The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-07

AGAINST me Il wtsmc Nplicahe at the umc but ycster
m,irau,n Republicans IN Louisiana wrote to others
The Admin ,iraugn mud suggested the mauncr IN which
s msh1 S be indgfgd r,onc to m,e ihcm A. the same
Their Their plan was to have the ppslcr, attack mo in
over This part ~ the programme has been carried out
4, the ssme time they ropr, .eisl o. me that the fc.i
te trae i .oisrSste .cSi yc@ ,ha ,essran Their i'm
s"' ,Dr u, h,5 nn,e nn &rs & "cmESr
II A my 9rrsin'mcnt , To- al, sm"incr Sgn,i.,hi9
and .asso. another mode 10 tue Fre,icn ~ wncb
can De- taken care ot ! will be n ti0cnnaii 90 lew
money and several hundred borrowed money Ia Vain
andtr rlone Strain XXX at ume. hoGsht w"aa dive
ne ne mat ! shall make ope more 'G9fi. and. ia.lns IN
Ncr, truly Yours. JANIS L. ASpaRsos
The following letter differs in some respects
from the duplicate already published:
wArnyoroS. june 10. 1877
hitter a. WHO can fl no ether ~ siuon, must 10" pro
,d,i for tn seaport civ be T. eycnn position a. W.
smss f. oc.r, i,'t. 4" 's Stand nnG Groinr h,
to q i"tcr anugm mi. ,iswhaiha. h,eu offered ue,
Snturiny a"i II my Ease /. nCt .ttcd iy that dSy,i
shall aA .".e ,. 'ep'a' the occasion nay nay qM5se;
,,n..s. rry''rsy pr,AHrsl - Ju9g q. l~51
yaec orrc hin A. ai1aic 90 6i. cSpeSation. or li.
desert lie has itt,u vn letter WIN enclose iii.
with without haNns read hi. letter Ill. do al his
81 only 90 IN. a. irecauuon. l have been cour-
Nv Dr,r SIN Gen smith ha. given me The tcst Of
lnHmal SGr ,li ,lo otrpis. ,he WA,e oa,c eS
cent to return these documents refusal on your rnrt
Your letter. IN ihc statement prgr,,,c 70 MAKE show
tIcm YOU siccincay ackuow ledge thcr receipt shall
remain here unit rlay evening should they not De re-
ati Eear from m ns ,' before 1 H. oho ELECTION o ''" ''
J,vrs kSnia,cS. 7s Il street. Northwest
To Hon srANirr MArrnt~s
Tnr NorTu AySreic,s RooS' o,riTy Error
Ny DIAN srR Iunier,iani mat Mr. JenS' ami some
SsS SSs % efys ss. On %S a." aSi Non % @a @ @ @
not mo-, g,RepeS ae ,ST or s 5S e ' wbeSS byS Yam
actin
then u two rcspecis'i could have been avoided II Is
", Am TI no ' spyant for nor Would sSceT any position
undef hS Admin,tra'ion and Gny d,'s 70 sio,i m t,9
should come q wa,hnsion. aal ihink i would be
or could NEE! in Baltimore
Hon srAsLKr MArrHKws
PERSONAL
Tar NoRtn AstRlc'N NoRrnNtsT CoRNEH
Nv pr,R STA. In one o our ,nier,,ew. fscenty YOU
,aid you knew noins q my proge,.,n to G,n Sniih
iAptcd il would have been ncceptahlc.
Ny n.95 5 dd ns r,e y, e g9ss Sr yGh 5 sSs,y wn1 wa
means OF promoun- rim win LITTLE trouble.
e%nHsG,a va l m, p1I "a se % u,s e55 ju.G e5
,S"t" IN & cy' il, NH Ge o Tic S,i be.t
shsTacet and his 9h9,me' , M91d aisan,, nee % me o.
You could make the arrangements with Gen smith,
Very truly yours JANIS L. ASprRsos.
