The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-26

camc you to doni k~weG Inst evening Vas under GT
W. inaasnee Of liquor ! was under We Influence of
q Then YOU was drunk Al dent know that I was
g We're you ever accused Of forVeryt A-No Ihad
some eouny warrants for sale but did not sell thcm.
g Did YOU endor~c one vogr.c,r Ayes sir. I did;
Q -ph you slgn II with iis other msn's name' 4 i
II,m % ym m II & ihey Mere warrant. gwen e. Weber for
other name mt on tho warrant was Twitohcr l only
g .Dta YOU ever sec Mr., Gibson Give any money to
heard Nr M,GI"S lax ABOUT !, A-No' ''r' nut have
.,95w.he' az Mr Gibson oTer you for rc!ns the
p ~ Mr. Ecii A,cr you bad sent no Giesrgin to Mr..
,, New oriean, What jid be siyf A-Wcn. SIR. i met
sn am I'M ssa sai M y6 e W. PC rsn ' r nsye s " ryg
S Hn M roso ia 9 Wr ss ~ the he cas G e "d t. gT@s we91s
sid What IN hen do YOU send tiosc cicersms ior''
, wpyn MI NioS , ~ ' ~ ne @ ~ 'hna anal .'rre he sad know
Mrcn wcJcr a0d Nadd wrnt on. and Mr Maddox
c saw /, Nr roor,e5 q in the & aa%oS E SR sskaS
Mgtcr W., I SS,&Sfest & sd Ws.r never sad snythgg,
aaa after that, Maddox aud l. and Madios then .sid.
don, Intend 10 iie a, seho" hoard %fg a. uS, MI ,e
tcmnssion adjourus' and tie school Board case is
,Mr lccd-Now, II tho Chairman will favor nc With
viii b obliged "'''" "' 'A'' "S mas ''O' A' "oA''"
The Chairman explained that he wished to
see Mr. Acklento inquire whether he sent itand
then he would produce it.
Mr.. Reed accepted this explanation.
Gen. Butler who had entered the committee
room only lew moments previously. said
there were one or two things In the witnesses
statement that he did not understand.
. S 5cu nv, ws p'ss s ~. M er Is N n Mr y s %ssns .n & s
Sroic down Did he wrtc /. ia shorthand or ~ lons
ne wro'e lu'iss tiS Perhaps no altered the worisA
= And then you read 1t over carefully Ayes but
nS rsS s fss S. .s! w IN the nam. of
NsdloS which you gaNs hin. made mistake aud put
doS ana sicnscr aai got Ihcm mixed w Little Al
supPo.c ~ never had any idea that Maddox was
Chairman / le urfa
q You =, ist NJ Weber furnished Mr. s,enrer with
e 5 9,T. b 81 10 ys ~, Gc IN ,PS ,o wooi
o-was clerk WHO wrote th,. sii.vit ever .ccn BY
. II 'yea mesSt Nsidc1 ia-icsi % Of s,euscr. how
tccY We'll Imcniicacd the snGj, e to him it's
mistake that ! cannot account Tor THE question vs.
San ,H differently csn you eive reason ior every
g, Gen Ba,siTwsl, VII Try to The d,nerencs he
are not examining me and besides have not sworn 10
wl,ncs.-wc DO no, Know abou, that
den Buter-i 10 not want to handy words with you
wiincss-fGa answered It ~ well a. could
yoI,hs,e ,o9 eyer heard this .ndhNi rad ever In
READ i over to ne on my nrstnisr,rw vim lin Thai
Is, hf Tssd eas' O. S 'S Fa referring to Mr. stener
2 You stated. "I Know II l. wrong. am going " NJ
up'. Al tod him knew It rons. AMI thsi
iutenicd 70 eorrctit
me my sfiA,it Gas IN H. hands u the Soinmrp sni
that coui' got Il from some Of the Democratic mem.
-iIow long was before you did liz /, up, A-oh.
& %s os %,.;k NdS' TsG & TS' v he Cox 9' & ma" ySg
he coIreeuon IN the ncw,ra icrS Tie moment .sw It
prniei went 10 NE rci of;eTs u the h1.,'- aud New
-rhen having found GOT The mistake, you waited
Mr. Esod-ric afndayit Gen Butler. had not been pub
con Hatsr ii would have lcen a good thing II seems
70 me- the sistAkc had been corrected before II
NJ We'll .hi. man Va. IN w..hins,oa beierc
IN no. lg.fg aurfs the uf e
q. n Bruer-f you have had no better bu.incs. than
de,, ~ such rubbish - Mai b !. ~" error.
iMv"rN M i.i"rc w u ttaehgd @ tls luelr 40 ~ "a
. -YoG Anew tld. andayit had bcen h,nded to Gen
Q-iAve YOU ever eslled On hn' A.-Yo never saw
Odd you 70 to NJ shrlabspscr and .ay " Don't u-e
s'enser" A-So, SIR never dad. DO not sAy nn all
Gcn Burer-I,it not lie'
Witnes.- let me I'll you thus 90 not thnk you
d.n buuer-Bnt VIE both asrce that II Is lie, don't
VIM ss-I say ti,a mistake You have Tie advantage
o. me nov. snd you know It. fon canno, tell 1t
Gen Huier-Bui nj, Na,s sworn un,ruth and yeuiet
now say no6Siy conld IN I. you ke that outside of ihls
Wines--I hiuk you are treating me rather rough and
an not IN the habit OF benS treated IN that way let
Gen Butler repeated the FIRST part OF his
Witness said he didn't believe he should
answer again, and nobody should make-mut-
tering something about damned line thing.
Being pressed. he appealed TO the Chairman
nEHin. saying he had no lntcntiOn OF doing Mr.
Stcnger an injustice. and that It was mistake.
anl hot n lie.
The Chairman told him he must answer the
question but Cen. Butler helped the witness
out of his d.nlcuhy by putting the question in
another form. anil witness said that he in
formed Gov. Cox that tho affidavit was wrong
before he SAW 1t published.
The chairnan-I haye a'kcd Mr Actlen whether he
TeA NJ Gih.aa, Grcru- Buisi~g. u. nc.
siir that osO misht H,itle It n AcKLKS
This MAS the answer
T. H,- J. N attn. S,~ oioi,.
despatch purpootns 20 he sgned by you Wa.rccoyrd
Atmy ,ircr last nyht during my absence 4 rriatas
10 subject with which have nothing q
eS1d not entertain under thd e,re umsanccs tnlc..
soue one has used your name. YOU have been grossy
The ChsirHsn-Dm you tell Nr MANS Stout ,hs tele
ths sn.wer ''"' "'1'
Mr. Hlscock proposed the following resolu-
tion
Ss Gsa s 3 S The The s4S J
with l. N,lcr both being witnesses aud examined bT
pressed certain material testimony on account N a
Said Weber had tc.ta,d faiey and 3" ANU "'"'
Wherus. lhe evidence OF this witnsss Is the only evi.
nan All lie predicted; itis
R,srri That said Anderson be recalled and examined
tounhins the allegations in such AFFIDAVIT
Tho affidavit referred to. Mr.. Hiscock said.
was published in the Philadelphia Press OF Oct
After some discussion It was agreed that the
The Committee then adjourned to Monday
morning. when - Martin will again be placed
6crs Of The Committee viii testify. ''''
The Investigation OF the cipher dispatches