Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-06-13

ARe dld a!ot, sweat to.tliis rnanipnla-
j teG paper. ,fo1s ziG1ze ] "
He CARRIES. OUT, HIS BARGAIN swlrH
SHERMAN.
/ Nj. Reed : "Ynu did rot use
| The he sawPrdss r & gRsppblIicapfand -Demo-
cra' ,..-, IN IN, the paper YOU dreI, and did
oil" "designe dfv,3 You ssasrys Nov, IN
lsyonrstesli,hahy before itlse Senate
Fceuiiirttee' yon Suppressed ALI ayop
aIes Killing now.'iaArnlefsoni: soy es,
| dig ard as. a parf of, the sitia5litd u
bargain has | had ! Wgade. With AR. SAer1
lnan- :" Shellai,arrger's lips now
moved more dhfcklyys, Ind Reed in
creased the tone and rapidity Of his
tnlldozfng.i Here witness with
trankness. ,aeknoile lged that he
bad lsnpPressed the trath in exam
lnation before theaSenate .comnlit-
" Tee because stc:47 OF his bargains, as al:
ready stated, With Sherman, and
this gave the Repnblirans decided
'eaconragenielit. They seemed to
forget that the character. Of 4Ander
son has nothing to Edo aMithasthe'
P9ptts atisspe, tet.zadMittipg that
pc is g dirty fellow, whose unsup-
ported statement is worfhless,s it
Still remains that Sherman & Co,
entered INTO corrupt bargain with
MN, and thai he no. only tells a
sfrafSkf story aatbsoiuit the ba1r:gain, /:
but brings forward documents to
prove the truth of his present story.
Assaults on Andersone moral cha
racter in no way destroys the ain.
fanny OF ShWnlan's letter and cons
duets and viii not help Stanley Mat
rhews out o. his difficulties. AT
half'past 1 the committee took a
recess until half'past 2o'ciocll.
AFFER Recess BuLbDoz1yc RE-
81 sUyEp l sFi-ea
Mr., Reed asked witness aeaiu
he did not make Statements
TO the Senate committee with the
intention of deceiving them, wheE
he :cnlled that he told what WAS
true, absolutely in some instances
knowing it would receives IA differ
rnf construction Mr.. Reed said
hat was PERJURY, ahd witness said |
ne didn't think 50. Mr.. Me lahon
wanted to know if the committee
would listen to a discussion of what |
was legal pernry. Witness sid. |
L told the committee what | t I'd |
Kellogg and believe at The time /
OLD hinl. | changed my mind af-
.crwards, but did not tell the com
nlttee So, Here Mr., Reed, in the |
orm q questions, hro4ght forward |
lie testimony ot d. A. Weber by
skiing Anderson Whether he knew
y cher would testify to this when
le and witness signed their agree
mont Witness answered mo" in /
,sic!l ease. Mr.. Reed, However,
,ui.litaet to read, when Mr. Me
Aiah4n said. 'sThis Is simply an IL
eSai sattempt = to spread, the tcs-
imcpY OF IA dead man upon the re
1'ri tdiH 4 purpose" Mr.. Reed
frhtnotf into a harangne about
of murders, ard Shella-
'arscTgot mp and Went to ex-
lain, bpt the committee wouldn't .
ct HIM. He then conferred with
Reed, and told him that he had cot
he wrong bull by the horns, tla
Democrats sniImg at the slnistake.
'lr. MeMahon moved to strike out
II this Mr: Morrison said Mr..
IcMahon does not want the testi-
h6ny of this witntss lmpeacllcd BY
hat of a dead witness; whose tes-
lmony is contained in that book
here. The committee had the OBJ
filatter4 erased. In q
oundabout way Mr. Reed again at
rmpted to get Nv ct er's testimon,
Z the record. TThe Dcrndcfats oh
,cted, and General Butler and Cox
anne. 10 his ASSISTANCE. The objec-
ION Was sustained.
I
GOOD MANY, NEGReE', VOTED TUE
DEMoCRvTIC TICKET. ;
Mr.. Reed asked il he didn't know
hat a large numberof negroes were
1rced to vote the Democratic tick
E. Anderson 81 know that Va
amber did vote the Dcnocatic
tclkset; but L dc, not know they were
orced to do it" TO the question
.h"ther he did not know that Dein-
Gratis went armed; he said evefyL
oily yatlfere-Deurocfats ande Re
pblieans--went armed Mr.. Me
lahon sThe gentleman is lumber
lg mp this record by putting irrele-
ant questions to get them in the
ewfpapers.' 2 Mr., Reed DID !
OF Governor lKsllogg urge, y5n, 70
o back to East FeliciaFia and hold
ne election q Anderson YES,
ntii he. tqund / intended 10 60
les e would ip the presence Of others i
retcnd be wanted ine tG 81, but
hen we were alone lie showed lie I
ld. lidt Intend | should go' In
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