissssts
assn hi asA In sssesAs sas n@ asAfa
/ sss HssmNM tssA ssAistss sssassssa HsNtA ~
81 esasfs8e 4es ~5h ti@sn. wt3sA NJ ENWs#
Nss As8tsisA Nlth NsHM tsfshNissssss fssas =
~ assss astesis ss iFis ssstsHesw AZ fps "
tsms4 ss4eeA wssh NsA ~ gs#lAMfsst "A ti ~.
1su Hnsa ~ s8sls a ia sessssaN vaA figF tavsH
~ o. .sss isM slH lsssse sAss#+s ~ 49, " sssd
Ss4 assa Mastls@s ~Nlsh sbs asssa tits sn ~
slss ard wANsh Aeye issH dts tsss'as4lpa
" understanding <, sh >. stnss wss thsi Ne,
lHsssa hssfsa ~ itisfs ~ ssaas iss~.ssl
as IA 1~tssissie q ssssssrs MS ~ sht fa'Hft i
ssssa tsls le ihsssspi IL Fnswt 1elsis BIS sritsa
me-"
sssl whas was that wtsns ,ussfsssusy
t&tAa IL enss4t ss tastn iis ntssA II III NH8b
M Wss laid. Ihssp wtsF W., ,@''n W. Mst'
tissns, rsusi 4 ~lsetMats, sssts, iAantss@. h,n
tsnie4i asaa uy.IF, III Mr. iiAses flasta.ls
At. Mats,tvan Mt. i4iis eud Nv, ilaile sfr = I
that usu ssesli ~ llts uthr ssir NJ this ma'
sats isalssatss wsitga etfv tsfr1ai. " was
distinctly sfaseti TN Mr. Masthr~~ and sAlEsf
fiist,aIs of nup Hss.A ihsl v. isa uus pretend
81 II susi,siad H. siwat fst htn. list ~
ctald MT ask lin fw All .slHw'~ssn ~ hs
s4ews, but that liauwsng him II. W. ai. v.
believed that Ii. waull give ~ thr Sia,ss ~
Snsh sarnlsna TnA Louisiana what sh.s "
sii.A. VIZ. lural III Hpssftmsftt, Mr. Burke
hsI with him a r#p~r. which lr read w utN,
tsarissii III my hsaflnF h, mny have rssa NJ
NIL IN ~. Int tllnk NIL, thn EvintAl rnipatt
lsing statement " What w might expect "
the Nsriulls uus.ftt tnsns MAS @sletsihsst. Viz.
fasr treatment lin Nli clAsses ~ cl,igrms efi.
h,asinv. shnnii vav. substantially the rstn.
lntiuns ~ thu Nichols lsEislasnfv ra.eed iass
Ma, ani nothing mor..
Was there amy targsin ~ shy sast M
"Nat ii all, unthrs ~ The tuti. ah.sln'oiy
nothing. Gen. Garfield esid in ihfkc that w.
~anld nes make amy bargain N un. should ~
proposed; that w ssat.i IN Euod faith What
~ believed urt. tfAseH wonlsl no, aud thai W.
did i,n. require MI, pledges from them. - fai
as know not oven Suggestion ~ bargain VAS
mad. l.y any III, nor MAS ANYTHING sA,d. done,
fr.tnised or suggested wheh would in thu least
degree influence lllu ,.t. ~ aay member ~
Congress. No suggestion wa~then made. or ~
Any other time TO my knowledgrl, ~ bar
gain l,v which anything was ~ be done tn con.
r,d.ration VI anything r,tsting 10 the Electoral
Count hil to the IT., s,slenttsi succession. or 10
sn,shing whatever, directly or indircctl. con-
lert.d With u, or with the future ~ any rohti'
cal PARTY existing or 10 t,e created.
