The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-30

Hayes had had enough influence to have done
ment.' Every man who heard Dennis knows
the cipher Hayes il. and committee counsel
witnesses. and prrssmcn leaned back la their
chairs and shook with long laughter.
The Proceedings In Detail.
WASHINGTON, June 80. Mrs Agnes D.
jerks was recalled aud asked by the chairman
whether she had received the letters addressed
to her Ivy Anderson heretofore called for by the
committee. She replied that she had. and
would give them to the committee with the
stipulation that copies OF her own letters to An
derson In reply should be taken with them.
Q-When you took the note from Weber TO de-
liver to Senator sherman did tho person To
whom You dictated tho reply 20 with you to the
hotel? A.-Oh no. sir he was there already
| was quite alone when went into the building
| met him first in parlor F. He was a mere To-
cal politician ii don't amount to anything you
know.
Q.-And you are still unwilling TO tell who he
was Al have been urged by many promi-
ncnt Republicans here 10 tell you his name. but
] should consider that a BETRAYAL Of confidence
and almost violation Of trust
Questioned about her visit to Mrs. Weber che
repeated her former testimony that she did not
know why Mrs. Weber was wanted In New Or
leans. and said nothing to others about the
sherman letter. She was questioned "a To talk.
that the letter was n tonic She added that she
did not converse with Mr.. Reynolds giving M
an explanation that she did not talk to common
Ollie was newspaper editor / believe
Al do not know. He might have belonged TO
any better. lLaughtcrI Newspaper men are
we'll enough in their way. all due respect to
pie You Americans have too much license.
any how. llaughtcrI
o. viii AJAX you what is your occupation
Nj n,h general genius.
O.-ls that the means by which you make your
nlyinE A. Othell9's Occupations gone.
Tn" Republicans are dead. u.auchterl
Q.n,,ls that the answer you desire TO make
A:-Precisely; what occupation would you
nave nave me follow have no occupation. l
VwWhat Is the occupation of your husband?
A.-Well. sometimes he has occupation aud
United States navy before / married him in
1870 He was tax collector in East Feliciana
Q.-What occupation hns he had since Won
have been married. Ale has had several
occupation but. unfortunately, whenever they
discovered mat he was Identified with the Re-
publican party. Othello's occupation was gone
.Q.-Nou regarded him as the Otheio? A.
Not a bit Of IT, am the Othello myself Laugh
Q.-,Has he any trade or profcssion7 Ale
was CLERK al the Brlleville Oh Works and was
in the tustom Huus" about a year.
Q.-Nhat is his occupation now? Ais oc-
cupa,on IS that Of witness before this august
Q.-l- that all the occupation he has? A.
Yes, sir. and that is sufficient. tell YOU
V.-iou nave bcrome quite notorious char.
n,,.i in 'le country 4 PARDON me- ! do not
w" ,tlu' ',.,,' .I. H,"'tt lvu7.
vi fan,,. r, b, .' w., al hH'r nnie
tj-Dd You have any conversation with Gen.
Sheldon as To your coming here Al may
have conversed with him after | was summoned
V.-Dld hr iel you t. report - any partcu-
Jtn ma n lnc ,1 b,nI az ~, H. ,'"; i ~ Hl1ll-
Gould not attend to small natter Th c'e eode
VIZ W IIi l'silo on, Anal ,oon ,...,.s
wa n Llnnli'as one ~ ali Vs,,v,, 1,,,oi ~
M ~, /" H. , ', DnN' ~ al ithhe' uuels arc
ny e Io h'n "pplsLSla,i me ode. ,.,.
p,i'i,r ,', 'ti'' w H. " ~ ~ OF lne
la-t h., hal atalk vim Mr.. J,.mr- In Wo.bi",,s'
lon IONS, 81 III 3y' I shg nai Eonthffe IN tnG IN,
, 49, NY M + Z" @"1S n "th' 70 nave nm
nrsIton some ~ her frinr l. ,rr,,1 H. I'll 81, o,.''
,,I,1 f NJ ~ II ll'l.lS W.''li pe WIZ pro
S.'retnrv snar,,'n M 5''u ~ ,at sh, 'nnfn OF
il Nm ihere he sn"vn, n .,ine iar''e-
sh" rNpr..srd h. 'The-" names ,,'l,',,. vs. ~
linn hike a red rns ON a bulI. Sn. -aii t0ni tl,.
lftsr ttbe sherman iei,eri ,as ~, -, toi' t 'u,
in New Orleans Andersen vbo va nrol l.,,I
referred To- this forged lurnt on tha nr.f,..i
which had been talked about saving that every.
body seemed To know Tint Judge Uuyh Cnn,n.
bell had forged that lulnt. and She l,ays her
thlt she knew that was the fact.
Mr.. William T. Chandler. recalled was asked
hy Mr.. Cox To produce all the telrrrnus which
passed botNcen him nnd other nntt,..s uta,n
The business Of his VISIT fo Florida in the fth -
1875. Tho witness then prodnrod ana rsnj
them
Q-S,ata distinctly and withou. reservation
what Information YOU had Of frauds ON the mar,
~ Republi ans in Florida A-Ihnyn nn knr,ti
edge Of any Republican frauds des re f., sav
that the sJ uOO which / had received from tI1
Centennial National Bank was expendri in
paving the expenses II procuring testimony
O-RrferrinR 10 your letter 81 Ian ~ 1877
YOU therein say ~ counter.lt these Machine
tons. GOV Hayes sent a large array of eminent
Republicans to Florida among them senator
sherman Stanley Mathews GGv Moves ktinr.
ney-(ienern Little, Mr. Shcllnbnrger Gnn.
Garfield g." Is that correct 10 fnr u- prnsi.
deut Hayes having sent them tnrrn is con.
,.ernedg Al believed II NJ tho q ~, q wrote 4,
AMER YOU came baek from !"ri,, Xxi .n,,
recommend lutte number OF peopls f1r ofl.ot
A-Idi1.
O-Pl.nse give me the names of Them Al
remember some Of them Tho Presidential an
pOilrments recommended are ms follows, Wninr
T. C. Humphries, one OF the Florida electors
was appointed Collector at Penserola: GOV
Staarn~ was appointed member of the HOT
Spring. Commission; J MrIin who was 500.
r'u!ry vi state and Chairman Of The Canvassin.
Territory of New Mexico. also wrote "A letie,
r.rniluIenIiug Mr. Dennis To- amy n.sit,on hs
might desire. and a year aiterward he id re-.
rriv,. nm annointn,ent in thn s"nret s"rvire
.,liy.sion / also recnmm"ndnd MIR Coo II po