Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-01-29
The Investigations.

The Investigations.
The Teller COMMITTEES is now a. work in
Souh Carolina taking testimony IS TO
the tissue ballo:s and Democratic and re
p1b.iean ball-dozing. They get plenty Of
evidence that the election there was q
grand farce; and tha, intimidation wss
used not only by the democrats bu: tina,
negroes who proposed TO zoe the dem
ocT-.;ic ticket were persecu.ed by replbi-
can negroes. The tissue halo.s were used
By b. thousand so ,hs: i: lid no; make
much difference whether vo.ers went 10
ire po'ls Or nj. Tier, does no: sem To
have b en- near Is much ac.uat 'eac- ia
Sop,h Ctrul II rs in Louisiana. nor VS.
The violence 50 exclusively exercised by
democrats.
The Potter immHtee has couclul,l its
ex imitation of s.. Maria, il former en-
p'oye. who te,tii-s tina: h. svo-e 10 lies
before sni In: h was Instructed by Ma
Gox to return such witness 8 IS w0u j no:
testify satisfactorily, as Not Found"
5: Martin IS nearly Is reliable b-fng IS
Anderson
The cipher investigations began Mon
day. Gen. B1ler had Gil dispatches
W in lie turned over to the committee Al J
they have enp.oyel Prof Holden Of the
naval observatory 10 Translate those in
cipher. The committees Investigators
thus far have been mainly upon the po;n,
OF how the dispatches became public.
It seems Mr.. Carey OF New York. tie
attorney Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company, had the political dispatches Of
1876 gathered and pu; in lis hand. under /
President O.:on's directions, fer the pur-
pose OF keeping them o.: Of The way Of
investigators. There We're abol: 80 900 I
OF them. Bat afterwards these Dis catches. |.
a big trunk fail were sent 10 Cap. Whit
ney, the Washington manager. who 6e.iv-
cred TO vsrioas committees such dispatches /
rs were called for. When the dispatches
were returned 10 Whitney be did no: yer;-
Is the schedules BAT sent lhe iruak full /
back 10 New York where James o. Green. /
son OF the presen: president Of tAe Wcs:-
ern Union. burned them s.nc- Nj Dr:ra's /
death. /. is well known TN; NJ. OF T. !
WAS republican while Prcsi len. Green i, /
Il democca: bl! The officers O; the .ele-r4ph /
company seem so have aided from r. p,r-
,isan motive and there IS Do do1b: Nh I
Green in directing the destruction Of tie
dispatches atcei fyr business anil 10:
political reasons.
A, TO the dispatches ,hs: " broke l,.se "
il appears tha: one George T. Bullock.
now consul q. Cologne was formerly 3
messenger II Senator M1r,oa's committee
and tina; the nigh; before Bullock started
FIR Elcope he bro1gh. Congressman
Evans o: Indilnt 2 blnlla o: dispatches .
Which te sid had kicked a55l; he CON-
n.::ve room and olgM . BE- taken ere /
Of rs they m III: prove valuable. ~ rs
lii no, examine III. paper, %: gave them .
70 Mr.. Brady. (
NJ. Grs]7 sen: SOM J: tn Dispatches /
. .he Nv Y1.a T-!j4.: All go. ;ay /
rest I'm T Chandler NJ. Ca4a5,-r .
the sans ny Bctiy g,ve than 10 n /
p: .na nos: Q: then 5i1r h. drs,
pecEage Bad! gave him. on G n. Bl:lv,'s .
desS. These are the dispatches G :. Bl.. .
L. :arnei over TO lhe Potter committee /
wj,hol; examining them TIE re.s7a /
C1an Her gives for pl..tn- .led-spt.l /
in Gen. Bl:ler'. p5,s sion was b-c.i,e /
Bl:i@r hal told him IA. w.a.el - brlr. .
on: ne truth 10 nt:.ec w1ic1 patty VS.
hurt. The second pI.At-= "a: B ,l7 .
give Ch.ll er the a.i~c lirec:e! :, WHIT T,
.HE Rel aal -lye :l-m . i. X. VA E,
lie ". hnoTn Ir.yA.. co7r->pol t.lt.
In Non tty's examination F,oyi G:,rt 4
AMI o.ner, :.>tii-j ;aa: = lev d.,puca .
between P. N. General Iga-r ans L. 7
Can Her Yer sa.e.:ei hy P-->ilen: .
o TOM direction Al. gwen 10 NJ Timer; .
al-' .hH tree dispatches READ = ..e
sale Of some goveyam+n. oaiees. Mr. +
Grant. NJ. Green and NJ. Crr-v ,lo3rb. (
Oh'n Her WAS - appoint '"o men = o.aces F