The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-02

you ono thing Mr. Packard, as Governor
o }ss sse s3G Mr. f aoyes esus'F as E gSp1S iG
patrSnass sa VT II does not follow that Mr. Hayes viii
adopt Mr., Packard's sugee,stion in everything
been in in tho habit Of forgetting tho men who
stood by II In the hour OF peril, and twill not
only uphold, you. but you will be g. upheld by The
Mr., sherman. the sentiment OF the country
may be avery good thing for man to stand on,
charge Of perjury for they are going to throw
out my parish on forged protest
NJ. Sherman raised his left hand and said,
MIR. Anderson, this is subject which you and
state aut6ortics. what want to say to. you is
this, that IN you gentlemen stand flrn in this
matter and let 1t run along as II is, you will find
no cause 70 regret IT," and there the interview
ended, That was,9n Sunday evening the 10Th;
Mr.. Sprlngcr-What was 1t that you should
The Witness We inferred that he meant to
let the mater in reference to the parishes stand
The Charman-That means everything as to
Tie wtness.-To let the protests stand as
MI Mr.. NoSSTTrHs9CnY"fou NSSTH have mentioned the pro.
test as being forgcdp
By Mr.. McMahon-Did I understand you to
say that the interview ended at that timer A
Q.-You have stated substantially all that
th0re was 81 tl A. have stated all that oc-
Q.-Wns ANYBODY within hearing besides
| yourseNes2 A.-Thcre was nobody within
| probably ten or fifteen feet. The tables around
us were vacant The nearest one that was
| cupicd was the one whore Mr. Burke sat. on
! the opposite side Of the room.
.Q.-Ilow Qhout Stpughton2 A.-Stoughton
did not participate at all, and doubt II he
! heard the c9nvcr-ation. II WIS carried on In u
low tone. He was engaged in reading II news
Q-Stato what took place subsequently in
leaving tho restaurant Weber and dis
sussei the mater. | said. ,I,pog, we DO
said do not think SO either. but DO not see
what else We can do in the matter We parted
that night. and went home and thought the
matter over. and drcw up rough drai! Of let
ter which thought We would send TO Mr. Sher-
man.
ana q sn Ss R9Rpr TR e"ndh1s m R'Rst R tho
letter which wrote the next morning after our
Weber to come round to my room
Q.-It Is the original letter or q copy OF II ?
| All is the original letter which | wrote to
The letter was read. and Is as follows:
~ Ds,s sls coms round to my rGcni ~ %araas
Ma,ihsw.a Co. than have in ritt kellogg rnIc'swS
amuuwilung to 60 step further. Conc about 10 o'clock
as Idi VI be on, by tast nns W. might 'ee sherman
| Truly you're. ANpERsoS.
Q.-statc whether Mr.. wcber met you suhse.
quently to that letter. on that day or any other
DAY. DAY =, amMr & Me3Ser tn answer to that note
Q-what did You iI and nd he doY 10 E-we took
this letter which had drawn up on the Sun
in i. wrote Il. and addressed Il to Mr. sherman
anni n Mr. Weber took 1t round to me 81. Charles
nolei: wIh, 10 un1 1us'9ih nouse Wlth the
uhuoIsuhulnH lnht was 70 Walt Tor McpeF ny
@the @ corner ot Chnni anu ~. Charies strecl-. |
WWaited Wid there probably twonY min9tes. when
seS 6% ydu "H seS H.
brScb sfh the iT9m the Cross saloon Weber
'ty"Sti Q.@SUnopenaedS 1sS ndYS''A Ayes. sir.
uQ;-To whom was 7 addres-ed' A.-To d. A.
| O-Was IL opeuoI In your prasonce7 Al
Thom ,, dli thG Letter purport To- be sign
,,Q.--bo You Enew wGcrs ihi orisinaii IS'ttcr Of
A2wIoSSS P at TnyfG pdp.2 Ins qrSe ea II Won rocos
"H WIN, ia w ,S W IL H.. & XIX" ~
which was s.nt t5 Mr. s6.r%nn 1 wlth n, I.,,r l,Gr
9lterPtoa fg2m g9 .he original Ihis s he sony
s1nt th@ ettnr IN Mr. Sbnrman oerTf rn,,iy rn.H
t6e answer @ Thi- IS tho V c6rS , wRieh @ sSys 10
Mir,.,M Mr. Mvoar' IN 15pylhg IL, ar, " to.r rea1 me
wh"Te h"r 1frt "aa 1a @r, We're paf 2r W n,as
- ,,.iit tiil tn. W "tIl.l ~ " ~
ai mn, n y, "in no' Vorlvc'' 30 'h II not
~ III H"tior ,bts i,,,o, ,,., 4, ,,,,
pEpenaEEedc Il at yogr hoHse Alt Is copy q it.
ri{ he h T., i0u 'i%iuie % tne dr"lt ~.
~, 20, / ~ ~ ~ ~, ". 'Vn ~ " ~ I'M
btnhs ,Ybt yc Sou a. w iS'5eI toI t Sherman
"ri,cn WIS, Spu ana Neter rv9l a.Iies
NJ ~ y oiaia 1 man anu "HUsr toVk We l"ttef 20
, HI nle,Inah ii Hhu you suoseauenty ,net MN
u,s ,nan ~. 9iSU' WI" "n ""9NVi ion4 MI SHcI-
ninn n vri.. w.
| hhne W lInSss, LES, u lSS, Vs, ,o,,,, -
~ a Ai,h ~ .lvn Sou "oi'e 'Ierk 10 your room ana
'Iht,ot wv II III i ui,s 81 a., ,,h i,.. go. J.,
@ iiu Io,i W., WHY 70 VVpS Oh nhe ie''er sent by
AHuofsoh "nu "epel 10 HheImAh'
NEW OmEANs Nov 20 1870
SIN We have carefully considered the arguments a
Nanced ~ yop IN our INTERVIEW Your Assurance that
w. @ uv ma @ Il, esis " !, sFcihe .honA ih
OBLIGED h leave me sat N y' ,ey.fys w. "mH .,, n
wIitng who We shall lok 10 ior the inlucnt Of those
| promises, Re.rectfuly, 4 Wfstn
| Hon JnoN snERMAs JAMES A ASpsRsoS
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