The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-02


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Very truly, yours. J.EA
This letter is indorsed By Mrs. jerks as SANDER
sons cursing letter, April 10, 1851
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M svrHns RESPONDS
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stand ready 10 do what 70 further such application
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NEw oRLuAxs La. May -, 1873.
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BoULps BAKER rKsrIyy.
Mr.. Boulds Baker. OF Texas the gentleman who
sent the lengthy telegram to President Hayes sug.
10 csbines p"s.sn' appeared Sei Ssss''' Inc
committee In answer to Summons sent
hun, and ,.i,,. after . having had read 70 him
proceeding declined TO either be er answer
any questions proDoundsd to him. RE Chairman
stated shat tho COMMITTEES had power to compel
the witness 70 testify during the ot Congress
he would discharge MIN from further attendance
Mr.. FOSTERS EXPLANATION
Charles Foster, NJ c., voluntarily appeared before
tho committee and stated that ne had nosioed in o
newspaper repsrt reference made 70 him by General
Butler 10 tho effect that his speech southern al
iArs had been written for him NY Southern demo-
crat. He denied that such was the case.
General Butler said he had only referred 10 certain
extracts from tho speech, especially that portion
stating "ths nag shall oa over States. over
Mr. Foster stated tbas the qaoss.,on given was
very old one, and no had embodied IL In hB speech
because he 'heoght !. good ons That was 1hs only
In answer to a suggestion made by Mr.. Foster that
he ready 10 testify before the committee, General
Butler stated that be dad not propose to call him
Witness and Mr.. Cox added tnat the minority of tho
COMMITTEES did not think that the Testimony already
developed In regard to the President would nsccss
tate any examination Of tho witness by tnem
MRS JKrKs AGAIN
Mrs. Agnes d. jerks was recallca by the Chairman
and testified that she had secretary sherman
SINCE sns had been in washingto Ia attendance ON
the committee.
rhe Chairman showed she witness q paper aud
asked her II u 10 tho handwriting OF the person
who mado the nrst draft of the so-cailed sherman
letter In paror as testified 10 heretofore
The witnsss-l think not; did you ever sec In Mark
Twain's ''Roughtng IL" where he describes Horace
Grcely's writing TO Hyoung man advising him to
turnps grow . vino ~ WE'LL the letters looked very
much like that: was inscrutable anair--all tho
letters each o,hsr; don't think could havo
read II very well nj had not known what IN Il.
O. Understood you 10 say before that 10 n sgi-
bio document A. Perhaps II Was 10 tboss who c1h
make it out so; you corssinlv have . very correct
copy Of II and 4, must have bcen lcgible
In answer TO questions by Mr. Cox the witness
stated that time OF the election Anderson had
refused TO return East Feiciana parish 70 act a.
supervisor unless he of the protection Of
tho democrats, and the witness then called Mr..
Pattcn, the chairman Of the Democratic Committeo
in Now Orleans and made arrangcm ents satisfactory
70 Andersen, and he thcn returned there; he got q
guard, and special train was sent Tor him 10 Psrt
Hudson.