National Republican., 1878-06-12

to leave to.nishL and If you want me you can
send for me. n
Mr.. Butcr-1 never bald wanted you.
Governor Youns-I said that the Pod said
you wanted me.
Mr.. Butler-Oh, you will have 10 adopt my
rule. You can never believe anything you see
IN the newspapers so far as i am concerned.
IL you don't want to come, don't want you
Governor Young-I don't want to come.
There Is nothing in IL, any how.
Mr.. ..utler-I have nothing TO explain.
Governor Young-Neither have |.
Mr.. Darrell's examination was thon resumed,
and the following letter identified by him:
wAsnISGruN, n. C.. March u. 1878
MY DEAR Sra: have your favOr, " it'll the passes
Frank viii send them back from Ptttsburg, 80 you
and Nash laid the recommendations before the
President this morning, aud Il made . very strong
legislature and letters fr,1m kellogg Morey, Nash
shellabsrgcr. The letters from shcabargcr aud
dent read over most OF them told flash to bring
mp those he was expecting from his district as som
as they came, and the boys thought acted IS favor
thews by appointment tonight and as soon as
Hutchinson gets here from New York tomorrow
Nash, additional petitions in to.norrows mail
which he VIII take up at once and present. l am
cour.e % can't n to You come ON C" over rs saturday. Ny
respects toSirs. A. Truly yours, &c; ,,.,
| &. H. DkRRAbl.
JAMES T. ANDERSON, ESQ.,. Philadelphia Pa.
The witness lin reply to Mr.. McMahon)-
This was written aftor my first talk with Mr..
Matthews about the papers. My understand.
| ing with Mr.. Matthews was that the copy of
the Sherman letter was to be given up IL all
was right. Some days aftorward had another
conversation with Mr.. Matthews, at which the
letters affecting him were spoken Of. The
understanding was that " / received the col
lcctorship this letter was to be given mp, and
was to bo responsible for its surrender Mr..
Anderson represented to me that he had writ
ten assurances from Sherman aud Stoughton
and Matthews that they would take care Of
him. He had never told me that he had ever
done anything but what was right and
proper. Anderson always told mo that the
document was signed by sherman and Slough
ton. have heard him tell Others In my
presence of his conversation with Sherman
aud Stoughtou In New Orleans. Senator Mat
thcws told me after this that he had seen the
President several times in my behalf. and that
the President was dead-sct against Packard.
At this point the following letter was identi-
fed and read:
wAsHrSToS, d. C.. March II, 1873.
| MY DEAR STR: | saw VI. for n few moments this
evening. n He hal not seen Hayes yet t3ll him
to work for the Cabinet. lie had company, and
had no chance to talk with him further than ho Is
dead against Packard. lie sail he did not want to
need not come over Tuesday unless telegraph
ior y3n. When saw kellogg aftorward and
hintcd at him to go In for me he did not seem will
ling to do 80. don't know what to think Of IL.
WIN talk further with N. tomorrow. and with you
then. II he don't or can't do anything don't sec
much show. nut gucSs he will do Ii. Yours, &c.,
u. u. DARkALI.
JAMES T.. Anderson. Philadelphia In.
q. In the negotiations about the collector.
ship how active was tho returning board, and
what influence did they seem to exercise with
the President?
Mr. Recd-ln speaking Of tho returning
board you refer to Anderson and Wells?
Mr. McMahon-Yes they were tho kite !:
the other two were the tail and wcro len in
New Orleans.
Mr.. Reed-Oh, thought you got hold of the
tail.
The following letter WIS identified and
read:
wAsIIINGToS, d. C., March 49, 1873.
MY DHNR sir: You Will sec the action of the
louisiana supreme Court declares the paper was
not such document MS coull have been forged,
and this decision relieves all Of the Others as we'll
as Amhcrsnn Wells left New Orleans for here last
night 1t looks very much as ii there was some
kind Of trade and Wells was coming here to carry
It Ou. saw Matthews today In the Senate. lie
Thought best Marks should COM up Nash will
take Pmchbuck's letter and some other papers that
We have u the President Tomorrow. don't thimk
you nrll 10 come over I'LL Wednesday night, hut
he ready to como then II ! telegraph You. Wells
will be here Thuryluy. and you hal, think. best
be here to- With thee papers. This action Of the
court, think, wcakenN Packard and Matthews
told me today steele had no show At all. | am a
little afraid that old Wells may go in for Packard,
In which case there muy be danger. No other
DARRALL.
JAMES T.. ANDERSON. Philadelphia Pa
/: The following letter was then read:
WASMIS3rDS. D. g., March - 1873
DEAR SIR: have not written because there was
> nothing 10 tell YOU The appointment will not
rrcme court Of Louisiana has inaliy acted in IN.
, dGrsou's case. Marks IL here, also Governor
Hahn There ia not anything to tell you aud no In.
you will be over saturday. Give my love to Laura
r why not bring her along for week? Not a thing
to tell only still looks favorable TrqIy EETnri
JAMES E. ANpERsAS. Philadelphia, Pa.
The following letters We're also submitted
wAsHISGroN. d. c.. April Il, 1878.
pEAE "a Sir II LIN ine,G,e los you nS passes ESe. Hunt @ VII
beat in the Senate. had long talk with the Pre-
+ hcnt last night, and very satisfactory, except il
i and will likely. for that reason unless somcthin,
!. can be done. appoint Hahn or Albert Seward.
) ! am sure the President Is very well dispose,
4, toward me- and IL ! could only get in little worl
write as looks as Il would S Sc deolded ,lA ,h
Friday, or you don't come. send back the passes
1t Truly. in haste, C.. u. DARRALL.
i. wAsHISGroS. D. C., Feb q, 1877.
y Ny DEAR SIR: have your favor of the 25th
/ teegraphea you, and have written rs we'll Their
e Is not athng to tell you. My friends are for me
e | and 50 talk The Cabinet are all friendly; ever,
:, one; and Senator NJ has been dong all he could
e. Steele Il out Of the way. II lays between me an,
Packard. | don't think any one will bc RppOnto,
for some days, and yOn know bost whether L
write me or come over will write or telegraph
!. you Of anything new. don't think any one vii
II be appointed till next week, aud II moi perhap
l. You had better come over saturday. The only MS
IS surHnCe we can give is that my appointment vii
a ! bo generally satisfactory, aud that can be con
y hrmed VIII write or telegraph Of any new devel
u Opmcnts Truly yours, e, u, DARRALL
n JAMES L. ANDERSON, Philadelphia, Pa.
WASHISGToS. n. e.. March H. 1875.
a DEAR Mus. ANDERSON: got your note sent b.
= Jim. | wish You would come over here al,
quarrel with me, as would like 10 have some on
10 abuse, and you are so auiable that Il would b
- cR,y to impose on you. II | should get that an
II pJintment will come over and SEE you. But VIII
10 not you come over with Jim, and stay few days
Il II would do you good. Please say to him there 4
n nothing new, except Marks thinks Anderson vii
y got new trial Monday. Ii 80, they may want
It hold the collector open until that Is settled, whiC
At would DC a month or two. Senator VI. seems 10 b.
Z. all right film can aud you will let him. thin
d he had hest come over saturday again, and hOp
IN YOU will come along. hope your health will b
better and you will be as healthy and happy as yo
IT deserve to be- Very respectfully. SC,
10 Mis-. LAURA q. ANDERSON.