The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-25
THE PRESIDENCY.
Interview with Dennis, the Florida
Vote Manipulation.
A VERBAL CONFESSION.
The State Went for Tilden and He
Should Have It."
HAYES KNEW ALL.
HE Gave Me Letters to the
Departments"
MOVES FRIGHTENED.
Reception OF the News at the
National Capital.
VIEWS or PROMINENT REPRESENTATIVES,.
MOVES FRIGHTENED,
Reception OF the News at the
National Capital.
VIEWS or PROMINENT REPRESENTATIVES,
How the Consciences Of McLin and
Dennis Were Quickened.


rsY rrrxonxpu TO THE HEnArp.1
pssp,a M AIaeo.. .e,.n,., r..snsd .hs o,.v
th,s morn,nr and -. :. opo. ,.ksn charge q,
~ 80. r.uub,,o.n ,,,eoas your cerrc.,o,dsn, .oon
.ss.,n.a ~ ,u,.rv,.v v,sn him pc,.,. :.
ANAL fair man I'm po.,,,vs monnsrs and .,...
nuspcy. He n the sbrswosss republican pol,t,.
elan N Tho Stat. and III. bes, .,ump
orator NJ n . man of propcrtv ana N. word IN
,sus,ne.. transactions 4 perfectly soOd. Though
,,,sxx IN cot,c. IA !. n.y.o..v noou,.r Nth m.pv
aemoer.,s ana 10 moro In b,s own rspka
He boasts that re ever broke nu word or wen, back
IN . ,r,.,d !. NJ. ~.
Ansr h had ,,.,.ped "a NV story or tho po,s
urosaout Of h,s eas,s and hin giving sccrssarv
OF s,ats Bloxham h,s confession. he s.,d:-r
am not going 10 denv or .farm ANYTHING abou.
ths st.tsmon. or .bou. Boxham. Whatever I ala
,v,tb h,m v.s dons IN me ssr,ctest coood.nes and
as.ipss mo they vcro OF NO sccouu, No lawyer would
.h.v. called ,hsm souod e.sss rb,y vers RAJ.
.u,ou. ana any asu,ocr.,,o ,.vv,, N ,ho
RAJ. vii ,en ron 40 s,,n. oon,ess 4
Ia snx,ous 10 have ,nsm ouasbed. Governor Drew
had . csss In wsshsngton IN which he WIS charged
With timber depreciation. he heard I had .
seod dcsa 10 do Win the soso. ana he
s,.t ma vord shst be would use hs 10 have
nv osses suspended 1 understood this and came
homo Tho nole prossout nad nothing 10 40 with
s.y political Developments
coxSc 70 PM rorxr .sratfi
Dennis wont on % say:-sI don't nina saving tbas
I am certafu tho State Of Florida went for riIden
IN The face Of the reurps ana that he should have had
IL | win 20 further ana say there has no. been
4 time in the past three months when. II had
besn convinced tha, crushing proof OF Tho
fact that Tiden carried tho State would
turn Hayes out and give ridden his
rights 1 would not havo gladly furnished such
proof knew that II my proof went before Congress
no man could stand up and vote 10 keep Hayes
in his seat told uncle Benz General Bu,er) what
,urpsd OUT 10 thought Il bcss TO wait till some action
bad been taken by Congress In tho matter. I talked
With Senator Hamiin about IL also.n
PRESIDENT uArss KNEW ALL
.D,d the Prssiden, know thas you had these facts
IN rcsevvefr
s.of course he did all the time Noyes and tho rest
or them told him. / met him frequently ana he al.
ways treated me very kindly saying no had boon told
about mo- Hs gave mo notes to tho departments ask.
ing tba, be given place wanted to DO an auditor,
and declined three places, holding one only q few
wsska" sun
.swhy, then. do you oppose Hsyesi"
"Becauss he Is traitor 10 the party that put him in
and treated my friends badly A Coukpg says u tho
country only know Hayes % wells ~ Congress docs no
would BE- despssd on all sides Noycs know OF every
movement that was made In Florida and Hayes knew
sihrough him. know shis TO DO true and can snow
nwhsn tho time comca
DID NOT TAKE a CONFESSION TO SARGENT
Concerning the rumors that no had gone 10 Sargent
With . written confession, and bad threatened
III publication II no was not provided
for. hs denied this, and said Sargent
simply vent A. his friend 10 the administration and
stated that 10 was under obligations 10 him mr. Den.
mis-, and suggested Tho policy Of meeting the obIga-
lions promptly. Ho said sargen. aid not think