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caueus. nnsl o. wa. REPORTED ;hai
nesth.t eauIsia,s tor II. ~,+akef-
shlp eoald s.t anosaer sa,. uul.~,
Hucb., eould d. induced a. attend
,ha, the feeIib- "a. :, hi-h aunn-
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some Of then tbr.a,euel To- vote
for the Democratic candidate for
Sneaker IN c,.e their man coald
no, be nomipa,ed. that !, was oen-
eralIy understood tina, HUGHES de.
s;rej 10 avail himself Of eyery nos.
sible mean, TO obtain pardon for
his con and wished 70 force the Re-
nubI;can members 70 mite in NAL.
inc n demand on Gov Ferry for the
neIdon tba, :, w,s oererally rorort.
I'd on Snndov and Monday that
Hpobcs was refns;ng to enter the
ceueus excant MON Tho tar,ns o,,ore
ment;onea INIT That IN TUESDAY he
nart;c;natei in the oroan;zat;on If
En-. House. that subseonentlv dur.
inc the same session the atlantis
co1leaoue Mr. f. G. Newland and
himself were examining some papers
containing matters Of interest to
their county, when Mr.. Newland,
through mistake as affiant supposed
handed him a paper containing a
pledge on the part of the members
of the Republican caucus to the ef-
feet that If Mr.. Hughes would come
in and vote for the nominee of the
caucus the members would use their
influence with Gov. Ferry to have
Hughes son pardoned; that afiant
read the paper carefully and pre-
served distinct recollection of it's
purport, as the bargain had been
the subject of much public comment;
that subsequently as affiant was ad-
vised, young Hughes was pardoned
by Gov. Ferry, aud that in view of
this transaction the Chief Justice of
the Territory has felt and stated that
the courts were unable to enforce
justice while the dispensing of par
dons was made the subject of bar
gains for political purposes.
William PICKERING who was n
member of the Territorial Connc;I
that wear from King county affirms
that Mr.. HUGHES member of the
House from this county had voted
with the Democrats on the first dav
of the session and had TINS nrevenf.
ed an election of officers of the House.
that he. PICKERING had been asked
to expostulote with Hugbes who re-
piled that he would not 90 into cau-
Gus or vote in session With the Re-
publicans unless thew would first
:. put it in his hands" meaning a