The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-30
THE SENATE COMMITTEE.
Tom Murray Continues The Tale
Commenced In Washington.
witnesses Oh Both Sides Going Over
the Old Ground Once More.

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witnesses Oh Both Sides Going Over
the Old Ground Once More.
The fsenate Committee resumed it, invest-
/ cation yesterday morning nj 10 o'clock.
pErFns WILLIAMS RE- GAHIEn
To Senator HILL have rand the account ot
the testimony of Hinton ha v hne4ni "a ~ Nv
hear what TRANSFERRED at the Interview between
Moore and myself. Iis Waa In q position "
hear everything thet was sa az, I1e "ob M
wanted ID make the talk private, but said no.
we were all three Interested.
vious To the election ~ Kellogg he was IN debt
and was borrowing money. Tho day after the
election Of Kellogg he came out IN 3 new sult Of
clothes aud the circumstance was at the time
remarked ne boing very suspicious
nnow ,hat aer IN I" ~ F aG" o. and
the day Kellogg waa elected johnson came Into
nv room from squer's, and y paving BIZ
I was connected with the census q 1917, i
was the intention 70 make u in favor ~ 'he lsh-
Tsnars o the o s W"p
Y. TO Senator Gamernnt saw DlrAetson on
the day after hs arrival IN this city to attend
after that. cav him buying thiEg5 OH credit
and DO moi sunpoeea that . man VINO had cash
would run credit, could not tell whom nrpt
TO nj end The Legislature. asked Johnson
who Big was going ~ vote far for Senator, and
& he told me empnalIcally
ron THE MAN VINO PAID THE MOST MONEY.
think that tho assistant sergeant nj -arma.
Taylqr. was present ~ W. tine ! have often
money. and heard him ask Taylor to try md
borrow money for him, at the eam. time saying
that he had an old mother who 10. wanted ~
help. | never heard him con,nlatn on any
other occasion Of being out NJ funds.
JOHN vIr2pATuloK SWORN.
no Senator Cameron ra4iaa IN The city.
am criminal sheriff Of The parfsb Of Orleans.
know Francis Carr ett. [ know that he Ia looked
Know Know @ Of him | would not believe him under
To Senator Htll- There are tour " nyc vi.
gers; do. MT know which Of tham Ia John
yiEere; believe oall them al John but ono,
have never heard ANYTHING against him.
oHR1e MADDEN SWORN.
To Senator Cameroh.-.I have resiled IN this
city aince 1890 know the general ,ahalan'nr n
Francis Garrett. 1t Ia very bnd | would no
III aenator Hill I an employed III tho rus
tom House as inspector of eustoms, | have
been there ten years.
JoHN cocKREM SWORN.
To Senator Uamernn-l know Francis Garrett
His general character is bnd and iron. what
know of 1t | would pot believe him under oath
no Senator Hill WAS once collector OF In
terna revenue; am not nj present In the pal
of the government In any position
h hHHNREhIfER
To Senator. Camerou..l know Francis Gar
rett- THO II bad man would not believe hin
10 Senator HILL am LIQUOR tfennr,
nj senHtpr Cameron -I atn nntstttrtly part,
man: Tor the last ak years have voted Thu
Democratic ticket.
THos. MURRAY SWORN
To Senator HILL know Dickerson OF st.
Janice parish. Have known him sinca 1870. Az
far az my personal knowledge goes hs char
aeter Ia not good. From what I know Of him
rp f hpIInya I'M M ~ pnth
know John Yigers. / hadno such converaa
ton with him o. &c testified f. before the com
had no conversations vi him. never SHOWED
Mn o Z y END End yer was y et
not believe him under oath.
/ know John Ftzsimmnna; | meyer. lind any
renting transactions. with him, did rent Il
huuaa from his mother Tor five years. ! path
her $sb a month for three years. aud s9on month
for Two yeare;. she wac 2, Freely sa,lstled wtl
fimea s5o, and sometimes sioo. aud always r.
Witness denied having had tue ,nversatior
with Dicksrson which that psraon teatiied to
He said however, that hn had asked nickrIaor
II he would make W aftllnylt u what ~ knew
tify unless ha waa pnid Witness had referred
Dickerson u Mr.. Cavanac. bit could not MY
whether Dickerson had seen him.
Inever nsknd anyh Nv 10 make a fnlaa state
meut. there wins no occasion 70 do u. heehua'
knew ~ much ~ ~ the transactions nst,.
la r mn ne>o' 80 y
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enmss ,Iown here my testimony wtlI H. rifTar