Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-30
TURNER TURNED OVER.
ga..ts that will convince any Reasonable
@an tGai a.. F.. s.. is Not Fit 10 be
Attorney-General Of This County.
ii0weYcr he ruay Satisfy
She Communists as ii 5.ea jIer-He DELHI
er.teEy advises 4 Client 10 Eabricate
- False statement, and Attempts
tn B.ackmaii the Reason
over Brothers.
If the Gulcs ere Enforced. he Could No
EVEN he a Candiiu;e-iie Would be
DeDafred, and Could Not Prac-
tee in our COurts.

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10 conducg u" c'aN@SS IN an open, courteous
and GigaILei way, bu- my competition saw fit
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- AIS presence an" SiseNhere, Puo's'N eN-
posed and denounced MS secret canvas IA
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VhdC "hiSPSia %. JGpIOtesSlCEal cOnduct
have been circulated t. his vrs ludIce but
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fessIDnai and otherwise Since they have
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tof Hout t9nstrtI3tipn5 itnN you can then
Judge ,uI yourselves. Here is an extract from
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a NJ 80 ~ ~ - 0OiO'-i 10 HSii IN
O,ie case Of nae etl Is. LOtWehsune, M the
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W l. u AOflNEh-
said witness being duly SSOrn, depoSeS and says:
QuestsDATDo you hio" Inc parties 10 this suit?
answer 90.
ment ma ie by Racket IS 20 facts which he could
dlG would Prove against L. IL CaLien. II you know
it.
Answer was spoken to by Gr. Hlckett to aid
u that end sought Interview with the AieSSrS.
LOeEestiila; Ia my interview Eith the Loewensti
70 NdSl'l!Ie 70 obtain q pardon Tor Hackett' they
sad 10 me on Ihe occasion of my first
put to Considerable trouble and expense
Ii procuring certain bonds In New York.
iear9ed tlit n gdS an AeIr-law of certain Mrs
BaG @ Gs1T a h9 1b si Gtsd B TO- sef
they thought NJ I4c6e;: should give them trans
Ter OF his Interest Ia said Legacy as an additional
going to Nashville 70 secure pardon lor Hackett.
Al their request saw MI iiicket and informed him
tiltt tlltF uGnallGed "a c52ton precedent TO their
going 10 -sash'ille IL secure his pardon; thai he
transfer 10 them his interest III the legacy due from
would not yield 10 the damand they made IN him.
| again ID" the LoeweBstines ana Informed them of
Mr. 4.lrA = d.
They again firmly insisted On The release TO them by
hackett OF MS interest IN the legacy referred to. |,
shines 10 go 10 Nashville for the purpose OF securing
pardon Tor Hackett, determined to exercise my In
eustines the release TO the egacy and to that end
prepared release or the same from Hackett to
me to lr. Lehman, The attorney OF the LOeWensnes,
VINO approved IT, and then took it, and went 10 the
sign it, Mr.. Hackett again positively refused to
execute the release. l returned to and Informed
AIeSSTS. LCeweDstne OF Mr. HackelI'S refusal,
and, III the course of this interview /
urged upon the loewenstines as 1t duty which
90 10 Nashville and endeavOr 10 get his pardon.
The LoeHenstines still seemed dsincned TO go TO
ALL Finding that the L0ewensnes could not be got
ten of to Nashville py anything l could do, saw
General HOirigan and urged him the attorney Of
the LoewenstIues TO prevail on them TO go 10 Nash
Vile By appointment myself the LOewenstInes and
about the matter. The LOewentines there said they
would go Nashville and Try to get the pardon II
Mr. Hackett would furnish them with such facts as
tney believed he had knowledge CT. calculated to
defeat Patton in certain suit
which they said pending in
court, wherein the said Parton was plaintiff
and they. the said ID. c. and IL u. LoewenStine were
defendants. promised them TO see Racket On the
subject. Which did. Nir. HacIlett said that
he knew very little about Mr.. Patton any way-nOth-
ing that would connect him with himself tHacket)
and the LOeWensun5S then sad to NJ HdcSeu, De
ing u,dcr sej,tenc Of tie court OF. q ca1yge TINT re,s-
he had Jtte! iDr,,is tt Of frtS. ri iis i.
'c'itjng md h'id HDs to ne 70: SJe Eeepi"g, 10 te
| PARTON ,tlto3 Ia III. Hlcb.u INIT should GtjS
state If Jlciy n,plov;vd "gJ'id P,ittra hare a
o'"eyy ,y., ~ "a I'm 1 ,. J J;,5 "a
his right to tytfy simply r5,Se 10 smear 10 ,raot
hehtt trftttsM """ -it"sa a. me court "o'' Re cdhe
*, tn &c, S't ] hnlS IgCuS no tOiileR VI
Hackett agreed to his and saw the LoeSenstineS
Heir r1Iyl.sf IN ra,ltt tn Pa;fon On f,S III oe
enstne went with me 10 Nashville to see Governor
Brown to secure, If possible parton for Hackett.
Question AFTER ana a The time the paper you
speak Of was made out 10y ackett did he not say its
statements were false as to Patton and that he was
willing sign it merely as means OF getting the
LOeweaStlneS OF 10 Nashville?
AnSW-F-IeS, sir; and on ny assurance that he
would not be made testify after he got out and be-
come q competent witness
Question Was Il to furnish evidence in a civil
suit. pending between Patton and tue LoewenstneS
or criminal prosecution against Patton that the
LCeWenstines were DESTROYS of having statsment
from Hack.tt?
AnsWer-Ehe LOeySenst shines in their conversation
me. clearly Indicated that they wanted AIr. Hack
cts statement TO be used i'll civil suit then pend
ing. ana also 70 force Patton 10 bri"g money TO bear
TO prevent criminal prosecution. and Dir. II. VI.
LOeWenStlue represented 10 the governor that II Mr.
HacEet, was parloned he coid le used as witness
to prosecute Patton and others, who he believed TO
be the nstigatOTs OF Hacket IN the crime for which
he had been convicted mr. Henry LCeTenStine said,
III conversation with me nj the Maxwell house, that
he wanted 10 secure ldcketts pardon SO that lie
could be used witness against Patton and others
in criminal prosecution
Question I4-LO0il ut the telegram handed you,
dated It Pulaski August /. 1872. addressed TO Ii B.
Hdci.ett and signed q. 2. NJ. Turner, and state
whether the same is th- telegram YOU have referred
to above.
Answer see the telegram; il is the same re
ferred to-
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