The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-12

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found nobody there, but some women
cleaning up. We went thea and got some
breakfast and came back, and they kept
US there. l met man by the name Of
| Moore first and then number Of head
quarters men. l did not see BArnum
! He had returned TO Connecticut the even
| ing previous there was another short
man there. could tell his name il l
| heard it. Moore was sergeant-at-srms OF
| the democratic committee there. They
said l saw what l supposed was the secre-
tary, the man that wrote and gave US the
| check. When we returned he
gave me check for $3.50
$50 for expenses for CLARK and 500 he
was to give me when he got the check
cashed. The 500 was for coming on, l
suppose; he didn't say what it was for l
| got the $780, The men at the demo-
cratic headquarters said they could not
have me out of their sight. They were
afraid that little Davenport would get
hold Of US. had several conversations
with Hart, who declared that Morey had
gone to Florida for his health. at
the democratic headquarters they were
| liberal with the money, asking me
how much l wanted, and paying
$3.50, although the expenses of both
| Clark and myself were less than $50.
After getting home one Warner wanted
me to go back to New York, asking il
$500 was an object, but my wife and l
agreed that it was too fatiguing jour
! ney. Next Sunday night, however,
Warner, Clark and 1 started for New
York, registering in Boston under US
sumed names, and arriving at New
York early on Monday. We went
direct to the Truth Office and
Hart directed US 60 TO the hotel and
have the bills charged him. They regis
tered under false names. We went to
way from Boston, Warner said we must
keep dark until we 20 to court. Warner
gave my wife $40 and said l would be
well paid for coming. supposed be was
from ths Truth Office. Clark frat pro-
posed to me to say l had an uncle named
II. l.. Morey and Hart first showed me
the register containing the entry,
a. l.. Morey, in two places
Hart asked me, on Sunday, what
kind Of handwriting II. L. Morey wrote |
L said: He writes a very coarse, bold !
hand" That was prior to my seeing the !
register. Then when they show me !
the register the next day, said should |
think that was his handwriting. AS d |
matter Of fact that was not the hand !
writing Of b. L. Morey. or any body else
I ever knew. am reminded Of another
remark that Clark made, When l met
my Uncle John, yesterday, he shook
hands with me, and Clark said, when
we got out Of our SEATS, "Who is tbat?"
said, 'That is my Uncle John" He
said, He will testify that there is ne II.
L Morey." / said, "Yes he will; they
will all testify that there is no q. l..
Morey." He ssid, We'll. 1 don't care;
if you 60 to hell l will 90 to hell with
you
O'Brien being duly examined said: ]
reside in Georgetown, ID. c.; was in
Baltimore the day Of the election and
received word that l could get job of
work by going to Cumberland. 1 start II
the next night and arrived tire following
morning, when 1 was informed By a
policeman that q man by the name Of
After considerable difficulty we found {
Birmingham and was introduced by
friend. One Walton was introduced to
me aud promised me $3.50 if l would an
swer to the name of Lindsay. He said
that all that was required Of me was to
20 TO New York and show that there was
such person as Robert Lindsay. B. {
told me that Walton had instructed him ,
to get man to answer to the name of
Lindsay. On the way to New York
Walton produced the Truth and e1-
planned what was wanted When We
arrived in New York / was driven to S
the Truth Office and saw Hart, Post and 7
ByrRe, and Hart. after taking privately 7
with Walton, said he UNDERWOOD all about
it. They IN nexsmined Birmingham and &
told him to make up story alb
the workingmen's Union. l understood
that the Truth was to pay me and on
Hart asked if mad any change I
He then gave me SIU. went to supper
with him and 8 man named Ellen, nick 3
named Box. He staid with me all the 4
ime l was here, even sleeping with me 3
ind going to Tony PASTORS Theatre. Mr..
Howe cross questioned me before l went f.
o court and said that would do. Hart q
md Post instructed me what to say
bout the workingmen's organ cation. n
Lawrence. Mass, 1I.-Albion q.
lark aud John G. Ssnborn were inter- c.
iewed, this afternoon, in connection b
Nth the Morey matter. Clark said that Sc
n Saturday forenoon, October 29th, he LA
ropped into Lawrence TO see John G. G
'sn born on business. Sanborn was out :
lumber Of men, and he sat down. In
wv minutes Sanborn entered and ssid,
Hello, AL, here's man who wishes to
be you" He pointed 10 E. S. Mann,
mo was seated. Mann then said 10 me, q
Where docs that man Morey live who
'orked for your" Samuel S. Morey
ad done chores for me- at times,
nd l directed him. Then Mann "
I'D me he had kilograms from
lie national democratic committee, In
gued by Barnum, wanting him to
md Morey to New York at the COM q
ittee's expense | then found Morey
nd called him aside and told hun that
an up town hsd kilograms from New
ork, and wanted him to 90 there.
.orey said be had been bothered about "A
letter the previous few days, and did not n
ant to hsVe,snything more to do with it =
told him if what was published about =
m was true he ought to go. l told him
any rste to get into the wagon and we
ould sac the man who had the tele-
am. Hewent with me. We met Mann
Sanborn's office. Mann asked him to gol
New York. He did not wish 10 go,
a'ing as 3 reason that he was afflicted. \
hen some one who was in the office
id TO me: "Well AL, won't you 60 and
Se care oil hlmI" L replied c0ulds
It would not unless be assumed the
penses. Then Mann said the ma
nal committee would pay sill expenses.
then agreed to accompany Morey.
ORGY met me st l.30 that afternoon and III
d: .'Al, since saw you 1 have been d
cred 500 not to go, but 1 refused"
ell me WHO made the OFFER" said. He
4: 'Ifyeu had not been so good to me IN
would not go. but have agreed to 60 uO
] L will" We left Lawrence at 2 Is
u, and arrived at New York At 10 80
It night and put up At the hotel Ca
ndsy morning, October 3Oth, we went D.
the headquarters of The democratic nz-
nal committee and told Dickinson, D
0 had charge there. who we were, civ.
him the letter introducing US.
N Mann. After More testified
returned Ito Lawrence, on Tuesday S,
yember "a. Previously Djckinson FIT