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

such letter. have no recoiiect1cn OF over n.r
Seen II am not mistaken about the daies The day
when the Returning officers first convened 70 Open me
knew but little about the TRANSACTION The papers nae
not been opened. do not believe ever wrote snst
ter Al the same time there things In Ids letter tnas
would have written to these or any otner men 10
in the O. what e
be their duty II had peou asxeo' p"' wv wv '''
wrote that letter.
After some time 1.-THE witness having apparently con-
cuded his statemen the chairman said, that's oil Tor
the present. Mr.. Secretary"
Mr. Hiscock renewed his objection to the copy OF Mr.
shermans letter being put In evidence but the
was Overrued, and the copy was read ana put u" e'
oenee' as i'"o"'' NEw-ORLEASs. Nov. 90, 1876
Nesws D. A. Weber and James anderson ,,,.. ,.or
GENTLEMEN Your note OF even date mas just Deen
received Neither Mr. Hayes, myself the senuemen
bo me- nor the country at large can ever
forget the obligations under which you VIII lave
From long and ultimate Acquaintance with Governor
Hayes justified in assuming the responspity 10.
ded for as soon after the 4th March may be prac-
ticabe and In such manner as Will enable you DOM W
'ea'e Aou''"''" '"'"' Very truly yours,
JOHN SHERMAN.
AYDERsON's ELECTION CORRESPONDENTS.
The folio wing correspondence brought out In the
course OF the subsequent examination OF Anderson;
,aor e.u,,or. ,,,,,o,s
IA letter from James Henderson under @ ag1
NEw-ORLEass July =. lsIn
SR. d. A. Weber and James l.. Anderson were re-
snectjyely superyisors East and West Frciana iar
ishes during the last election some time dnrhg ,as
At WINTER Weber placed sealed envelope IN ne hahus
Of gentleman Of this city for safe keeping In's sn1e
ope opened by mistake aud found 10 CONTAIN, t m @
tation of dates form interesting inside history OF me
last elections in onsna Meoer WIS Sss t i
inclosed, as they may be needed Tor fnne use W. r.
CLINTON, La. Sept. 10. 1876.
DEAR Don: Am In receipt OF your letter, Essytn,hs
is gong smoothly with me- ghe Democrats are Sails
cans PAYNE my Democratic clerk, Is wen caucateu
gentleman and mis- selection shows that the Demoera,
mean nojhiny more than 10 have far deal and that
propose to give them As for Butler WELL he u hell on
the end of poker and he is more OF mystery 20 me o
day than when lrst came up j. +. Harris mas been
he:e looking after Packards interests lie sys lnust
return 600 majority rom this parish You wefe no 10
find that number OF Republicans. anu how tey can OK
peci to return more Of a Republican mslority thai
have as yet failed to solve Any In
vii, By yV srac enR received sTs o is simply @
possible to organize party III tins parsh Powers,
DeGray. Butler. Campbell x Co. swear they viii have
nothing do with II unless the nggers are kept IN the
aud the dalkies equally os empnatc
in asserting that they Will not affiliate with tie above
individuals, alleging that they are bull djzes.
and II goes. In the mcnDiIine the Democrats are
thoroughly organized and a'e makiHg beavers -, You
can saw H. L. that the majority against him viii be
,200not very eonsolng tits trre but neyeftne-
Gus s S M4 @e viii i lose @ but viii
20 thro' ask nothing more. Yours, J.E A.
ID. A. w.
CLINTON Oct. I2, ] $40.
DEAR Don: VIII leave Saturday Tor New-Oreans.
Have sent my resignation 20 Kellogg The parties wno
Saturday night have carried their point
from the fact that the Democrats have unwit.ngiy
aided thom, and shall leave the parish Were backed
BIZ more than my suspicious Ia tbis matter. might pur-
different course. VIII get az the bottom OF tne
v hole matter. think know who one OF my assianis
was and the motives that aciuaed him. VIII write you
from tie city. Hasty. j. H. a.
u. A. W.
NEw-ORLEASs. Oct 90, 1876.
