The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-07
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!. knew Hayman, He called at my olls l
and said the Democrats employed him I
,go,,, =, II, ovid anca AGAINST Bitterworti
q ,,t,,cls
ne salu ne knew al
business; said he expected TO get SloU 10 Q
Inecess ary expenses. I first told Butter
:. ~ a.. ~ ~ ~. ~ s,aa l,is testimony n
man, aiter ne nao seen hls sesstntOly :
that paper. ...e.,. We !. i,,,oro
John Of1Icne4 Go. y ~ - Goronnit =
per o. tne s6 4Frenc;s n
tee In 1873: we empi9yeal = ETsnSts ,lTa4oh 81 :
bring men from lhentncky 70 T1 Wasen @ere - :,
ron S'I.! "a ,nar dav nre
y1ous to the eiecnon anu e pntterIvortI U1 ereS
day plont say " s,..t;i sfta %
about employing these men me unsll oslasaae alse
the electon. butterWortns saaa
the campaign was very t 4is.
What ol1erent tLom TGners. 6ns iC - We. S,
rlver WARDS are neaYliE - Ne
Win me ne 9atb os
south Harris at tne 1Stn rrecllIc oa golis 9
o'clock e1echon DAY; ne was ss.es
ing 1or Len 9oss: ,ts.L!aI EaELs Mas n1i ~
drunk. D1d not drink WIN hlhl: nllll:, M Ns
truth In ms statement tna1 sai1 ~
about giving away my 1rlenps. Tos Ola W9Io Esl
OF truth IN nus statenent tnaG eS LII LII
IN an 1tauan sal90n. anu T,.I!. snHM eod III III
money Ialked 70 hay11IanII July 80. 1Su. .aS
said ne was maKlng Ten ooars . !ay y,';tL auS
expenses; Wanteu e 9 aStoa., ~ VIZ, W.,
him and f9rnlsh me names 1i 4i.een .eta1 ne i1Sa
who would swear that .ney hao V1teu iu Ille,
gaiiy. he sald ne c9ulu gst one @ nunuieu I..i's!
dollars 1or5 tnem. ne uAun = Saie w VIA.
ticket they voteo, SO ne G1utI S2at nake nfsa. q
showing 70 ms emPlQyeesS eS i i,,ste5 aatel,
ward. He told me q tnat CaInPpelt "anIed !
to see h1m. met OaLnPDell PaItnSf pa, an4 ~ y
told him to say. to Campbell that L
had no information ABOUT rePeaters,
and il any money was gwen, aayman 1.a!I an
would be lost. Waiter Cleary sad 70
Mike Farrell that II ne would make
affidavit that he had voted, nao yoted
illegally, and knew Oh ot1er illegal
voting, he would get money. FarfelI was
given q suit OF clothes atterWard 1or Whlcn
Cleary paid S2S OO. Farrell sald ne gave
Mr. Pugh names OF persons y ne allegeSa
voted Illegally never saw DutterM1 rtn VI
until last Friday. Nelther butterWortn or
Young had anything to 90 WITH my en-
ployment. Hayman agreed 70 dlvlde one
hundred ana 11ty ooilars Win me II we
could get atnoaVlts apou! reporters i
agreed to the proposluon IN order 10 get
information from MN. farrell hao peen
IN the penltentary Ior roopery; was II IN
Jail when he paid Shaw. he made am.
davlt attached to the memorial and signed
by his name. An ot1cer named NICK
Martold told me That ne was sent 10 Maine
Dy Durbln Ward 70 learn II butterWorIn
mad been IN CoVlngton previous 10 tne
election, ana II ne nad gwen jim Egan saI
money IN saloon. 1 tr1eu IS 10 ILlV nnu a. w:
james, OIL falmoutn, hentucky, whose ss
signature appeared unoer one Oh tne am
davits, but no such person was ever heard
of in Falmouth.
Jerry Reed testified substantially the
same as Francis.
he investigated the charge against Deputy
NaTsnal 81 Calcner pelore appolntlhg M, ~
and finally made the appointment on the
recommenuauon Oh. ~, ~. ,1Ilil hul!ln. n..,
District attorney Ghannlng Elchards,
was sworn Anu salu: g nan o.. hau cole oR3 "
MN ano tola MN a, tnaI ne nau oeeI onereu
emPloyment,pIy tne Den1ocEaIs 10 NUM- ! up
evidence OF 1liegai Voung 70 Dc useo US
eV1aence nere ~ Tbomaa bn r. Eonn9 WAS sworn
1eneIai tnotlae aI H. .' lynx enik mao s"Iin "a;
anu testineu. nave iun lor oiiice Its ~ Snts
county 1our or nve e, tines. a a: % canuiuaee
CANNOT GET along Wltnout spehuthS money
and spending II IN legltlnate manner.
The kepubllcan party assess candiuates
certain sum, Whlcn Is ueterInIneo on py
the campaign committee. know that
money when ne ran 1or once: ne was
my partner. II 1t IS wrong 10 employ
Democrats to hold tickets for Republicans,
have committed this wrong frequently.
1t customary here to employ men OF the
opposite party to work for candidate, II
he express an intention to support tnat
candidate. 1t IS common practlce 1or
candidates to employ men to hold tickets
in their interest. ,.,.,.
10 DurDl4 ware d: uiun see EugeHs li5
Hale When was III Olnclnnatl' ano eil HIu
not want to. never saw nun out once; MY
campaign cost me somethlhg less tnah
S25,OOO.
Mr.; Ward-Phen you dont care 10 tell
exactly?
zen: 1oung-Hp, uon t' h"ruly
think it worth while: .
After some discussion upon the proprl1
ETY. OF the question, Gen; Young SAID: !
spent about one thousand dollars assess
ment to the COMMITTEE, and spent aDout
two thousand four hundred dollars myse1
in all. My campaign expenses were IN the
neighborhood OF three Thousand tour nun
dred dollars. dld not pay any man
dollar for any illegal purpose.
Thomas +. Eowaros sworn: ne mao
had conversation with Hayman about
two weeks ago. aayman tola MIN ne had
a sure thing and wanted witness to get
the names OF parties VINO had voted lie
gally Witness told Hayman ne knew
OF no such Illegal voters. Contlnulng, ne
said: He asked me e. 70 70 over the n TIVet