The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-26

w w '"u, Ahu'tHun a'to-Wu ne III lfolN OF WI
bounced he lad run down rom philadelphia to sec me
tlc matter ynCh De- then presented 60 nc. lie said in
traton ani ihai stanley Nntihcws had in.iiretci Il
Nov ingnt and nat lc ,Aniyr'on had stanley Na.
lwcsct. and rnd mr,c letters and ono telegram from
ni'nh %. runrc"cd me ~ hcing OF scnou-lv connro
q COW lui that he could prove the receipt OF tie
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md Wc, rain orni rrni.c. an ca., tpcV withhsW
certain ai,nieni- Intimidation and fraud 10 hc 1873
which he .aid wa IN nair Meithc ~ handy uny,
nmi gr an un,nc ingencr ny rn sarl, h,lMs
Wi, ., mum, a, I,.t I it',,c On w. li', ,,y
name dufns The rcndns he aiiefcd. and said Amber
SON. YOU know that j. nl.c he SAID. yes that IS
gntrgc adult, ! tod Linn had never exchanged
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".t i, ~. IMAM l X .,or we.Iiry,o1 h
ami Weber called nn nc senator aud ol lin hai ncy
| wanted his oral promise, reduced to writing That MI
sn'rtnn hai reduced u.ln 60 whiting that hc iAndcr-
son nha mNen Sais, o ,le ls,ier in"i N.1'r hsd a.
,n ~, 's wv, =, , * nn H. 'S t t
M "ocs, s o} b S c" enH Hal Hn hr ~ II, 1e
/ dcrod the letter ON his person. Ander.
! SON appeared a. RELY more upon what he
h"' iscciNci rom VIZ Mauh,ws than on what Dc pro-
rn, ,"o g a." , H, h @ as s
/ saii HAT When u.s. i IN conncction win We Mathews
lcieritroud he nadc troublesome ior sherman. there
fore, since uat have stated that 1T sherman had writ
Hn M.',f or Anl, ,.gn 4 ri was IN sai9n ct
n u, N,'m "a' rnt"r.hi an n ne nsht t"s',S
state Ut Louisiana Wrhes prute bears the date o tho
| litN ANA Audtrsnu'S bears tht date O the lith
nav ..ed ur con, iruon my friends mat Vat
w. W. a1 lu,n 'rme'n,d INNS - hiS ,uSr OF Nay
.,s mo i's IT, ,a To Anl,t ei ,n
DESTROYED nni that Anderson said thc, hnI t,rn and
also tlat ic met Wstihews At fisrr.urs al ave I'm
Nam,eN. The he, gur,ins lee,rr got cit persuaded
. % snc ',I Tcis sc."n. An,sr'9n ,ad nni
hal rivcn thc c'ros "a IN. itter.t"G0 Harlan "'
Q-Ilavc you soon Mrs jerks within n month
| Parker. and then ngain lust before | let ior
"A in bar "a fHt I
| showed her AN article IN the New Orleans DeH-
| ocrH to the effect that she Mrs. Jenksl had
reSd he article and laughed. and made re
! mark to this effect: How little newspapers
6e sS'a sn TFG asr a SqF o tho where
ahouis Of the letter. Al asked her. perhaps.
MnsTe ne ,eer yrs ana 'ememn a che qgen
\ never having let the city. This was in New
! Orleans and SUPPOSE she meant the city II
] N"w Orleans. ! believe | mentioned II as the
that way myself. l do not know that she re-
| icrrcd 10 1t iu that way.
! Q.-po YOU remember having an interview
| with senator Conkiing in which you stated
| something about Anderson's letter and protest5
| AIR. Svpher and went into the room III tho
! conirraurr viii S.nator Cnmk linz Thereof about
an hour and a half duration. Sypher stated |
think. how The protest Of Anderson came L. DC
made. lie stated tie entire case to Conkline
which witn,ssas v.r. hr"u',lt ,o New orl"ans
| Ia testify before the K,turning BourdY Give M
ID
| Al could NOT tell YOU without going To- thc
Treasury department
! O-rhe l,sntlrnnn who determined whether
they should He suhp,rpaeJ WINS n Louisiana
| Republican Mr. Woolnyy Al sunpoen he is
| tive krpuhlcnn.
| O-Do YOU remember n single person who
was summoned IL testify on Tie Dsmocrr,tic
sidcy Al don't suppose there were many
| Vau,.nteri; but If there were should not have
! known IT,
| OEThs result IL that whntoyar witnesses
f.r Rrturpfptr R.urI t,4fI
| for hy Government money and whntnyer wit
nrssss The Democrats wanted they lad To- uny
| FOR ont of their own poeknisp A. i think thnt
Is correct yes sir. don't know whether the
Democrats had recourse to the supervisor to
| plained once 10 Mr. Woolny Tint |
! thought | was carving too large a load
| and sending too many deputies through
the country and that might possibly suffer
| somewhat M allowance in my accounts. but the
| deluge seemed TO come in lust about the same
| had no control over TINT During That period
! / don't believes | sugetsted the MINES
Of two witnesses ali iuld. Ny deputy
the the Mciropoh,an Poiieo force. and they
know very little about the country, and they
th"r'1,here was no constraint about IT, < good
many colorci people came down there ana lore
marks ot wounds. / had Eliza Inkcrton
! brought in on u stretcher by my deputies
S wamnded Very Wy S eeyerey ana know she was
BY Mr.. Mnrrl-on-DO You know how this tes-
timony that was taken 10y the United States au-
hands 81 this State tribunal or Returning
BoarlY Al do not; and would state here
that there are a good many things which. per
haps ought 10 know. but which do not know.
and which took particular pains not Ia know.
BY Mr.. CoN-WhH conversations. IL any. do
you recall having with Judge Lcyisees A
About three or four days prior Ia the ASSEM-
bling Of the Electoral tollegc. Judge Leyiser en-
tered nay Oiii'e one morning. under consider
able excitement. ana Snld that he rNuelt"d some
overtures wet' To- lee made L. Him 10y somebody
in the Democratic interest advised him To- 20
ahead. aud appear to listen To- these ovartur"s.
He made me two or three visits up 10 the time
Of the meeting Of the Electoral College, and
mentioned tho names OF Mnssr-. Walter
pugh. Mr.. Asher II think that wits
! b. namcl. and possibly Mr.. Hernnnde1.
He told me that he Ind had meeting with one
~ these gentlemen. and that the distinct pronrr
had been made, as now recoller. Of slOO.OOO.
He snid he had mad" an appointment Al an
hour which had almost approached then. and
he wanted 10 stay with me III the OH 'o and So
crete himself, ] went outside and told my
usher 10 allow no one IN the ONCE and L. report
mo out. Tho door Wac locked. and he remained
there until shortly before the assembling Of the
Electoral College. 49,,
BY Mr.. Springer What ofirc did you
hold IN lhiOf Al was nited States Marshal
from the ith OF October, 1876. until the l5tn oi
June. 1877. AZ which time ! was requested 20
| tender my resignation by Mr.. DeNenS, the