Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-02
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+ aa and recently appointed
Is.l Orleans Custom House,
had not been officially ad.
of the appointment, which
.lould have had long ago. She
1 sought his appointment but
.as unsuccessful.
Afternoon.-rhe following An
derson.Jenks correspondence was
read:
THE NORTH AMERICAN, /
Philadelphia, March 25th, 1878. !
My Dear Mrs. jerks: 1 have been
in Washington some days; hence
have not answered your last anus
ing letter. Evidently your visit to
Washington caused you to lose
your temper. 1 don't know when
| laughed so heartily as did after
reading your letter. Bless your
innocent soul, you shouldn't get
mad; it don't do particle of good
and spoils the complexion of
a woman. They do say that
Sherman fooled you badly;
that you gave him that letter on
promises to pay, and that, after
getting it, he told you to whistle
for your dingbats. Now, 1 can
,imagine that mysterious woman at
Louisiana, chuck full of damning
proofs of conspiracies, ETC., and
vino travelled hundreds of miles for
the purpose of Strengthening things
generally, whistling for dingbats!
Jewhilllkens! No wonder you
got mad. Sherman is a sly old
coon, who knows the soft side of
the gentler sex, and with visions
of sinecures, ETC., in prospective, l
am not surprised at the old sinners
success. And SO you are coming
up fortified? You have no idea
how my hopes revived when 1
learned your decisiom. Come by
all means. Send barrel of dyna-
mite by express and fortify your
self with q return ticket. You
ought to hear NJ. s. tell how you
tried to bull doze him out OF a pass.
1t is as good as circus. I enclose
you an article from a Chicago pa
per, which you can hand down to
your posterity as an heirloom or
use.
All the same, very truly yours,
(Signed] JAS. E. ANDERSON.
On the same sheet with the fore
going letter is written the follow
ing:
SENATOR: l send you Mr.. AS
letter to me and copy of my re-
ply thereto, which 1 mailed yes
terday. Please return these to me
and oblige, [Signed.
a. d. jerks.
Lock Box 1856, N. o.
The following also Is written OH
the same sheets
SENATOR MATTHEWS: May
trouble you to explain that clause
in the fellow Anderson's letter in
regard to my. requesting pass
from you. How did you chance to
mention it? Was it necessary you
should do 50? Not that / care, but
knowing the fellow as you and
do, | must say | am somewhat as
tonished. 1 deemed whatever
said to you regarding my own pri-
vate affairs would at least be invio-
late, as it Is not often | mention
them to any one. But it don't mat
ter. l wish you to write q definite
answer to my first letter to you,
mailed the 18th. Be it pro or con,
wish to know. Please return these
enclosed letters to me. l always
keep duplicate of aught I write to
such reptiles. They may be of use
hereafter to me. Yours,
A. d. jerks.
The P"ttsr Stb-COm mtltee,
New ORLEANS, July lst.-The
Potter sub-cOmmitte met at 10. 80
this morning, Blackburn, Reed
and Stenger present.
Governor Packard was recalled
TO produce a number of papers to
which he had referred in his testi-
mony on Saturday, including the
returns OF the election rromul-
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gated, th ~
legislatuT
Winters !
Governor
! int res
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