The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-03

We append the list originally pub.
lished in the Ga-efte of September es,
1878, and afterwards embodied with
ont credit) in the Potter Report, con-
tanning the names Of sixty persons who
helped TO steal the Presidency Tor Hayes,
together with = brief statement of their
part in the .hama and the annual i,ay
secured out u the United STATES Treas
my for tLeir services. This iiSt il nee
easarily incomplete, ard Vet. including
the fees, not enumerated ia the table, il
amounts to over 10000 pr amnnfn
LIsr oF'sixTY AccoNpLIcrs N THE PREs.
DENTAL sTEAL-PARr PLAYED nY
EACH ANp THE REWARD GIVEN EACH
OFT OF THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
J. Madison Wells, President Of the
Louisiana Returning Board, Surveyor
Of the port of New Orleans, 81, 500.
ThQmns Z. Anderson. member Re
turning Board. appointed Deputy Col
lector of New Orleans, $4,000.
l.. NJ. kenner. member Returning
BoaId, appointed Deputy Naval officer
New Orleans. g. 800.
W. Pitt Kellogg. so-ealIri Governor
Of Louisiana and Hayes Elector, who
certified 10 forged returns and made re
ports against counting vote for Demo
cratic Electors, fuisted into the United
States Senrts Icy Stanley Matthew'S
support, $4,000.
Stanley Matthews, great go i--tNe..n
and confidential correspondent Of s;u.
pervisor Anderson, elected to the Uni.
ted States Senate through Hayes inter
ference, 5000
Morris Marks, Hayes Elector, APP
pointed Collector Of Internal Revenue,
1880.
o. II. Brewster, Hayes Eiector, ap.
pointed Supervisor General Of Louis
lara, 81 800.
A. Il. lAviSsee, Hayes Elector, hose
electoral vote counted for Hayes, al
though his name was forged to electoral
certificate. appointed Special Agent Of
Internal Revenue, 81, 800.
S. Il. Packard, candidate for Cover
nor on Hayes ticket, and who got more
votes than Hayes. bpt iuggled ont Of
Office to satisfy Hayes promises, ap-
pointed Consul to Liverpool, $4,000.
John Sherman, leader Of the band Of
visiting statesmen, who promised to re-
ward Republicans who did their duty,
appointed Secretary Of the Treasury,
$4,000.
L. w. Stoughton, visiting states
man" who explained the forged return
of votes as 'clerical error" and who
was one of Hayes leading counsel be-
fore the Electoral Commission, Minister
to Russia, sl7, 500.
Jno. a. Kasson, "visiting statesman"
Hayes counsel before Electoral Com-
mission, appointed Minister to Austria,
$4,000.
Il. L. Noyes, "yisiting statesman.
and confidential friend Of Hayes, ap-
pointed Minister to France, $l7, 500.
William M. Evarts, Hayes counsel
before Electoral Commission, Secretary
of State, $s,0Oo
Lew. Wallace, Visiting statesman" :"
appointed Governor of New Mexico,
$1,000.
Eugene Hale, visiting statesmen" !"
rendered by Hayes position Of Secre-
tary Of Navy, $4,000.
Geo. L. Smith, who manipulated the
returns of seven parishes, Collector of
port of New Orleans, $1,000.
Hugh J. Campbell, who appended
forged jasrots 10 papers before the Re
turning Board, on which Mr. Hayes
was counted in, District Attorney for
Dakota, in addition to fees), $3.50.
NJ. i. Stearns, Governor of Florida,
who certified returns Of Hayes Elec-
tors, appointed Commissioner to Hot
Springs, Arkansas, $4,000.
s. B. McLinn, member Of Florida
Returning Board, appointed Chief JUS
tice Of New Mexico, So, 600
w. H. Green, clerk to Returning
B1ard, appointed to a place in the New
Creams Custom House, $1,000.
York Woodward, clerk to Returning