The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-30
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A. state OF over lzD,UuO OUTSIDE OF New
yo,k and Brooklyn. This would carry
=. .tats By at least 5000. Following
=. eIOss up on thespsech Of Gen. Grant
!, Syracuse comes the announcement
49, several prominent citizens Of that
n, have CONS out for Gariield- Among
,a.m are Thomas Gale. = well known
.,.tra,tor; VIM. 7. Hamilton, presi-
s.,t of the Morris Run coal companyi
Iohp Greenwsy. the we'll known brewer;
Ih.l Girok and many others almost
ssualIy well known.
Chsirman Barnum Is sending out
,rusred tel egrams 10 the press assert
., that Hart has been discharged by
Judee Davis, with the purpose Of max
ius i appear that such discharge vindi-
estss the genuineness OF the Morey let
In the examination OF Philip this
morning the experts. Southworth and
W. Z. Hogan. the latter Of Troy, testi-
ssd that the Morey letter was. in their
Judgment, the handwriting Of Philip.
and declared that the Morey letter was
not the hand writing Of Garfield.
tr. The trick ofthis Is apparent that
Hart's arrest was for contempt in re-
fusing to produce the original Of the
le.ter In court, and having now purged
himself Of contempt by its production
be Is discharged from that arrest. No
other charge had been made against
him. The case against Philip Is still
rnding.
Ames, who testified yesterday in tie
iurged Chinese letter case, Is generally
eknowledged chief Of experts In cherc-
Caphy and thoroughly upright gentle
man. His Identification OF the alleged
Garfield letter as In the handwriting Of
Philip is complete, although lie points
out conclusive evidence Of such incon-
sistsncies In the characters as proves
that the writer was trying TO simulate
some other hand. That Garfield did
not and could not write that Morey let
ter Ames Is equally confident upon the
svidence furnished by the written
characters themselves and without TAX
ing into account certain illiterate
bunders which are common TO Philips
manuscript aud never found In Gar
held's.
George William Curtis in giving rea-
sons for his conviction that therepubli-
cans will carry this state on Tuesdays
election, says:
Every reason which gave Tilden his
majority has disappeared. instead Of the
universal prostration, to which any
change was welcome, there Is universal
prosperity; instead Of the hope of "re-
form" from the democratic party the
cipher conspiracy and the Garcelon
frauds have stripped from 1t every pre-
tsnce Of reform; instead Of the loyal and
maternal spirit Of the union in the
southern dates the extra session re-
vsaled the monstrous policy defended
BY the doctrines which have Justly
aroused the universal distrust Of the
discontented republicans Of '76 are
solid for Garfield. The independents
who voted for Tilden> then heartily sup
port Garfield now. There Is every sign
ola great and popular uprising" Of
the movement Of the people which
sweeps away the politicians and de-
mands TOR tne presidency an honest,
able and experienced Statesman. II
thsre 10 one plausible reason for sup.
posing that the democrats will carry
New York we haye not heard II.
Tho Evi<esee as PAiIp's Trial.
New York, Oct. 29.-The examina.
tion Of Kenmard Philip was resumed
this morning. A large crowd was in
attendance. Tho envelope In which
tho Morsy httsr was contained was
handed to Jpdge Davis, and on motion
OF counsel Hart was declared purged
OF contempt. The assistant district at
sorney, Bell, called Albert G. South.
worth to the stand. He testified that
% was an expert in handwriting, OF
al'een years experience; had compared
'ae photographlc and photo -lithographic
copy Of the Morey letter with the
nockwell and Jewell letters; didn't
.aink they were in the same handwrit.
ne, also compared the Morey letter
win tie exhibits on which the warrant
VI arrest was obtained and found sufil-
e'ent characteristics to enable him To
'0lm an opinion that they were in the
anne handwriting. -. s-~- ~
Cross examined Witasss bad come
.,om Boston ons q telegraphic request
=, Aar.hall Jewell; expected pay for
ns services; made afiidayit at request
u stoushton, Knox and Davenport;
gave hsfor them ! synopsis Of what he
would testify to; never saw the oriei.
M ~, Aorey letter until this morning;
s'd not know GARFIELD, and did not
NOV Tor whom he would vote.
Inc prosecution next called VIM. Z.
hogan. of Troy, an expert In hand.
Sn'ing vitdsss hid sxamined the
Aorey letter and photo and pboto. .lith.
sss spnlc copies Of It, together with the
s.ninits on which the warrants were
s.a'ned' and in his opinion It was the
ss'son who wrote The exhibits that
!, ,s - me Morey lstter; II was evident
..o.s M sitins Of , person initiating