New-York tribune., 1879-01-30

The committee reassenbled at 1880 o'clock.
BRADY EXHIBITS HIS TFLEGRANs.
Second Assistant Postmastcr-Generl Brady was
recalled lie announced his desire 90 present the
kilograms referred to in his examination OF yester-
day, whereupJn he gave thCn TO Chairman Potter
in the order i'll which they were sent Translated
the kilograms read as follows:
TALLAHASSEE, Dec. l.
JNO. WING, Wash iRgtcn:
Florida Will 60 fer Hayes. bRADi'
General BRADY. Tallahassee:
Florida in trouble. speak advscdly; Haye no other
Tears. JAS N IfNER'
WASHINGTON
General BRADY 70tdhGsSee:
Reliable information here SAYS Democrats claim two
OF Florida Returning Board. DoSOu beheve III WING
TALLAHASSEE. Fla
JSo. WING, Washington
We have nmatlon OF treachery except on the part
ofCne of number If we come to grief II is through
him-the New Yorker. We advised that he recon-
mends contrary TO our interest His many ana myste-
r'ous interviews arouse suspicion. BRADl.
BY the Chsirman-Who was meant by the New iorkeri
A.-General Barlow, O1 New-YorkSCity.
Several other kilograms were read, but were of
no significance the last relating the conclusion
Of the count and stating that the State had gone
for Hayes, etc.
1t transplred under crOss-eXamnation by Messrs.
Potter, Hunton and Blackburn that E" John Wing"
was fictitious name for Judge Tyner, and that 1t
was arranged previous to the departure of the wit
ness that kilograms should be so addressed lie
cipher used was also arranged before General Brady
left Washington. General Brady testified that his
cipher had been destroyed, and he presumed Mr.
Tyner had destroyed his copy.
General Brady was examined at length as to
whether there any other kilograms sent or re-
ceived by him bearing on the election, but he
replied that there were none.
THE TYNER-FOsTER IELEGBAMs.
Judge Tyner, First Assistant Postmaster-General,
was then sworn. He testified in substance as fol-
lows:
have been recently informed by General Brady that
the committee were about TO examine into the cipher
egrams aud he feared that as the telegiarns-or
IL would lead To DEMONSTRATION ana prooa-
to say word reg riding the testimony Of the Western
Union officials, Messrs. Green, Cary and Grant The
passed between myself and John W. Foster concerning
Chandler riding tue appointment Of Indian agents.
has warrant whatever III the cOnttnis OF the tee-
grams. The idea OF Mr.. Cary that the telcgIams III
question related dirty piece of political engineering
is entirely erroneous will verify this statement by
producing all OF The clegrams sent by me bearing upon
tne subject investigations procured these tec-
accidental conversation with President Or
ton, that gentleman avng mentioned during the course
of conversation one evening Willard, Hotel that by
disclosing the teegraphic correspondence required by
the committee many persons III ght be somewhat en-
barIassed adding that II the request to furnish the same
had ltle later the kilograms would IN The regular
order Of business have been destroyed II beng Gus
tOmary destroy them every six months. At this In
tervew, mentioned having sent certain ieeeIans and
inquired If | could properly withdraw them, they
might be mlscOnsrucd and act iDjurlOusy 10 all parties
concerned Mr.. OrtOn informed me that If would fur
nish memorandum OF the kilograms they, would be
sent This was dOne and l subsequently received
teleGrams and am now ready 10 produce them III
their entirety.
The witness then produced the teegrams, and
where they were III cipher gave an explanation of
the cipher and an Interpretation of the message.
The first of the Foster Tyner dispatches was dated
indianapolis. September 30 and read as follows:
[PersonaLJ
To JAS. y. TYNrR:
smith case and arrangements are satisfactory. Ger
Mr.. Mccormick. Wat at Washington for my letter
mailed last night, and then go to New-YorE at once.
j. w. FOSTER.
The witness explained how these kilograms came
TO be written and the cipher TO be used.
Judge Tvner-Some time during the campaign, prOha.
bly, early July or August had conversation win
Mr.. Zach. Chandler, the chairman o! the Republican
Central Committee OF which State had written me,
asking the assistance OF tue Nation9l Committee Gen,
temen III NeN-l ok and elsewhere, was INFORMED nad
expressed their readiness assist lndlana MI Roster
who was formerly chairman OF the committee III Indi-
ana, should thcn ne chairman, or sIouH DC cohneceu
with the Committee as they would have great deal of
confidence IN hls management Suggested that mr..
Foster, VINO was on ipIIOuSn from hI3Ic0 aI lhe
iime should be requested 70 go 10 Indiana to
assist the local committee with his advice and pres
cnce subsequently Mr.. Foster was asked ana con
sented to do.ihi5, and telegram dated Bingdnton,
n. Wv
that telegram baVe 40 copy pom lHe invitation con
tanned III that telegram l met hlm at the I1th Avenue
Hotel, New-IOrk, IN september Mr. Foster eaid thdt
in Indiana they would need 900 from the National
Committee only TO be used in meeting the expenses OF
make an effort the services OF some
members of the Grcnback organization there 10 induce
voters hack on their old love and vote the Rcpub
t re T}ic,GDos SefTiI a Democrat neyyirapnrn
the CITY OF indianapolis, which sad to b. IN imam
went into 5Sncrai ccormicls room and thai gentle
maj 4 AZ ed
''aUs win Si0GO0 toward their campalgu eyprn,rs
The proposition about purchasing Tie Hed'c was not
ssid: Il might want 10 telegraph 4 You. and !
meht il NOT he well 10 have some phrase to use
between Us 8" He thcIeupon sat down and made the
phrase which is used IN nese telouains Everything
That related 10 the Grecnbackrs aside from the puI
chase OF Inc S1fei MAS to be known a. the smith ar
Ian2ement The term smith apples TO no person |
whatever The proposal as TO purchasing Ihe !
Sentnd was TO be Known a. Brown; The word Ger
This was the extent OF the cipher The foregoing tele
gram melgt that active em9;is OF the Grecnbaek party
had agreed 10 assist IN aIrcstng the Greenback move
ment and $1,000 would be necessary 10 meet their
penses IN addition TO ihc TIUOoo piolscH & Dy McIor-
mick for general camlalgh purposes On the same date
probably there was telegram from Foster requesting
the witness to leave Washington for New York and on
the 1st of Octaber received the following dispatch
fIOm Indianapolis:
Have answer. 1t is OF utmost importance you should
90 tonight Letters and particulars await YOU there
Ii is essential 10 success d. W. fOsILK.'
Judge Tyncr-To this the following reply sent:
WAsnlNGToN, ID. C., Oct. l, 1876.
TO J. W. FOSTER Tndi0HapOliS.
"Your telegrams all received Early will positively
leave New-YOrk next Tuesday. BY that time hope to
complete other arrangement here, as it is halt done
JANE- y. llNLR.'
Judge Tyner-This referred 10 the $4,000 promised
by the National Committee ana to The tact that hoped
to be able Obtain the So JOOO half OF which had
already !tained for the special purpose mentioned
Mr.. McMahOuIhe expenses for that special purchase
c lud have been paid out OF early" Al know
nothing about tna The $4,000 TO TO the In
diana Central Committee, and the $1,000 to Foster, who
not a member of the committee That was the
special arrangement.
Nj. McMahOn-JOhn w. Foster a sort OF q side
committee TO get round the GrcenDack readers A
Those who might be induced 10 assist the Republican
party
The next telegram was dated indianapolis, Octo-