The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-07

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tipping you WI give my shs sares. consideration
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rwEKE WE'LL 'TwKKE DONE orIcKLY.
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cannot accept position offered mo by Evarts An dis
gn..ed with the whole affair Can not take
ton Address ~ ii street, northwest ASpEssGS
THOROUGHLY DISCOURAGED
Mr. DEAR srnAsl @ y Min III me RESIDENT snH
yesterday and while thoroughly discouraged ANA dis.
POSITION hs s"S Sols
the spar q the uomon, despatch. which have
since ihoaKnt You may mi,coostruc DO not
,,ss but e 1s.a'.aas . no, g them have
w msa ask so & M
aem1cra. prss.me s:wsy.r that would not intsrers
Truly 's5ss'' ''' matter \; SSss''
To Hen. STANLEY MATTHEW'S
ATTACKS or ANrl-uAYss MEN
WAsn.scvos: y. g. June Q, 1871
attack has been made on me By diGsseas newspapers
.ss. 1s sssny IL sArs a
sas IN h.s 70 herd
that was in possession Of documents damaging 80 the
might 70 induced To-
inc over rn. part q ,Ss
e mo s". as r,ssss1: had no n.onson
you the telegram. Thsir impression wss that would
:. Tor .ss,s
70 embarss either yourselfor he rrosiont repeat ~
havo wiihdrswn appMc..,op ana .assss.cd anoshe.
x g. ~ r ax can N. Se v sn asn Oh
you have all my money and several hundred
ss
effort ana, FILLING in that shall tho sn.
TO 70 Hon STANLEY MATTHEW'S =
Tho following letter differs in some respects from
tho duplicate already pubitshcd:-
4s-, An ISsPEcroRsup DESCRIBED.
wAsMxoroS. Juno TO- 1871
M Dean SIR When auy ward oumu,s!. shoulder hitter
Hast.@s;; rhs hour. .ss rsn \: 4: !. .Ix IN.
from snassn 70 stand s,sas
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''A' 'ae' steps me occasion JAMES
LETTER or GENERAL SMITH.
TREASURY DEfARrxxNr. June e. 1877
place offered him aesaa.ss 20 hs EXPECTATIONS tis
with wishous having rs.a his letter. THIS A. a his
MY III, ssis' sssn
teous wito him entirely.
pxcoHixG THREATENING.
NY DEAR SIR General smith has given me tho text Of
,ssr'S N.Y. S
letters IN tho s.a..nsn: propose e make showing how
sss s.,ss q s.s s yHs
ms psSss y"a .,sSiSs yoa IL hear from
i0s' u. 21aq s' Z. ENs A. g. 70 .sro,xw.
TO Hon. STANLEY MATTHEW'S.
TOLD YoU SO.
THE NoRru AsEKIcAs-hooxs or EDIroR.l
~ 1 ra,L AZ ,ri Feo ~: 1873;
ether parties have called on you s.ey can only I".s
Inc se 9, "sa would a say % no:
authorised TO speak for those with whom 1
In May last warned yon Jus, such state Of affairs
".s ssr .sess my
not 700 ss yss nor paa are ssssI
unds! &: sd%ia..f.sS and only as.s: avoid .Ss
:ssas
yoa while 70 run 0ys, a. tho day possible or
s0a' "s'' you Ia 0""'" JAMES K 'I%nSsibEasoS
lion. STANLEY MATHEWS
HIS BROTHER.
TnK NORTH AMknrcaN.
NORTHWEST coHSEn s.vharn AND cnssrsur STREETS.
claims with two sOgcin,m.n.. and init Atcd
wSh xhs, va. promised and S 70 Gsn
Win you IN addition to this. secure senuem
oOI eersshp in tho Custom House In this city Ills
polntlnent would advance on the paper n You viii
90 .h. YIN consider my claim. iaiiy s.;i'n.d Saith
who could notify me- Very sralY ySqas Asprnso,
Loo. STANLEY MATHEWS
Mr. MATTHEWS ASKED TO EXPLAIN.
Tho papers having boon all road Mr. Butler offered
the following rcsolution:-
Resolved That tho Hon. Stanley Matthews DO invited to
before this a. 70 AXE such splana
to Himself and such Of his own as havs been
a. he 70 the sascs IN
vesfigstDn
Mr.. Recd suggested that the words sat once" DO
struck out ~ rather imperative.
Mr. Butler consented 10 that aud said that what no
wanted express In tho resolution that Senator
fore the committee and m skc his explanation OF the
letters, so that his expanatlon might 60 out 10 tho
public with tho letters Ito (Mr Buterj wanted somo
explanation Of them, and Of coursc Mr. Matthews
would wsnt 10 ms&eft
ThsCharman-Is there auy oshcr suggestion TO be
mndc9
Mr. Cox-iu pursuance Of the duty previously I'm
posed upon me naturally had como conversation
With Sesasos NaWhews, and know mat no ~ consid-
crins tho proproty OF asking 10 como before tho
mi,,ee Tor inc purpose OF tcstifyins But he rs 1T
Ito in doubt 10 TO the course which u be best for
him TO pursue IN regard TO time, having reference to
the matter already be.ord tho senate should there
fore feel though tho matter might be safely left
the present 10 bis own determination. OF no
Is also aware that In banding tho papers TO they
would TO presented this morning.
Mr. Butler-Ho was aware that thcy would DO?
Mr. Cox-Ycs
The Chairman ITO ". Cox)-Do you think IL proper
that the resolution should not DO acted now2
Mr. Cox think that the question may SAFELY lilo
Tor the present, nj lcasI IL win not mako any
nnofcrinl difference.
Mr.. Buicr--Exccpt this. N Souator Matthews
should como without such rqsoiutiDn no would DO a
volunteer witness; whie In Tho other Case, no would
bcro ho Inv M he mn Inv