New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-03

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NEGOTIATIONS WITH STANLEY MATTHEWS.
The following correspondence with Stanley Matthew'S
was also produced by the witness:
Mr. ANDERSON You are at liberty to use the note on
the other page Introduction to General Harlan.
s freely as to me- You should INQUIRED
Of that I have tho agreement. STANLEY MATTHEW'S
CIscNsAn, March 90. 1877.
General ]. NJ. HARLAN:
DEAR SIR THIS will be presented to you by Mr. James
E. Anderson, who may desire 70 communicate with you
confdentalIy. Yours truly, STANLEY MATTHEW'S
wAsHISGrox CITY April II. 1877.
man SIN had an interview to-day with the Secre-
tary of State reference to your appointment rs Cohsu
at Callao, the place You desired. Unfortunately, sne
to mat appointment to make t s
to crafty your ae and as soon as
prasticabe shall be able TO obtain for you satsfae.
nnsed from lime to time Of what You may in
rcsuect 70 places YOU would have and feel
Vonrs truIy STANLEY MATTHEW'S
To JAMES L. ANDERSON
CIscrNyATr April 81, 1877.
MYD DEAR SIR: have your favor Of the 22d inst. and
cIIeJ with him from Hiloda here, arriving last night
The General be had ascertaned al the state De-
some time since been disposed Of We both concluded il
would be better 10 wait now uut the extra session OF
Congress which will be called to meet June 4. when
will he In Washington regularly and situated SO that
can the attention to your application which nave
promised, and when, do not doubt. VIII be able 70 Sc
cure your appointment TO foreign position which
viii lie agreeable to you. Very truly: ,,..
To JAMES f. ANDERSON, esq, Ycr- orleans.
CINCINNATI, May T. 1877.
My ID EAE SIN: incose letter 70 General Thomas C.
Anderson asking bis Influence IN favor OF your appoint
Deputy Collector IN answer 10 yours OF the oh
Instant just received Let me hear from you as 70 ihe
'' JaMes i +. ANDERSON, esq, Xsv-o risa@s.
CIycryYArr May z, 1877.
MYDEAR SIR: The appointment OF Mr.. james Il. An
derso as one the three Deputy Collectors or another
place satisfactory % hD, IN The Custom House at New
Orleans, would regard ns In The interest OF te pubic
service, deserved recognition OF ms services ana a
personal favor to myself May yGipra to ask your
. General THOMAS c. ANDERSON. STANLEY MATTHEWS.
STANLEY Matthews Secretary Eyarts, recommending
CIScNyATI May Il. 1877
My DEARsrR: The bearer. Mr. James H. Anderson,
OF wrlean the gentleman IN reference to whom,
when last n Washington, had private conversation
with you, urging his appointment to Consulslp Nj.
Anderson has had until now supor',ate elerAsnP IN
the Custom House at New-0rieans, ws'ssn mus mas
his residence there has become 50 unpleasant
that he has abandoned ana ns c b,s naen
placed in which he has been compelled 10 act very
upon Administration N tue public interest and DO
earnestly urge that some satisfactory pubic en-
STANLEY MATTHEWS.
STANLEY Matthews 10 Anderson
CIsCISNAri. May %, 1877. |
Ny DEAR SIR: received your telegram today ana
ne1t rendered you. and which, by the papers this e,orr
ing, understand was the Consulate at tnnchai.
quite wiling 10 anything suggest that gives
promise reasonably of success DID you see 1T Eyaris
and let know what you think | can further do to
serve YOU Yours truly Va "a ~, III Tass.nafou
Ire!ezrams and letters from Anderson to Stanley |
an .if.rate n.cssaee by the Atlantic aud Pacific and
Franklin ConpanyJ
wi.nryGroy June :, 1877.
The Hon. STANLEY MATTHEWS Cincinnati, Quo:
President claims 10 have received no want
no more correspondence, and more nonsense Come
here aud arrange this affair. or YOU can all face te
music Telegraph at Care nothing abont doc
uments In your possession. AND1hsoS'
XI.
My DEAR SIR: General Smith has given me tho text |
of yonr letter nothing further 10 ask at your
hands or OF the monumental fraud who occupies the
White House. beyond the return 0f those documents
refus al ON part return them VIII lstify me IN
land will puDsh your letters IN the slate
ipent propose 10 make showing how Louisiana was
carried for Hayes. ] shall remain here until Friday
next III | 90 hear from you by that time, promise
won shaIl hear from before the O1io election.
. TO NE Hon. STANLEY MATTHEWS.
XII.
WASHINGTON June 10, 1877.
My DEAR SIR when any ward hummer, shoulder hit
ter ETC. who M other position must be provided
for IN q seaport city. they given position as m
srectOr OF customs. The hours from ~ ~ To o. D.
M the duties stand under brOiling sun and prevent
rascally sailors from smuggling The pa amounts to
from 81 C9j to 81 400 per anDun This ID the position
offered me By General Smith, / have told
him, politely, OF course, that be can take the
position and go to the devil He has no time
10 intend To my wants account OF the
ontsde rush. have withdrawn from tile contest and
shall now proceed get satisfaction IN my own way.
III Won desire the documents gwen you. you
can do So think better you should. IA by doing sd
use your Judgment. however, IN any event. fou
hall be IN Philadelphia for week. You can address
me there for that period. Very truly yours,
PHILADELPHIA. Penn. JAMES f. ANDERSON
Care OF ]. X sypher, attorney-at-law.
Hon. STANLEY MATTHEWS.
XIII.
STANLEY Matthews 10 James Andcrson
personal and cOnfdential
UNITED STATES SENATE CHAMBER,