New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-19

cards TO the Secretary let him see the SecS
Secretary had ordered the exclusion OF GuIt1d
cards. did Gueau know that they were e4cinuJu I
Witness had also refused to permit the prisoner 10 %
OF the library Of the Department lie uu lo " 60
to give him any excuse for being there lie "antbinS
rid the Department Of him lie did not notice any n
pecular about him except that ne was te toi IN Iook
vdua and that he seemed to have reluctance " 10'
Guteau-I looked in your eye, Mr. Brown. tro
Adolphus Eckoa police lieutenant was eade9 % elsirct
Attorney thought that IL would be unnecessary ,ing
crOss-exami1aOu he detailed the manner O. 5elICn,s I
the prisoner when he taken TO the Police ~ ~,
ters. On taking the to Jail he bad appeared III, ~
ened, but there nothing peculiarly Wl,u ~, % tic
man had stated that ne was "a 5alwart % the si9-
warts" and that he shot the President to save the h
Mr j. Stanley Brown Private Secretary to the lat, late
President, the next witness. he tesIh"u 10 & Ti
thed large number Of letters rom Guteau to tne PFc5-
ideut, which the Dis,rct-Auorncy then read
GUITEAU's LETTERS 10 THE PRESIDENT
Tho letters follows:
lpuyate ,sst
GENERAL GARFIELD: I called to see you !his
n N, but you were engaged. In october aud Jan
uary last / sent you note from New lgih r ,",''
understand wishes to remain at Vienna till ial ne
good fellow should not wish to disturb ui.l i vi
any event what 10 you think o. me Tor lOh7 "elt'ius ~
for Paris toink prefer Paris to vienna, "ii, i, -
agreeable 10 you, .hOuli be satisfied WITH tAc NolI'
at Paris The enclosed speech was sent 70 OUT tn,
orators and editors August Soon thereafter tnoy
opened ON ne r.be wacIam dsi, &nG ] j. WIS Sy ,.,l,
ldra that resulted ~ your election Nr' Ma'l, -. 'I
York the present Consul AT Paris, was appoh..'
through Gr n'@rts gnd pTet' Risnc T@s1 and
Conkug friendly 10 me, and ! presume my aPPol"
ment VIII be promptly continued. There ~ Hot.L.As
c. g..
Pryatcl
GENERAL GArFIrLD: / understand from Colonel
Hooker of the National Committee that am 10 have
ConsuRhp. hope 10 is the COusushp at Paris aS llt
is tie only one care 10 take now tina, VT. iH,.n M s
the Austrian Mission ! think ! nave Ithi I" PI',5
Logan and Secretary Blaine are favorable to
TINS, aud wish you wonld send IN my haihe han
present Consul 90 thin, has any claim ON y0n ior
thc Ollie" as the men who did the business ia-t i aIc
the 4 bc remembered, senator Logan mas NY
papUI-, and hc said hc would sec you au'ti 'I''
March 2G. Cn.. GrUr'r'
GEN. GARFIELD: From yJur looks YESTERDAY lh'tr
you uid not quite uudcist.ud What ] meant D. sa5Hf
- have not called Tor t"o or tlrce weeks. i.-'I'
to express my smpatny ior you On account .o %, t oi
think Nr. Blaine intended giving me the P'1S l9I-nl-
ship yltn your and Geu1 L.gln's ppro'auon' and a
waitlu. for the break iu tlr senate have pracucei
uuaiiiird foru In4yc been mere since Hircn D and
expect TO remain some ilt;c tmr or until s,t my 'oH'-
AprIj. cnAs GCunU,
Gryrn,L GARFIELD: / visa to .ay this about
Sn Mr vol FoOTG'''1 Tg withdraw t. on the ground thai
Mr. ConAng has worked himself % white heat oi OPP
position IL might po done quietly and gracefully ON
lr ,rouui that since t4c nomination many merchants
ANA others IN NcwYork had pcuorcd for the retention
OF General Merritt. :, srlk-- tnat would be- tru'
poc to A fuis ~ Mr. Conklu - 80 dst crmued 20 de
cat Mr Robertson and the chances he may dD tt II
is DOING great harm all around am very sorry you
General Grant aId senator 'ongIns We should have
lost Nr,-York TIE loss OF Se~lork would have elect
cd Hancock So. 'oulnE fecb you nu --t
TO have consulted nim about the app'int-
the reason be- f. set against MI l.. ana many people
t1ig he s Il o's ,gl, lay W. ,,r IE' o ,{ wa" , gii
tat since his nomination tlc rpdinS merchants ui New
ork Eu., IMPRESSED tAruFrlSea a9 T, si.Ertd VITA
General Merritt who certainly ir not "a I"n'nng i.in
am friendly terms Win 'nItur 'cnhinS and the rest
IN the spirit 81 rh,t'aS'G;c - H',I iac'n @ t', IT, ul, ,
Aprl - ~ CHARLIE 'lIL',.
