Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-03

New ORLEANS, Nov. 49, 1S76.-MY DEAR s1R:
am in receipt of yours of the 29th inst.
The whole trouble here is in the fact that there
is a conspiracy, their object being to hold no
my shoulders. Kellogg has refused to accept
my resignation, at the same time assuring the
Democrats that he desired my return, and the
white ivered scoundrel has hired ]. b. jerks
to dog my footsteps, and should ! attempt to
leave would undoubtedly be arrested some
trivial pretext. I'll be even with the whole
crowd yet, damn them. OF course nothing l.
can say will convince the Democrats that am
not in this arrangement, and that too am to
be made victim i think, however, that on
election day you will find me in East Feliciana
and shall teach Kellogg that there is many
slip, etc. am convinced that |
Packard has no hand in this affair, but am in
doubt as to E. L. Packard and Campbell. Have |
always favored the organization OF our party |
IN the parish. Have also conceded that the |
and havesimply desired to cut down that ma
jority as much as possible. DIR. Gray has al
ways opposed this and advocated no elections
or throwing out the parish and in this he has
been seconded by Kellogg, Jewett and others.
They are likely to advocate and carry out any
plan they may see fit, but may the devil take
me if allow them to saddle the blame on me.
Tom Jenks!and myself will be in good time.
There will be no Republicans in the field, and
consequently few if any Repnh6eAus votes
cast. This think, will be their programme
as it will give. them case. The Democrats
will undoubtedly poll about j, 500 or !, 600 votes
and if, as you can see they carry West Feliciana
by 500 majority, E. LIS game is cooked. OF
course he can't overcome such odds in Point
Coupee. When return shall stop at my old
place, IA Custom House street. Come around
as soon as you arrive. Find out who these
damned niggers are that came over from your
parish that night, and whether they were in
| sympathy with their leader to kill you. Truly
your friend,
TOD. A. W.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 18th, 1S76-Dear Don:
Meet me on Royal street at II o'clock. Pack
| ard is raising hell over your refusal to protest.
Morgan has followed me like a shadow since
| my return. Am in doubt as to whether he has
been employed by the Democrats or Republic
cans. think he is playing into the hands of
| both. In case he is with me do not STOP but
60 to Crops and I will follow posi-
ble There is no doubt but they have changed
my statement so as to make it an intimation
for test. Pitkins refuses to show it to me.
Make up your mind as to what we had better
do. am opposed to doing their damned dirty
work, even to save Hayes. If we pull together
and expose the whole thing, Pitt Kellogg, hell
and the returning board combined can never
carry this State for Hayes. Should we go with
the right it will give us a reputation and stand
! ing that would otherwise require years to &C
quire. As we are but boys yet, l incline to
| what is Just in the premises and trust to the
! future for our reward. Yours,
| (Signed.) j. E. ANDERSON.
The following letters from Stanley Matthews
were proved by witnesses:
4 AGREEMENT BETWEEN ANDERSON AND NASH, REP
i REsENTATIvE IN CONGRESS-.
New Orleans, Nov. 81, 1876.-By an agree
ment entered into this day between JAS. An
derson, supervisor ofregistration for the parish
<>EI yo,S ;n.o ov1 Ghoc NaSh
Der of Congress from the 9Th Congressional
district of Louisiana, it is agreed said Ander-
son shall suppress evidence showing that the
said parish of East Feliciana was fairly carried
by the Democratic party at the election held
Nov. 4, 1876 thereby electing the entire Demo
cratic State ticket and congressman, in con
| sideration of which the said Nash agrees to Sc
cure to said Anderson the position of nava
officer at the port of New Orleans, La.
lSigned) JAS. E. ANDERSON,
c.. E. NAsa.
81 The above agreement was signed in oul
; presence this 2lst day of November, 1876
(Signed), J. NJ. IoMB1NsEN,
o. B. MORGAN.
STANLEY MATTHEWS TO ANDERSON.
Mr.. Anderson-You are at liberty to use tn
r note on the other page as an introduction t
l Gen. Harlan, who is one of the commission
and you can talk to him freely as to me
You should say to Nash If inquired OF, that
have the agreement.
(Signed), STANLEY MATTHEWS.
!: Cincinnati, May az, 1S77.-Gen. X. Harlan
; Dear Sir: This will be presented to you by MI
J. e. Anderson, who may desire to communi
cate with you confdentially. Yours truly,
: STANLEY MATTHEWS.
. WASHINGTON, April IT, 1S77.-Dear Sir: l ha
. an interview to-day with the secretary of stat
= in reference to your appointment as consul q
"a Callao, the place you desired. 6Unfortunatel
! the secretary is already under snch commit
ments in reference to that appointment as I
g make it impracticable to crafty your preser
q wishes have however, the best reasons te
- saving sooner or later, and as soon az practl
T able, shall be able to obtain for you . sati
: factory appointment either at home or abroac
. Keep me posted from time to time of what 70
may have in respect to places you would liz
to have and feel competent to I'LL, so l ca
T: STANLEY MATTHEW'S.
h To James Anderson.
: CISc1NNAr1, April u, 1877.-My Dear ST
"a Your favor of the I'D INST. received, ana MAJ
At also conferred with Gen. Harlan, havir
It travelled with him from Philadelphia here, a
A. ascertained at the State department that II
ts | consulate at Tientsin had already some tin
" since been disposed of. We both concluded
I would be better to wait now until the ext
session of Congress, which will be called
meet June 4th, when will be in Washlngtt
".
to your application which have promised, an
when. do not doubt, I will be able to secu
YOUR .npointnent to some foreign posltlc
'.I which iii be agreeable to you. Yours truly,
" STANLEY MATTHEWS.
Mt Jas. Anderson, Esq.
40 THE MONUMENTAL FRAUD.
e. New Orleans, June 27.-My Dear Sir: &c
- - Smith has given me the text or your letter.
9. have nothing further to ask at your hands
NJ of the monumental fraud who occupies t
White House beyond return of those doc
ments. refusal on your part to return the
m will justify me in publishing, and will pu
mo- lish, your letters in the statement propose
81 HAYES. I shall remain here until Friday ne
and if i don't hear from you by that tlm'
ne promise you shall hear from me be1ore
WIS ohio state election. JAS. E. ANDERSON.
a. To Hon. S. Matthews.
nd ANDERSON TO MATTHEW'S.
ian WASHINGTON, June 10, 1877.-My Dear
zen When any ward hummer. shoulder hitter, CT
He who can fill no other position, mus! De
his vided for in seaport city they are given
b a sition as inspector of customs: The hot
nv from 6 A. NJ. till 2. N. The duties to sta
I'm under a broiling sun and prevent rasca
ere sailors from smuggling. The payments Fl
I 81, O95 to 81 400 per annum. This Is the Pr
my tion offered me by Gen; smith. nave =
ect him politely, of course, he can take the pt
i'm. ton and 90 to the devil. He has no time
sh. attend to my wants on account of the o
ear side rush. 30 have wlthdra
the from the contest and shall Z
the proceed to get satisfaction in my own way.
hat YOU iiersire to return me the document gi
on You, you can do so. / think you should, as
ers, doing SO it will leave you out OF fntnre G
mo- pication. You can use your own ]uogm'
to however. In any event, You shall near from
will before the October elections. ! shall b
rue, Philadelphia for one week. You can add
res me there for that period. Yours truly,
hat (Signed) JAS. T.. ANDERSON,
go Phiiadeiphia,
Care r. sypher, attorney at Law. T