, 1881-06-12

ton. still there was desire on al hallds l4iaS
there Should be no delay.
Mr. Bangs sai.l if there were any witnesses
present whom the Committee WanteH - 10 "a
anime direct, he would be satisfied II tilt
Committee were to proceed, Dnt liz ""u1't
Mr. Brooks asked why the Committee
could not meet after the adjournment OF tlle
t Chairman Sc"tt said; ".About that time
WANT MY DINNER"
E.A. CARPENTER said ltc had made arrange
luents to 20 hume to-day, and w"l'!d oc D;'si.
Monday morning. There were others. iIe
thought, who had not been home III TWO OF
three weeks, and wanted to go. 1le tnoi'sIt'
under the circumstances. counsel aud Wiz
uesScs would be better prepared to 60 Oh oil
Mr. brooks moved that when the Commit,
ice adjourn to-day it ntljonrn to meet III !
O'clock and sit till O'clock T. Ill. anu ll4eSt
MIR. SmitI, thought it would expedite mat
ters TO take q recess till Monday morning.
L, Il. Carpenter movc,l I'll adjournment
till 10 o'clock Monday morning anu meet III
tie former Senate chamber; a., o,,.;< -
The motion was lost and the resolution TO
adjourn to . O'Clock Monday informing was
carried with all amendment to ask tile per
mission of the House to sit during Its ses-
siOns.
WILLIAM X. TEIMrIE,
member of the Assembly from the Twenty,
first New York. District, testified: l!e nag
conversations with persons on tue subject ol
room iii tile Dclavan House. 1t WIS wan u
gentleman named EDWARDS; aons a,,,Sa;ns. h,iUM
ance witt, him: have Il" knowledge ol
What Ills business is. There was no ar
rangenent for 'nsetlns So 2, ,;'y Tar rs r;on
was concerned lie ca'nS ,r,,, n my I,sF foG. ,!.
walked in and sat down and introduced the
Senatorial question lie asked me why
continued to vote for Conkling aud latt'
when there was ,lo chance nf rIectlnE thciis.
l told him | did not agree Wlth nlA1, lif
between $1,000 and $500. liz sail II tue
friends of Depew would pay thest' expenses
would / hot change ny yote. | Io1'l lllll
that wot, not; tlat il cllanSed ne; NY yote
sation WAS interjected into Il general CONVEX
sation. l understood him to mean BY eS-
pellses, my election expenses AMI expense;
here. THAT was all the conversation i'ad
with him."
would not change unless some arrangenlent
was made, unless there were some other
combination OF candidates agreed upon by
the party.
MT OPINION OF EDWARDS
was that which would be yours. or OF any
other honest lliall ). that he W;l5 !-u r;as,
II.
times ill the session. l don't know his first
name. can't say how ! first met Edwards.
l have heard he was Lobbyist. have reason
now to believe he is.''
IaaineS. member of the Assembly from On
tario. asked permission to ask the witness q
question, ami lie was permitted to hand the
question to the Committee tor consideration.
E. L. CARPENTER asked the witness If he
was advised to make his statement before the
Committee rather than rise Ii the House anu
make it.
Witness-"No, sir.o
L. 4. Carpenter-'1D Did T,alncs advise you
to make statement llere:"
Answer Eaines told HE that Ihad better
make it in the Committee, and not i'll the
House."
The witness here left the stand.
The Committee adjourned to . d. m. Mon
day.
AssEMDLYst.AN BRADLEY
has received dispatch from O1ean, largely
signed by his fellow-t0wnstnen, urging him
not to lose heart, and condeMnfng the at
tacks by the press upon his character.