Consl', are a,Irt. rut sfIuI by sou ou me ground
tnat n, fucud-. horton, dane, ie'r,"n a,d tac r.t
ot them. hu,. been wen pfOyaed lor ar' ir tpukiIB
May l. o,-...,., CHARLES GcHEAr
To GEyEru GuIIaLp. nave -, a. now IDA
about 81 lf yog work your position i'r hI ii'5
c,''r.r In Il Yorr opponents N rropab Hr General
G,,nt and Mr. Blaine G,qend Gran wiI never boz ~
,i . s ls tlst alter ms TIP around t.r
te5 and doa't tla me- aan DO u,uolt,I much les
eIocrcI again. Tso N,uonm C,uy,u'iol. have
Flaughterrd NJ Elaine account ~ fhslAt 900, point
Ike Whiting 5l, Was helped ont Of MIR dinI.utv uy tho
prisoner. who ful-. ed the sentence 'or mAi ""i hs
rail road record ard connection. To" r''.il- OF TIE
letter "a. then concluded sa follows j
Tho Republican party is afraid % rIn him. I"i lea.es
arc,uut strike cat ri , and icrt The american people
Ike pncl and IA ~ W" VII lut Eau
Wa, Torse N,yIo.
+. z. wiu s,a you about thc P'rI. co1suhp t,mor-
row. unless yUu happen % send h. my name today.
lPgiyaf,
GENERAL G1HrmrD': urul Saturday / slpposed
ru Mr. Blaine was my friend in th' matter
of TIE par.- Carsnahip, hut from his tone Sa'Hr-
Iu.It in The interest Of ihe Elaine element b. -
You are under small obligations 10 dr Blaine. lc al
most def Your elccil ~ ~ ny l' Ioss OF Isnc Itd
81 not been far h'uc9tkr bmdci "h h' ann ahd thr
decided efforts of the Sgi warts, yuu certainly would
aye gren 'r for 'ng % MANI
wsh yoG |od W Totao g Mr. a51 %asgr ,ds ''T r,@c G
AND an " vim I'd them 70 20 on mg bond General
Logan AMI senator Harrison and iho rest az my friends
,g wi' nn" ,gT 1'' 4d Mr Bnc % saturday on thS Tars
Cons ,hp long as yon Ivc' Hrr,o.orr he Gas been
posiugn y @ w, t,rd Mr. me mnd he "t 10
Sec that there chance for nm lu 81 want 10
gcf in my work Tor you Iu ~.
am -6rry Srs. GARFIELD is SICK and lopo she win re-
cover soon. tHAS. IlIIEAJ'
MIy lG.
c,yrp,, vrreLp: hopo Mrs. Garfield &, better.
Monday sent you note ahoni the lar. Co4S1Iahpi
wiz come trnc. Your nomination was a rroyi-
llad Hancock kept - month shut the tar! ha would
have been elected probably notwithstanding Grant ana
.,rrc M aid 10 trust a man in the White House who dii
about the tafih aud this Killed Hancock
You are fairly elected aud now make the Of H.
win two tennis i'm ,he White IIous. aud a trim ara und
r globe yog can ~ into history by the side O General
Grant NAY tell 1fr Blaine tC prepare the order for
my appo ntgent tne Paris COnBusAp, vice George
Walker. rccalicdi Z, e.
white HOfSc May l3.
AuoEef letter was read, IN which Guitcau refers 10
Secretary Blaine ~ q wrccKcd man, ana which rrad
by the DisrirtAtOruey u hIs opening address ycster
day
Disrict-At .orev 90 wmass-rhese are a'l the let
prisoner that you found Oh the hcs Of the
Executive office!
The Witncs7-Nca
me pri-nncr-rhey are all that 1 ever wrote.
Tine BIsrlctAt AttorHcy-i propose To identity by ls
witness the letters lott by prisoner tho cigar
stand iu the depot.
the pgisoncr-rhosc letters all correct every one
Di them.
The papers shown to the witness, were idcn-
tiled as Ia GuicIus handwriting.
ON nomination Mr ScOytlc inquired a. 10 tWO
letters written by chi 10 General Garfield at Men,
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