Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-06

at his convenience and mako any explana.
ton regarding tho letters from Mr.. Ander'
son to himself, just READ, % ho may desire,
and to answer such questions as may be
pertinent to the subject OF Investigation.
Judge A. ID. Levisseo Of Louisiana, prac-
tiring attorney In this city. was sworn. lie
testified that no had been offered by one
Asher. 500, 900 10 cast his vote ~ elect0r
for Tilden. Asher was the only person
who had spoken 10 witness on the subject.
Another person named johnson. formerly
Sergeant-at.Arms In the Louisiana House
Of Representatives. called on witness at
his lodgings. and not finding him. left q
note stating that he tJohnson) desired
to meet witness at certain no.
tel next morning ON important business.
but before that hour johnson called al
witnesses lodgings and made an arrange
ment with him TO meet Asher ct I o'clock.
The ladies Of the house told witness that
they were under the impression. judging
from the conversation and manner OF John.
son, that he was DESTROYS OF making . bar
gain with witness 10 change his vote. aud
stating ~ their reason for 80 believing that
a remark was made by johnson. the effect
Of which was. III We. IN Leyis.e's shoes
sou, tho witness said. was intimately &c.
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Audsrsen Contradicted In New
Orleans.
Cufc,aO. June G.-An later Ocean New
o.. - -. .,,o-.on,. ,..,i.
o''ea"" 'Po''- says
mony excites great attention here. From
here he will DO proven q perjnred liar. II
will be proven that he signed his protest
upon the day of his arrival In Now Or.
leans. November 10, 1876; that 10 was
drawn In his presence and from his own
lips, and ihAt ~ Noyemp
=, n. o.;c,n.I conSItion. and without addi.
lion or inte~rlineation. II IL question
whether the records Of the State have not
been tAmpered with In aid OF the Tilden
plot. As early m November last
many Of the most important docu'
ments appertaining to the election
Of 1876 were missing from the once OF the
Secretary Of State. These include yariou.
consolidated statements from the bulldosed
parishes. oil OF which passed into the Gus
tody Of tho Nichols. government, Pi..
Kin leaves tonight 70 give esumony IN
Warrington, whien wilI De alsas,eeAo, ~
ihe pemocrs"' one s,n,' c.;
u 10 aiieBsa, FsuIy .n.' no . ~
S2O.OoO ny Tiideh Agents W esuiy iaiseiy
In this matter. ..
a I,m" mAsh,ng'on cJI,e aens
thinks uiA' outer hAs unuouu'ediy sIn
over IN tho Democrats, And inst hi' sc''on
In yesterdays session showed 'his'
The Oregon Election.
Nrw Yong. Juns GA T;m,. editorial
-. a.. 1910, =, Halted a,.,o. a.n..
says "o
tor In place Of Mitchell VIII de'o'Ve on
the Legislature which has just been cleo.
tel In Oregon. Mitchell desired to be his
own .,cce.sor. anil his friends wero rather
infant nm Nominating candidates for
tho Legislature who would vote for
Mitchell, than candidates VINO wonid orins
,ris,a "' p,tnral c-on.sousnoe Leg.
islaturc with q Democratic majority has
been elected. Mitchell has somewhat os.
tentatiously identified himself with rail.
road schemes which were more obviously
in the interests Of Jay Gould than Of the
State which he represented. Oregon hav-
ing been compelled 10 choose between
Mitchell and Q Democrat has preferred
the latter alternative. and In tho
next senate there will be ono Republican
less, because tho party machine In Ore
pon WAS used simply 10 further tho ends Of
-.ta.l, ..I ,ot v.r.,rupulaua politi.