Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-05

promise. On tho contrary, Anderson. a.
pressly aud passionately appealed 10 me
on the ground that no had rendered hon.
eat, honorable. lawful. and efficient ser.
vice TO the Republican cause In Louis-
lana, at . sacrifice Of time aud moosy, and
peril TO bis life, aud that he had for that
cause incurred odium and hostility from
his political opponents. Tie only wrong
I understood or believed him 10 bs guilty
Of was In having previously entirely pre-
tended that he had been guilty OF things
which be now again pretends 10 confess,
That wrong I had no information Of until
after his appeal 10 mo for my aid had been
responded to BY an act Of my good will In
his behalf. His disclosure OF II with tho
delivery OF false documents which con.
sututed u, I supposed WAS intended by
him. and was regarded by me. - an
atonemcnt for II. Upon that footing only
I received them. II never for . moment
occurred TO me that the possession OF
them by me would DO misconstrued into
an offense. believing that the only uso
which their publication could serve would
be to propagate mischievous and scanda.
Ions faisehoods. The only error. II there
10 one, Of which I am conscious, Ia In
having recommended 10 Office q rerson
who hal melitated aud prepared Q
wrong. but had. a. II appeared 70
me very plainly withdrawn from
performing Il. Bat ~ there seems 10 be
in attempt 70 magnify II into n link Of
what IL alleged 10 have constituted . con.
spiracy against important public rights.
and "A the coloring thus sought 10 DO
given TO my conduct Affects my standing
aud character In this honorable body, I
consider IL . matter Of privilege that the
Senate should inquire into the subject a.
affecting u. not less than myself. have
the honor, accordingly, TO submit the fol-
lowing resolution,
Resoirsd, That . select committee of
seven Senators 10 appointed TO Inquire
into aud consider al things touching thb
matters stated and referred 10 by the Sen-
ator from Ohio tMatthews). and. the
events connected herewith. and partlcu.
larry what connection. II any. that
senator had with any real or pro-
tended frauds or other wrongs COM
mitted In tho conduct anil returns
Of the election In the State Of Louisiana
In 1876. aud with any promise Of protec.
tion'or reward. u any. made by any one 10
James l.. Anderson or others, In consider
.;. I ."lS ands,'on a. o,har.
In relation 70 said election or RETURNS
thereof. and into all circumstances
Of any Recommendation ny saiu senAor
os,cc .rd nv. all c"mmii,s" las owe
70 send for persons and papers. 10 employ
. clerk and sirnographer. and have leave
10 sit during recess. Agreed 10 unani-
mously.
A""'"" ss" WIZ.
WARRINGTON, Juno &.-The force oi An
dersou's testimony given before the Pot
TOR Cormi,,so nm s.,,rl.v "a. GREATLY
weaAeheu ny nus 'o-uAy'
lilo equivocatcd at every turn. and wan
handled without gloves by Representative
Heed In such a manner as 10 impel Nc
Mahon 10 inierpose several times for his
protection. He WAS however; forced 70
sam,. uA' ne s..e 'Mss Ts.o.y n
nr"s.sd ,ho truth anil ~%ilfuiIy misisd lie
Senate Committee when under cxsmina-
ton by IL last Winter. He chose the iat
ser morn 0. tnc ul,enhnA anu s,p Wv snes
no nsa nm aa,. ~ !" 80. az
o,ai.av h nn ~, ny. s. 49,. vi nn,
uno'e Mau; wv NC nousn' Tsas "Sn'.'
ue ssno unins - pc.ya'y. ~. H.,
A. san'n.t.,as h", ~ ~ 49,.
-. ~ ,.s,o,ina 49,
" VI '"''ns ''''"
A~sdersss's Deep Laid sehen,e.
CuIcAoo. June 5.-The Trib1as's WASH
inpton speeisl. regarding AnJerson's cross-
s sa.%,n.''o o, y yesterday. says y. m . 20 ~.