New-York tribune., 1878-06-24
MADAM D. A. WEBER.


PHILADELPHIA, Sept. %, 1873.
MY DEAR Tom: Don't you think 1t about time you
swer my leteri Have waited patiently nearly two
months There Is going to be an Investigation THIS VIM
Washington. What has become OF all the boys, nclud
ing l. r Postelwlnte Let me hear from you soon; do
could succeed IN tracing and getting possession OF that
cool thousand dollars you do get IT, Have you made
auy effort lately Remember me Kindly TO all at home.
Pitkin was here short time since; Truly yours,
Endorsement on back Of above
~ B-I looked up the " letter" here referred TO long
the within was written Pray do not fail % return
yiolable. ADJ.
o.--You knew that Anderson expected and did get a
letter containing guarantee, as he beleyedi Now he
was wrHg 10 you & iJf ts @ Sr So o ap1 Sa
the letter be was writing fort A-Certainly not:
because there importance attached 10 tbat In
my mind; never thought about that letter. guarantees
the order OF the day. IN demand at that time,
and II tney had wanted ono from the Sublime Porte
ODD Anderson ever talk OF any other guarantee that
he hnd Ale talks so much that can't keep
OF him. don't know Of any other.
Odd you understand that the letter he wanted then
was the Sherman letter A.-Deededy not II had
should not have gone to the trouble OF gong 10 Donald
General Butler then read the following letter ad-
dressed 10 Governor Kellogg;
NEW-ORLEAEs, Nov. IL 1877
MOST ESTEEMED FRIEND Your note OF the Igih was
received Yesterday. II gives pleasure 10 hear OF
In regard to the Anderson affair know not
that the matter s worthy OF notice Mosquitoes cannot
singing around generally Yes, refer TO letter You
wOt 0f You will perceive by Of AndersOn's letters
which inclose, that he values It very
highly, and also that he Is not in pos
session Of the document aud you may be sure he shall
never get the other papers he deems OF value a.
b. TO hmselD I'm the Louisiana We have the power
10 extract his angs should he have the audacy TO show
them even attempt 10 40 so. You may be assured
that be documentary proof TO sustain his asser
tiOn regarding the matter In question. The poor fool
Judges others by himself, and 10 imagine that
hOnOr friends and political pruCpe up fOr bargain
and sale He don't know enough 10 unders and when
he offers an insult Pardon me troubling you
about it at au, but knowing Anderson's dis
lko 20 you ] feared he might annoy you:
/ only wshed 70 let you know be might "talk loud"
but was harmless for reasons have told you.
owe you apology for troubling you some days AGO
with letter Brother requested 10 write you for
him. He mailed IT, and II seems he feared his much
valued application night be lost he registered the
note 10 YOU. / regret 10 have annoyed You much,
knowing how much you troubled. Please take time
send line and the inclosed letter. Hoping that
you are we'll and that all success may be yours am as
ever, your friend, a. D. JENks.
Excuse chirOgaphy
The Witness-DOn't yO, think that is rather breach
OF confidence In giving kOse letters outi
General Butler-i do nUg care 10 say all think about
these matters All is fair In Louisiana politics. It has
been said lLaughterI
should ever sec the light understand AL did not