The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-06

too many differ, nj statements, first to ono
thing, and then to another. ThGylgaid he wni
an inspector in the Custom House at the time
hn was supervisor. and drawing pay therefor
for some time
From their knowIrdgo, Foiciana was right
fully for Hayes Tn" Democrats buIIdpHed
terribly, and none Of them were eectnd. They
further said that 10 on" had ever made n state
ucnt against Democrats in that parish and
lived aiterward She hardly knew when She
would leave for Washington, but it was there
she had bean summoned to testify and not
here, SO she would go shortly. She utterly
d"riin"d TO saying anything Of Secretary
sherman, and said that all statements here
tOfOr" published relative to herself. cam"
from the tmaginatDDs Of newspaper cores
pOndnntS.
T.. y. Jenks Interviewed.
SAN FRANCISCO, June s. +. l.. Innk9, who
figures in And"rSOn'6 testimony, is at Red
wood city, in this State, and was yesterday
interviewed by reporter, to whom he made
the following statement:
81 never saw Anderson until the time he
mentioned, when he went to New Orleans to
tender his resignation. It was said of him,
that no claimed to have been attacked and
shot hv bulIdoH"rs, and exhibited a coat 50
full Of holes that had he been inside Of it at
the tim" they were made, he would have been
fuller Of huckshOt than Mark Twains famous
jumping frog.
Gov. Kellogg and other leading KepubIi-
cans were extremely anxious for him to 20
back and completes his duties, as it was be
li"Ved that Notwithstanding the bulldOzing
the Republicans would be able to poll q hand
some vote and carry the parish by a some
what diminished majority compared with
former years
In conversation with the Governor he
requested m" TO try and find Anderson and
urg" him to go back and he wrote an nxeCu-
tive order nstructing him to Immediately re
turn to his parish and r"srIIn" his duties.
Upon the request Of the Governor took the
order and commenced to hunt for the rene
gad" and succeeded in finding him.
His condition was what can best b" dc
SCrib"d as set up" ! handed him the Gov
PrnorS ORDER after reading which ne cxclaim-
ed. 81 m not going back / have got better
thing. Seeing his condition. and recognizing
tn" adnge, I'm rinO rfrH04," piled him with
sum of money offered him by certain prOm-
u"nt Democrats to let tho parish go Demo
cratic ana VOuch for the correctness Of pro
n""dings, etc, and that he had concluded 10
strike u bnrgain with them, and look out for
himself for after the election, Kellogg. Pack
ard and the others would let him 20 to hell
and whistle him down tn" wind.
Th"reupOn told him that if he attempted
to i"av" the city in furtherance Of such plan,
would have him arrested upon charges
based upon the admissions he had Just made
to mo. got him into n street car and took
him to the residences OF ThOs jerks, and told
him of his condition and his intentions Of
selling us ont, and requested him to keep
him over night and in sight for a while
Subsequently h" returned to the parish of
his own motion and assumed his duties, held
the election, returned to the city and com
m"nced cOquotting with both parties for bids
as appears or will appear more fully in the
investigation now pending. in which predict
that h" will prove a bigger load for Dernoc-
racy than ever his career in Louisiana was
burdensOme to the Republicans.