The papers having all been read. Mr.. Butler
offered the following resolution;
R,-pt.i, That the Hon stanley Mat,hewshe invited 10
sp SSf @ ' , Il be 0 eeT, sAI n read rom
Anderson to himself aud such letters Of s own a. have
question, he may deem erunen, to the subject matter
under investigation
Mr.. Reed suggested that the words at once "
| be stricken out as rather imperative.
Mr. Butler consented 10 that. and said that
what he wanted TO express in the resolution
was that Senator Matthews should have the
opportuuity to come before the committee and
maxi his explanation OF the letters, 50 that his
| explanation might 60 out 20 the public with the
| letters. He tButlcrl wanted some explanation
Of them. and. OF course. Mr.. Matthews would
The Chairman-Is there any other suggestion
| TO be made2
Mr.. Cox-In pursuance Of the duty previously
| imposed upon me. naturally had some conver-
sation with senator Matthews, and !, know that
| he is considering the propriety OF asking To
| come before the committee Tor the purpose oi
| course which 1t may be best for him TO pursue
In regard to time. having reference to the mat
| ter already before the Senate. | should thare-
| fore feel as though the matter might be safely
| len for the present TO his own determination.
| or course, hc is also aware, in handing the pa
| pers to me. that they would be presented this
Mr. Builer-He was aware that they wouldbe
The Chairman to Mr.. Coxl-Do you think II
proper that the resolution should not bo acted
MIR. Cox-I think that the question may safely
| lie over for the present at least. 1t will moi
make any material difference.
| Mr.. Butler-EXcept this. II Senator Matthews
| should come without such resolution, he
| would be voluntoer witness, while, In the
Of the committee. have no doubt. myself. y
the power OF the committee 10 summon him.
have heard somnthing about Senatorial ,privi'
| legcs before Il House Committee, and | have
| had occasion once 10 deal with the question
and to summon SENATOR l do not recogniz,
| the power Of II Senator not 10 tell thetruth wheI
il is necessary on behalf Of justice.
Mr. Morrison suggested; in order 70 be very
courteous, to strike out the. words at once,
Mr. McMahon-Or at his convenience.
Mr. Buterait is Iust lnat ne 5a, should have
and it is necessary. | think, that We should have
Mr.. McAIahon suggested that, as il was thu
case Of Senator a subpoena should not p'
issued, but polite request
Mr.. CoX-It is simply question Of littl'
time. | have no doubt at all OF Senator Mat
thewss desire in the matter. do not think tina
the particular question OF the authority ol Inn
committee TO summon senator VIII ever b
raised. 1t Is only n question ot judgment un'
convenience as TO time.
| MIR. Butler-l do not want to compel him L
come mt once If he does not choose to come.
only thought that he might choose 10 come.
| Mr. Cox-I stated to the Chairman day o
two since that should not suggest to, or advis
| Mr. Matthews TO appear until Anderson testl
mony was completed. But Of course that /
also matter of Judgment.
MIR, Morrison-He will probably answer Il
| that way. ~, -. +, Al, - .-
of the morning, we should have got the onl
| letter from Anderson to the President Whlc
we have heard of hs being in existence. =.
The resolution rs modified (suhsttutlng q
| his conyenienco" for at once'l was adoptcC
and there was a recess for some time will
mcmbcrs Of the committee went up into the ha
| to vote on the tobacco tax question. Ait"r ap9u
| hcli - hour fh9rOmmlllee cnne to order asall
Senator Matthews not putting y ~ apbruInh' I
anl the committee cNumintd hr, AhlUu
Levisee. one Of tho Presidential electors oil LOU
isuna in 1876. NJ NtoNobo,
that his dOmicile was in SIN 'Nepor.' - ~, & VIZ ~
iie had resided since 1861 but ~" Hni @ po0m n ton !"
tually residing IN Washington Tor oi Son n,a
his only occuvation being that OF n goa 'Vi,''
and a man Of leisure. he had held the Qflco
District Judge in the Shreveport District an
was afterward land until his resignation suhse
quent TO tho Presidential eectionl q Unite
States Commissioner. He had testified fully be
fore Che Senate Committee last session.