'What was tho nature ot tho paper which
Burke had7'
"ihe PAPER was .imply memorandum.
without signature, stating, IA ru,ntanc", what
the Sehuls Government would dn IN casn II
should be- sustained. II dill not cover NOR,
than half.t age ~ l.,trr.yap.r. The general
id,aAf II VA. that IA. SNholl. Gns.rnmeit
would treat all citizens ~ Louisiana fairly that
~ rur~on should b. punished Tor upinlon1
sahs. that eulufvd nlrn shunht rnl"s ali ihe
rights guaranteed Ivy I'll. constitutional An.rii
iialis M ntiiit,. II III. declarations which wire
subs. uusntis nRd. tn the f.enlntioi'ala hy
lie Nrhuis IsRaslatAl.,
WAS there Nily mention malu Ia that mcn,.
efalsdnnl. ar IN any memorandum, ~ ~ that
snufpr.nre. ~ III. il.tnrnIng Board, ~ ~ any
seton IL ~ taken. ur nut taken cnncsiniug
N?'
.rhn Returning board waa MOI mentioned
n, tLs runf.r nes within my hearing, NOR VA
All, reference made III Y,
NNs thv meeting dluncr party
LII. meeting WAS entirely informal Thsrn
war ln Organization, II wa~ naA called " or~
der. NuLady stated H. object There WAS nn
Chairman. II consisted w general talk about
The room among tho d.fsrrnt gentlemen whu
w,ra there. f.iLtl. srunra We're gathered ~
different parts Ut the ruun. talking Az 'hr raiiir
time. Fur thi. rsaset. dpnbtl.ss, ~ hapIrned
that Nal burke rad hir ralsrtn Garfield ~
Mv bearing, aud that iha s'iher psf~ulss W ihs
1HtHi NJ kfst l1tlA& hHNb hAbWH HINSN
thing about IT, W. sat va u sofa Arar, g. ellt
SELVES.
"Dii anybody nnko any .arnes.'onn - 70
What the lailas ~ the Nichols Government
uunli ha except ihnksf
Nobody that | remember aaId anything
.l.. alnni Sehuls % Lis Government .Ae.pl
burke.
We're there an, suggestions IA 10 South Caro-
iina e
south Carolina WAS not mentioned Ia tho
sauf.r. nee, except ia a general NAY ~ irfet,
tin2 IL the policy which Gov. iAst. would be
likely to adopt that of local seif-goy.t,nWnt.
Tho conference may have been two houfs IN
isnnih."
What became ~ that memorandum2"
II suppose iuikc kupt II he certainly dill
not gise II 10 Al, badly oIer 10 siy, " ~ any.
ln,Is. that saw sr heard. II Il all the pHlst
II ANY kind that MAS shown At the meeting.
Where IL tho letter II Ooy. Hayes 10 YOU r
II thought had Il here among my raI~Is..
| have 4 hun.hcf " letters from him, but
dout hni il, and suppose mnst have lott y NJ
houie.a -
..Uan YOU remember III. substance ~ II HI
II eau remember the substance, aud. think,
the exact language. Tho lottcr WIS almost
iL.nilcaiiy this
...Accspi my thank. for ycnr speech " fph
-. viii nui make statements 70 influence
results. nut II the snlt n favorable, sunt nn-
derAAnding u my policy vii ~ found " W
correct.
i That IL tho substance 1 think tho very
ianA liMEu IN TIM letter. There sAs nnt moro
than slA lMen iu IL. il MAS anhrtAnllal ia
,lnf~t muns III what said III III. speech VI l
believe thu date ~as Fsh. 1n.
What war your object III mAAirg that
speech II
MY oniy purpose n any statement that
made MAS to imprers upon thu nppo~itlun my
convictions ~ IL the probable policy ~ duN.
iiay.s. II the orpnris.nn could ~ convinced
tliat correctly rnitsrvntrd uos. Hayes .icAr,
| thought thai could scv rrAsoilahle chance
fur peaceful execution ~ the Elecsnrsl Cunn,
bill. / asked TOR no promises ia frthfifi ~
suggestion was ever made Iy me ~ anybody
| that ruitAin thinga were tu In dune ~ The
other eide III confederation of ecStAln things to
! IL dime by dos. Ha,cs, should he hc 1.icc,s..
| fni NJ iaenilon was ever undo os thc tl#ak.
/ arehip III fact, ~ far ~ my nminc WAS eeix
n.cl.d With iha, uils.e, nthinR " "" hind
ever secured 10 mo until ! aaw The matter
| mentioned ia tho public prinis after the III.
nuguratinn of President IlA,es. never heard
| i suggestion about the Texas Pacific railroad