The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-06-05

coming developments is as intense as at any
time during the days of the electoral count.
The administration people are still uncer-
tam, because the masked policy of the Bour-
bous is one that battles them.
MORE DAMAGING FACTS IN RESERVE.
tits claimed by those who are acquainted
with the secrets of the committee that much
more startling facts are in store for future
production, and will be established by other
witnesses. The testimony OF Anderson is
looked upon as opening wide field of in
yestigation, and as the names of a large
number OF persons have been used, they
will undoubtedly be called to explain their
connection with the matter. Among them
will be Governor kellogg Marshal PItkiu.
Governor Packard and Judge Hugh ].
Campbell, now of Dakota territory The
feeling in regard to
STANLEY MATTHEWS CONNECTION
with the frauds, even among republicans. is
that OF amazement at his stupidity if moth
ing else. The evidence, they say, clearly
establishes the fact that he was in possession
of guilty knowledge of frauds that had been
perDetrated in Louisiana, and that unless he
exculpates himself the senate will be in
duty bound to expel him.
ANDERSON
will not return until Tuesday having gone
back TO Philadelphia on private business.
His cross-examination Will then be con-
tinued. He will also be examined further
in chief by McMahon on the part of the
committee, as there are still some new fea-
lures OF the case not brought out. which will
be detailed by his evidence. One fact. the
committee say, they will be able TO establish
beyond question, and that is that there was
CONSPIRACY BEFORE THE ELECTION
between the leaders of the republican party
to throw out East aud West Feliciana par
isbes. The evidence is now in possession of
the committee, aud witnesses viii make the
fact conclusive. The only grounds for throw
ing out the parishes, as will be seen bv what
is vet TO be developed, were that one parish
by registration would have given one thous-
and seven hundred and the other a large
democratic majority. 1t was believed that
these parishes must be thrown out or the
state could not be carried for Packard or the
Hayes electors, and it was determined upon
several days previous to election.
THE LOUISIANA COMMITTEE
will not be appointed for several davs vet
Ben Butler announced to friend this morn
ing that he would be upon this Sub-commit-
tee.
ITO the Western Associated Press.l
THE THEME OF THE DAY.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-The testimony
given before the Potter investigating com
mittee on yesterday is.the absorbing theme
of conversation in political circles to-day
and gives rise to comments which vary in
accordance with the divergent political pre-
objections.
The committee, at the instance of its re
publican members, has subpOnsed
JUDGE CAMPBELL,
now a memberiof the Dakota supreme court,
but formerly judge of the Fourth district
court of Louisiana. 1t is claimed he will
testify that Anderson made oath before him
to the protest which he (Anderson) yester-
dav denied having sworn TO. Ex-Msrshal
Pitkin has also been summoned as a witness
in the rebutal of certain portions OF Ander-
sons testimony.