Ny DEAR Don: am IN receipt OF yours Of the .1th
Instant Tno whole trouble mere lies III the fact that
there exists a piracy the Oiec, being 10 mold no
rIrction In East Feicana throw the Of the
affair on my shoulders kellogg has refused To accep;
res.gnaiion at the time assuring the Democrats
thai he my return. etc The wnc-liycrod scoun
footsteps loot I aud should i attempt TO leave
or etext IN beat tie whole crowd yct-d--n them.
Ol nothing can say viii convince the Democrats
that IN this arrangement. ard that !, TOO am
10 be made a victim. think, however. that on election
DAY you will md me In East feciani aud shall teach
iiai Packard has no hand IN this aiir but doubt
As 10 L. L. Packard and Campbell have always
narish' They have also conceded that the Demo
nrats would carry it by, a heavy majority ana
As possible. DR.. Gray has always opposed this and
advocated election, or throwing oni the parish. and
in this been seconded by Kellogg. Jewett and
others. They mol likely 10 advocate ami carry on
any plan they see a. but may the devil take me u !
allow them 10 saddle the blame ON me. Tom jerks ana
NY self will be up In good time There VIII DO no HepuD
lean ticket In The Held ana consequently s@n rev III
heir programme, "a ~ VIII gave them case.
The democrats Will undoubtedly ABOUT l.JuD or
800 and H. say. they carry West fcciana
b., BOO majority L. I's game Is cooked on course nc
cannot overcome such ODDS In Point Coupe Wnen
return shall Stop my old place. No. IA Custom
IiousC-s Come round a. soon as you arrive Emu out
your parish that nignI and whether they were In
pathy with their leader In his Efforts to XIII me ify
your irirnd. ). L. A.
NEw-URLEASs Nov. II, 1876.
Packard Is raising your refusal protest MOI
gan Las followed me Ike shadow since my return Am
t..,i. ftvI. al h.s hna Ee6
Gratis Republicans think he is playing into The
bands Of Doth In cage ne , Nun inc 90 no STOP Dot
There IA doubt but they have changed my state
sep 50 as 70 make an aR ysar ,p pIUies S.
to What we had better do am opposed to dong tneir
Id dirty work even 70 save Hayes II we pau ogeine,
the X turning Board combined can never carry this
give Us reputation and standing that would Otherwise
require years to acquire AS we arc put Dpys y,'
se 70 what Is just IN !hs premises ana ,rns 70 the
'a'u's 'O' ''' ''"A' VIZ Nov. il, 1879
DEAR Don: Since answering P.'s letter yesterday,
giving him Burkes proposition have thought that
slby might have put my foot In IT, IL Is very possible
iHoweser said nothing that could eliminate either Of
merely stating that had given Bgrke the iniorma-
ever that he you TO show you my letter and
your advice. here acting In accord No doubt
carefully. doubt he Is able to suDstantiate his state
nens, and would not give Continental Tor them uG-
less he Have you learned anything about the High
Jointsi They cursng heavily and assert thai
have sold out and am gong TO Montreal tonight. VIII
meet you at III sharp, II there Is any thing new
ANDERSON
VIII. Nov. 90. 1876
MY DEAR SIR: Come around to my house tins morn
ng am not satisfied. and have faith In Sher
man. Matthews, and Co. than have in Pitt Kellogg.
Unless we get written guarantee that we shall be taken
care Of, unwilling 10 step further. Come about
10 O'clock. As to - will be out by that time. We
Oh gbt to Sherman again. and insist on written
guarantee. Yours truly, ANDERSON
"A Letter from Anderson to p. G. Butler, Of East
FelciaDa.1
CUSTOM HOUSE, NEW ORLEANS, Ia, I
COLLECTORS OFFICE. Nov. 10, 1875.
MY DEAR SIR: Yours OF the lth was certainly sur.
prise. Thought fully conprehended the capabty Of
these id scOundels but letter has removed that
TpressOn Ihave suspected that you knew more Of GER
tain affairs than you cared TO tell made protest
a siaiemeni Of yh,i LIZ