New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-07-10

grants from local relief funds.
I.,ss sSss: a a1lsaxILANEous.
Va LoEpoN, July AHeayy failutee are 7spor-
ted insthe South Stat orS Hire iron trades H.
laBs hitehonse 8 Son off Bilston, large coliery
lprofr iet0rs and owners "a several blast fpxna-
ces have Suspend d. Utilities heavy. 81 !
M4Darp July ..ss'The Emperor of Mofocco'
| is dead.
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. :
I1n,ye.t,sat,nx theFI Esleosslsn Of. las1e.
Under the Potter Resolution-James e.
~ARdSrSon -xnd @secretarsyrs her1aane.o ON.
| tho stand.
WEDNESDAY,, June 26!: ~ Mrs. jerks was
was again. before the Potter committee. She
bsaid she dictated the Sherman letter to- an
other party, but declined to tell who that par
Fly. was, but'it1 was a. person prominent in
Louisiana politics, Il A. g. Haley was recalled.
i Had q conversation with Mrs. jerks. in
February last about the Sherman letter She
l told her it was worth $4,000 to her. Judge
Hugh 3! Campbell Of Oak ota territory formers
izly OF New Orleans, was examined. He testiss
| fed touching Anderson's protest. Witness
] had an indistinct impression that there were
rumors that Anderson was in negotiation with,
or had been tempered with by Democrats.
! Witness thought Packard was legally elected
IGOvernOr SfLOulsiana and that the same vote
that elected Packard elected the Presidential
electors that voted for Hays. Witness did
not believe Packard could have been sus-
tanned as Govnorer without the Intervention
Of Federal troops. He believed that but for
the mob spirit which was prevalent in Louis
'iana,s and which is prevalent there to-day,
Packard would now be, presiding as Governor
Senator Kellogg was called, but before enter
!our7ned.. aa92 cfI3 naIrEb vEr;HNiI =
THURSDAY, June 27.- The Potter COM
! mittee had ex- Marshal Pitkin of Louisiana,
the Packard legislature, and believed the
Packard government would have sustained
itself in three weeks after recognition by the
administration without the aid of Federal
I troops The examination was continued at
length upon the acts Of the McVeagh commit
tee, and Gen. Butler requested that Packard
! be subpenaed before he left the county, Roger
| c.. Glasscock was called to contradict some of
the statements Of Mrs. jerks. William T..
Chandler was called to testify aoout Florida
matters, and Gov. Noyes, connection Herewith.
L. G. Dennis testified at considerable length
in regard to the situation in Floridai at the
| time the Northern politicians were there
| FRIDAY, June, ,28:-The Potter com
mittee again in session subcommittee in
| New Orleans The ex-nemination of L. E.
/ Dennis was resumed in regard to the Florida
election returns. Gov. Noyes was put upon
the stand, He testified shat he did not go to
1 Florida, at theirequest, or with the Knowledge
\ OF Mr.. Hayes, and did not receive kilograms
or any communication from him He said to
Cowgirl and McLin that all he wanted. of them,
was to do their duty honestly and fairly, and
| said to them if the State of Florida had hon
estly cast its vote for Tlden, itwas their duty
! soto, declare it.. He newer made ne,of them
1 a promise or heed out any inducement for
4 them to declare the State for Hayes. Gov.
! Noyes3 read several letters written, to him by
| McLin, which caused much merriment in the
committee room. Gen. Lew w allace and
Others were examined without particular re-
suits. The subcommittee, Stenger Reed, and
Blackburn are in New Orleans, and will COM
mence to take testimony on Monday July LIST
!, u SATURDAY, June 29th.---The Potter
committee received a telegram from Gov.
! Packard stating that he was cited to appear
I before the subcommittee at New Orleans
Mrs. jerks was again called and produced her
| correspondence with James E. Anderson, but
Gen. Butler being absent itssawas not read.
| Mrs. jerks was examined at some length, and
4 bore herselftihi her characteristic manner.
l William IE. Chandler /; was examined. He
i maintained that in his opinion there never was
q fairer result maintained by fairer means
than the result of the Florida election. He
related the early disclosure, by Stanley, Mat
theWs Of the purpose to disp1ace the Packard
I government at which witness felt both sur
! prise and indignation. He testified to various
interviews with. prominent men in regard to
4 displacing Packard and ecognizing Nichols.
/ He showed that Stanley NJ atthews was a large
Wade Hampton and Nichols governments.
Lex Gov. Packard was examined on Saturday
/ by the sub-commiltee in New Orleans. Was
not present at any of the sessions of the re-
4 turning Board Had no CONVERSATION with
them. Had no knowledg of their labors ex-
cept what was published. The returning
+ hoard ravn the State FL HAYES and myself 7
7 was inaugurated Governor fan 9Th. In my
opinion my title to the Governorship Of
Louisiana is as good as Mr.. Hayes's title t.
the Presidency I consider them both good,
and oneis as good as the other. I received
the sdecla ion of my ection from the Same
4 legislature, from which Mr.. Hayes enjoys his
title. am aware am not acting as Governor
y Of the State y / am entitled to be. AS, Mr..
Hayes, title rests on the vote of. Louisiana {
am entitled to be Governor. The same legis:
lature that declared my election! elected Mr.
Il kellogg U. s. Senator and the .. 81. Senate
Irrecognizes that as 2 lawful Legislature, Gov.
! Packard was in the witness chair more than
three hours. 4. D dennis was further exam
ined by the Committee at w ashingtpn, in re
4 gard to the Florida matter. ~
MONDAY, July Mrs jerks was
briefly examined. She produced letters bea
j tween herself and James Ell Anderson,. and
4 ton, returns, Senator Mathews action &C.,
4 andWas discharged; At New Orleans Gov.
4 Packard was recalled to produce certain pa
Il pers to which he had referred. he testified
i to an interview with Mrs. jerks when she
spoke mYsteriously about the Sherman letter.;
His inference, was that she really knew moth
ing about it. She wanted him (Packard) sap-
i pointed collector, and wanted him to give her
husband aplace-i.. the custome house. Sew
A eral other witnesses were examined mil
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