The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-09-18

/ don't know now whose room Il was; Il was |
room no. very much usedi | think il was one
o. Z the private Offices perhaps ofthe Collector
You recollect who was the Collector, |
don't YOU II was Packard that was run |
ming for Goyerpor. and who could mot hoid |
bis ofieo, .l,han,h ha.,s, !. .,Lons.,d ,,,or, |
- o'ss A's1ous" ns Eo' aenou'Niu hi, u'yle
foles than Hayes, who was awarded the !
vote Of Louisiana, lApplauseJ Gcntle-
men, what do you say TO the proposition !
which I made In NV sneoeh a month aoo |
that C..gold 80, =, H. orIaans .s
-. n1'u "e"s ,e " ~" oi,.aIo e., -
Pal,isanl 'hat ne occupied one oi We rooms
| OF the Custom House for the purpose OF
making up the evidence for the Returning
Board2 But VIC will 20 n good deal fur
| thar ,h,n ,bnt Tbis o,,os,;on ,bat I Im,ta
- -, -.
!" NV W suoo'u'na'o "i'er ."
tue journal repeat that 1t Is 10 John
Z, New, owner OF the paper, and the Chair-
man of tho Republioan Central Committee
az Iba;ano II ;s.Tobn n Nav that 7 shall
k..'l 80 l-sA.s.. -. .,s.,,.,-
. :. ~ ~ not Pa. 1"s -
prominently 10 ms paper 'o-mottV" moIn-
inc Where 49, ia. roon Il ,ba cns,om
Ws..o9 s,;s M 80 80 ;anor ~ -. ssa,n
anJ 1sa,,,sa ~ -.osa ~, e., s.saia -
sole f''N -
n W.T., ,,,
is. negro woman SS EmiIy Mitchell? Am
private Office in the Custom House.
Q-one Of Coy. Kellogg sroomsT A--Noi
sri IN one OF Mr.. faekard's rooms m the
o-who was there besides you twoY A.
don't think there was anybody else presen;
"Ieu o"Wbo SN ~ bsonght s~ he, n the ,oomg Al
can't say; somebody brought her there.
think she had a II,le ehild RI bey arms She
sat down. and aslled ber 10 ieli me- tbe story
Of her busband's death with ali The nar,irp.
lars, and told her that ali wanted 10 know
was the x.. exact .s truth in.n,. aeoa. !. :, a,
Il ,h;ni tbs,s ,-ss nohodY hv =, All M
Q-Lut was there doorkeeper outside the
door, A-That don't know.
Q-Do yop rene npsr that there was door
nuepes p,oa ,o s;,h Ms aha aa,,, "h ~ uoos com
door into Inc haiI: tS;nk tse door com nTnni.
Gated with the next room, which communica.
ted with the hall. 'g
Was it an inner room or not, gentlemen.
I This what lnurtald In Thn
Joa.aay savs 4, l. ~, ,r,,a IN, I. ~
tween Garfield aud the Journal and be.
, tween them would not know which to
believe. [Applause.l
|, n O. o.tona.t.1.,,...n. na
room before shs would ge, me- s ,' ,hs pooS Toon
+ where you were7 Ayes.
: I,.Lo :, ~, ~. a,..,,.. .r.t. ;.,
rna,n i se,,lsd on.s,;on s,'''' v '-S '1''
i
V-"S , ,has nay uoof ieau'hs rom 'he que
Ioor '"'' '''s oPeh " smut Al aon
@ A"o~' uiL :, a,
= rtsl s''e oIl1I - u' roo'n ~ ~ en
uu'd III ssie IsselM Nns'o., a Itous
e'eiAs ""O u''' w. a. "e"'"a so's " rA'''ns
A very little more, gentlemen, nbou
these rooms:
~ Q-ln that inner room was there auybod
beside yonrseiff A-Nobody.
lie was asked whether there was AM
b. body in that inner room but himself, an
- - he says no. Not that there was no inn,
ii room, but there was nobody 10 the inn,
r room bat himself
lie Some ofthe men who were getting up stat,
" me",s , Is about @ olner parishes came IN iher'
n. 'u' V'' '''"i was AS''s''u :" ms
ID There YOU have il, an inner room reaehc
~ only bv nassinc tbrnugb ono,bey rom fro,
l. ,L.Li;. Iii - a.. -. -. -
II '"o PuD'o y1'i ""u 'ns' .un"f rooni wa
20 assigned 10 James a. uarheid, and be o'
eupicd il aud received the witnesses there
"a ms I will now proeeed to nrove. So IN
n o,.a,;on Wbat d;d n, a. Il a., 80
"a I - u -. ~ - ~ 'sss -.
'oom anu 'nut question: was asked hiu
- under oath
: 0-What did Won dop Al tool ali ,hos
" naners comme5c;ng with ,ha nro,e., an,
read ,bpm "a -efnlIv and paac n rarar,l M
Of their contents. giving the Summary If esel
: witness In nv own wnv. AZ would H we,,
4 la,ryer h the case
: celJ -
, lhere Is uarheid AZ new orieans-tn'
: the man that asks to preside ia the chiei
9 Office Of this great nation. There Is Gar
= field sitting In that inn.r roou, In The Chs
o 49, rIo,,.e - ~ si;.L, &c a.. ~,
: ia e' N-y say
. tue Juogment OF the american peoPie
were cut off, and receiving the evidence
that turned the Parish of West Feliciana.
and .v.min;n, thar, as ,honrb bo ,v.vo !
- - 4. ~ go III j I.-. -
, 'aWysr !" 'ne case, Anu 80 NC sWears.
When | had completed that | felt n great
deal Of anxiety TO see the men who had testi.
6ad II + could confess / eelt a good deal ~
surprise and asionishment at the revelations
eonia,nea IN these documents. lsenI there with
a's III ,i''l ~ Iy;n, ~" snsas nus s ~. gs
sides connected with The election. i made
inquiry and found that considerable number
Of these witnesses were in the city. ! made
ost list Of perhaps one.halt Or three 'foerihs
Ie names S :, saS "s anI nsag Mn1ae 'esnno .L
and procured @ interview with them i ssi
down with them aud asked them to tell me in
their own way the stories Of their relation to
the election; l cannot name all the witnesses
r,.a ~ho ai.,;"n,, gonIerse1; sa' sone 81 them
this point Of The reading Of Gay6elJ's ,es,i'
mony Gov. Hendricks said II shall have
something to say about her dircctly''l the
dorine IN proeress az he res;s,yx ~ elas,io
| also remember Judge bnnli = par;sh
judge. whom i examined N tLa .s,,s 80
As No the result Of The cxamina,;on ~ ..,',,rs,,
Il was entirely unofficial; il was co,,Scrsa,on
Of my own with these witnessed, Idrsnebled
some interroga,ories 10 draw On, ,,,ssa c,lls
from some Of the witnesses the Testimony