, 1879-01-11

defeatt"
"Who eexa you that question to ask mel"
at ID covered by my iustrnct'ons.n y said tho
reporter.
Mr. Campbell laughed, but aaid nothing more.
Il. possS'T sNow.
"Yp11 SAY t. ID Understood that j. Russell
Jones controlled Riddles md Easton's votes.
Uow could that be when they voted for aud la-
bored for Lawrence with ali their miRhtf
II was not aware that they 1aborcd for Law.
Eenco At atl"
"Don't rou know that thcy voted for Law
renee n1l that day nnfltnchngly. and we're largc-
IL tne,rumcutal In obtaung fourteen Demo.
cratic votes for him on tho fifth ballot thas
" II vas not aware ,hat they, obtained any
"What 10 you a,s&a py saying tia: they yotsd
for Dagtal Riddle did not vote Tor paris thn
next day. hut stuck to Lawrence, rs tt,e fecela
ehowa Eastori yntcd neSt aas lot .n9, ., ,n,, ""s
BOYD changed TO Davis Eaaton clsange. hack 70
Iapreuer, ia ttlat Davis eaned nothing by TINS |
vote OF Eastu1. Why do yoa srprrcss those
faets1"
"1was not aware that they were facts. do
mt hol,t myself responsible foTnr TRIBUNE for
any statement that cton.c to make. ,lor rScoe-
nlzc It's right to ask mo Why or nhcrctose'"
ne DOESN'T KNOW.
"Don't you know that on that next day f!fty
1oennitcs yosed for John q :laincs Just As they
had dono tho iay before. Aud a. hoon - 20 they
discovered that Davis naa receTsa e. ~ s Sc'ns ~
l.awrenre to *aye shctt own record, hut They d!d
mt DO this until they werc Iirst sure Lawrence
could not BY any possibility be elected n,, antse
ani % Ea,ton ' who wars faithful 10 Lawrence, and
hoiters who tlefcated ldm'"
T5at aue;s,tlon is full of ASSUMPTIONS which
And this was all Mr.. Campbcll had to say.
The reporter then called on
MR. !. o. GLOVER,
and nut him on the stand.
How do you come to say TO- TIC lnttr. OCEAN
thot when Locnn found he could not bc e1ectcdt
he did all IN h. power TO effect tho election OF
I.nwrrnce} Wiat did he do TO that end} :"
"Hc went ln and advised his friends,-soulo
of lis (riontls,-I 10 not know as to ull, nccausc
i had no means OF knowing that: but that le
advised SONG OF l1!s friends to support @ andec
watching Judge Lawtcnce's tnteresta ~heu Il
"Nhy lid he declare to Riddle aud Eastou
that 1t hc could not bc elected Senator no
other Republican wonld bol"
III lion't know that he did Tint. l heard him
say during the canvass that l'c bad got th', full
strength o ,o pasty, rd N Pc a'nt think ay
THAT ARRANGEMENT"
"Ilow did It '!appcn Tint eleven f.oranitcs
bolted tho. Republican CAUCUS nominee Law.
Teuce) On tho very frat vote. an.l SEVENTEEN Of
tham on the next vote, aud Gfty Of them on tho
subsequent yotcs1n
THAT think wns by an arrangement Of tho
Iialncs, for tlc purpose Of getting the support
gotten one II there ind been aug danger OF his
being elected , .g ey ths" Tint was tho UNDER
"Why did Granger H.o1snlto} move an ad;
1ournsncnt when no saw that Lawrence would
be elected on tho uext ballot WhY di1 not
Shaw, the Chairman, lct thc Convention s.li-
vide 'on the motion 10 ntljourn, but declared It
adjourned when everybody noticed that vast
1najorsty cried No'f
"1ho tnost know about It u that i.aWroncet !,
friends felt uncomfortable. ! am not prepared
to tay shat the Speaker Intended any wrong"
NH 1soEaS'T KNOW, EsEl{EN.
"WhJ did fifty Or moso 1soEan!tca bolt the
cred that Davis had irrvvocabiy secured u ma
5orlty, and was elected scnator. and cl'anEe
from na,nes to Lawrence to cover t'seE the!'
Fssfsfy 'ea I'll ps9Sh nv ,hsg h I'D Se.s THINGS
cotrta havo my oplnfun.n
"WtIat ia your Up!ntons"
=" don't Know tnai il is quite falE to state It
"You admit that Lawrence would havo beef
elected on tho next ballet but for tho cfroncuu
ruling Of tho Speaker. Was It not pertldlou
thnt no Republican but he should bs csceteat
II do not think tho Speaker was Acting in tn
interest Of Logan At that t!mc."
tIH CAN'T UNDERSTAND.
"Why arc you trying tn whitcwaah this bol
OF the caucus aud tile guilty actarsm
~ do not understand that. I do not ttliuk,
whtewaah tbs men who arc rcspons!b1e-R -Rlddf
and Easton have not Intended ta wb'tewas
sp0nsible."
This c,,tica tho interview.
pnEADFULLr MAD MkMoRtRs.
1t Will he seen from tho above interviews thu
fhesat two eminent lawyers with whom the rapol
tsrof THE YntnuAH talkcd huvn surprisingly ia
memories. Their memories arc, by thu recor
s s nSs sesSs aSs os *a have ao
that, betore they lmpcacbetl The Accuracr OF ii
record published IN TnE rn1nuNn Of rucsda
tn the wholesale VIZ y IN which they were rep,
1a with them, published tn tho organ
logans Literary Bureau. they would have takc
thu trouble 10 hayu referred to tho 3ourna
of information, and have informed ttcnrc!s
On thu subject. That record. publ}shcd In II
TRIBUNE, Tho accuracy of which they are NM
Scnate Journals and from The newspaper Ill
containing thu reports OF thc. proceedings. Vi
Is believed to BE- imrcaehaule. It ia bc!!ey
TINT theta is not opo point whosc sccurary c'
whit admit TINT they do not remember, al
that they caunot tell. are made to deny !
truthfuncss. They ,eertalniy ought,
occurrence which happened Two years previot
II Is certainly rensEksbls that they shou
Hafo 30 1hAslAtcA. 14cta Huel t1oj NCEe MI
other Wayi AID It is Impossible to .ce how tl
could hnye gotten them 10 1umb,ed. for TT
must hayo been conscous III January, la17,
thu actual stato Of atf1l.s. They must ia
known then, Rn1 for tnonths Afterwards, u
Judge Lawrcncu was fafrly nominated III u
publican caacus. and was just Us nIuct, I
uatntneo of the party al logau lad bscu. I'll
IouSt bage known that lIe was areagherous
lnerciless'Y haFp<'ouca aud slaughtered for t
express purpose Of eaFrysn: ous Logal
proclaimed determination that. II hu c0l
liot bo Elected Senator, no other Republic
shDuld be. Thuy cutllu lloInu full 1T Il
knowledge, md full of uuRcr Ut Judge Ii
re1iee's defeat; but, by some singular twist
thu memory, by SOME curious pefyersiot. uf
facts, they nav lay the blame Of that aefeat
thu very tuen wlu worked hardest for Jut
I.awrcncr. II thaY wlsl1ed to make a consist
story, they ought to Laso dcnouucsd tht
selves ~ participants In hts dcftat. There
no more Justice tu suytpg that Riddle
Easton were parties t. it Than Ia suyitg I
lilQYGr and Eaunhsll xsIa ut tho kQliQN II