New-York tribune., 1879-01-30

| Smith arrangement all that was promised would ne
doDe assure lure you al the 2o as Go
Philadelphia In the morning go there this evening"
In answer to kilograms received"
Mr.. Springer-lf II Brown was an ARRANGEMENT SIMPLY,
how could he have visited New-York : A.-Thc term
Brown apned to everything IN connection with tne
piled follows It is not intended To submit Brown
proposition for the arrangement with smith IL Is
Have early mailed for afternoon mail New-York and
certain sent tomorrow evening TO secure smitn
seHt the following rom the fcnHsySana
Depot Phadelphia' the same evening; ceriatS
! 90 to Ncw-YOrk tonight win telegraph tomorrow.
graphed TO Foster the dry IAN right 60 ahead
Last messenger leaves here this evening". ms nedht
that the So 800 the other half Of "eary" for special
purposes mad been sent In this connection ask leave
TO state that Ihe Indandpol's se"tna was was not pf
This concludes tine Iyner-Foster dispatches.
THE 1.-TWO INDIAN ATPoINTMrNTs."
Judge Nncr (continuing)-After the October, and be-
fore the November elections was i'll New-York again,
and was talking with Secretary Chandler about affairs
in Indiana and what chaIees there were OF carrying the
State. told Mr.. Chandler that the Republicans were
very much disappointed by tber defeat in October and
that prospects very doubtful but that num-
Der of Republicans had expressed their confidence OF
being able carry the State II they were assisted by the
National Committee. Certain arrangements were sug-
pested, and was asked to 90 there and see what
could he done II there was any chance of sue
/ was 10 telegraph TO Mr.. Chandler who W0nld
furnish with funds the extent OF SlDOOO Be
left said 10 Secretary Chandler: " II We Telegraph
about money we la better llse phrase lt was de-
clded that If 5000 were needed shond telegraph for
zone Indian mppointmrnt =; II Slo,ooo, Two ihdan
apponl men.s" and Cha, der would honor my drafts for
@ gSs c@rsee TO to m ana on the "
II You cannot appoint two indian agents. please ap-
point one. Please answer promptly, as must leave
here tomorrow evening"
New-NOrk:
"The appointments will be made. ZACH. CHANDLER"
When received this went to members OF tne STATE
to draw Mr.. Chandler. They suggested that as they
doing busncs, With the Central Bank of In'iiana,
raised some objection 10 casug tne drafts OF the com
mttee, stating that he desired ne $1,000 to pc de,
ness. lie mentioned the Hanover National Bank, New
York aSd & efgE TSsS S Mr. ny haef nTa over iOf some
"Put sum representing two appointments TO credit OF
Bank to-day. Telegraph me when done. The bank re-
Mr.. secretary Chaudler's answer to this was:
at viii bc done to-day, without fail, as requested"
These were all The teegrans that passed between Mr.
Chandler and myself.
Mr McIahon-why did it worry you, why did not
you at telegraph him 10 deposit the money IN tue
Hanover Bank! A.-Becausc did not want say any
qcDid not you say Put the representing the
two appointments III bank" and not that an allu
il / had considered il WELL dare say. The " Iu-
Indian agents. ana have never asked Mr.. Secretary
Chandler TO make any appointment cannot tell how
5000 So Sd"0 u 0'' ''''' ''' ''' "'''' -
Tne Charman-Suppose clerk in your Office
who Is an ardeat Republican. finds Demo
cratic letter which is in the dcad-ieter
office, and has not been delivered; and supp0sIng
that he finds such letter may biure and that eIe
fore, he copies the letter and publishes IL Al
should Deal just the same with him us II the entire
case yerscd. We ssould make no different
whether the matter related to Democrat Republican,
Mr.. COX-Or suppose that forgery had been
mttcd aud your clerk opened letter which dis
closed itl
The Cnairman-Th9t is a different case.
Mr.. Recd-I suppose the question l. whether General
Brady ought be dealt with for exposing those dis
patches Florida. do not know whether the Post
Office Department has any thing to do with that or not
but General Brady ~ CItlZcn well aa Assistant
Postmaster General, and those dispa ches IN
his hands as "a Post Office Official, but : individual.
Mr. COx-There also the question of Mr.. Evans's let
If the committee about to open school the
discussion Of moral ethics am ready for them.
Mr.. SteDger-It all relates to Civil service reform.
NIP. w. Z. CHANDLER I.-CALLED.
Mr.. W. L. Chandler was then recalled and stated
that he wrote and signed one Of the two kilograms
sent by Mr.. Zachariah Chandler, in which " Indian
agents were mentioned. lie remembered the
great Admiration with which he regarded that
clever cipher LauGher.l Sull the cipher was
made and he had TO use IT.
TO the question whether nc dispatches had any
reference to any appointment, he said ANY one
who knows Mr.. Zach. Chandler knows that he never
made any appointment in his department either for
money or any consideration of the kind and | did
not think any gentleman would suggest it,
[Laughtcr.I
The committee adjourned until tomorrow when.
in all probability, MIR. Whitelaw Reid Editor OF
TIE NEW-YOFK TRIBUNE, VIII be examined in the
morning. In the afternoon, ST. Martin will be re-
called and his testimony completed.