The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-05-07


ESS G.s:s as' and This s s'
The enclosure Is a letter OF John b. West
brook to his uncle the Judge. in which tho
hophl6iw sa,s hA has. neither had nor impaired
any information as to w." 'nuge oeclslon.
Westbrook says:
One has only to consult with observe any of tho
%Sy sas es g s s rso isssS e Is Il
nn Concern a Hs q give
A letter from Judge ,Westbrook In return
says: 1t docs not and did not worry NO."
THE SUNS" COMMENT.
STATE or NV YoRx
ARMS Of the stated
Taroponie L. wrsTnnoSE
RiSGsTos, N. Y, Oct 10, 1881
hsssrs Dillon r. S,odvne.
petition during portions o. yesterday snd today and
a Ssiws.A any e n, o Nov cy
Gas 'i nsG below at ss Ss Victoria on
The Hp ni, is sFans the spPcaSn riSaso Do mot
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tsamo heading. date Oct ISL '''''''
cut from nF sus OF today Is il not too Sai after
al my hard work to finish the case at the earliest pos
%Ss Ss !" rGe ana % II The sS Of sr ding
press that ID, result OF ali is 10 be told i Is scandal
@ s s S a dSw sS' ana out S' ad bo wSss
was IN former years, q practising lawyer Truly,
tEnclosure.l
sOANpALoUs
It is alleged in the Erenino that hs nportant de-
cison which Judge wes,brook deiivorei on Friday in
held in he r~stS @ Of Sne o the Counsel on
AMI that Mo result q hi, privacy was e the
sent out Wall street through stock brokers' report
The facts being So the transaction In question must
certainly be pronounced scsndalous
THE ATTORNEY GENERAL UNREASONABLE.
lTelograin
MosneELLo. y. Y. oc, Is. 1881.
Third despatch from the Attorney General compelled
unless Ward consents. l have tcicgrspicd Ward ur;
familiar with The case to Albany to see The Attorney.
General. would make order at once II the Attorney.
General had been served, but he has not he
n shn 30 comps ~ growh' YIN success our acton
fer ana blame us. r il WrsrRRoox
Next camc u lottcr from the attorneys stating
crty, and that the Judges order was now be-
yond recall; and that they thought the Judge
consent WAS also beyond recall"
Telegram :.
The No." 2. Uts!'roos.
ne nSr,nn VINO was stGrnS to see nm he A,t9rney-
csl condition msHcS him unreasonable suggest that
cred but that when YOU zee lin il can be moisd to
max h. personal position on the record jus! what he
., On tho aame date Judge westbrook writes to
Gen. Swaync:
bcea died before roHntrrn,snd Ga,ne / am proud TO
know that my seton has saved tile company and saved
KiSGsTo,. N Y, DC. a. 1891.
Eager SyTvr'. n Y
jtge wc.throoE holds court at MorticSllo sullivan
Than followed ,att,ra betwacn thu Attnrnev
General and Con, swavnr in wh len the ihtter
ondsnvorS to get tho consent OF tho Attorney
General Next this was read:
E,,osro, v Nov ,ss,
N, pr,r GyxsR,l. have Your ttlssrs,n fhs way
notice. Yours. II wEsrnRooK.
TIE ATronSEY-GENERAL MAKES AN OBSERVATION.
ALsasr, Nov j. 1881.
c Wi% r., s'ag"E I'll. D,acc. Seem, to Inv. ,..D
IN rrcInTin: thus order nis'h,rf'ms me i"'s!yers,
M ,sfo.Js Interested n To Win" s"cn;I he ISnss
ana wha. Kind OF order should be ent"rr' ani then
hl'rm,y "enorn VI Hnrr the 1n1ss has ra.iri upon
the heri, a" th, 9rarr ana rohr,ihGs II nuShI TO be
GgHH''l 10 GF.i'2n'5 ,nL;rW ~ Attorney .,Wrrn M.
i,.I,y v,,,r. " " "'' " ~ uAsiLrns WIkp
Il 81 30 not irtru1 hy tho foregoing in any manuer
To cei,slre Judge wrs,brook HW
ArIER THE SCANDAL AROSE
In letter t" Me8;rs piil4n and ,Swayne,
al,
ht''pi""A says,
=. pleasant FOOD fog Rejection that most careful
a'n ~ % -. u'' Ir,u.'S IN 80 uc',
nor| to defend myseif aimst yTtiicn. Mrecier who
is rich enough to hire an influential Journal TO howl
against me. is not oifcc Ie..ra6ie' ,Tra5y,
I X Wt'7REooK,
GIN. swNYxE SAYS THIS WAS NOT IMPROPER.
While Mr. Stcts,, was rouJir,, tbo lcttcra bo
l.; r ,u H. a a. ,'',.,S W ~
IN ur,o ~ i,J ioniins W ~ III I'll eM"she
MY ",,s ~ ',' INV ~ T i mf' t hin,
n. No tt"n -, ~, 90 W. ~ "a, VI" IN
a." M NJ, - :, 49,, o,,tI ny wv Tn,{ .t ~,
thot ney%r saw KIM or had any t'V romrnunica ~
ion Yin rim ''''' Va ''''' "''' 0'''''' "''''
ThH " rels s letter mentioned in tho corrc.
snnminn-n On, Si,,y - sii r,II bnnl
OF Western Union stamps or franks by which
the Judge could telegraph for nothing Mr.
StctSon asked the witness if il was not true
that. instead NJ using these franks, the Judge
sent all subsequent kilograms collect" The
witness referring To the messages in his pos
session, found that lwelyr out of the fourteen
sent - him woIC sent collect and two were
fraukcd.
. When You were last ON tho stand said MIR.
StetSon, senator Harris asked you If. in your
intercourse with Judge WestbrooE, you over
saw anythlnS IN his conduct that was not salts
factory and proper. Are you SILL after consid-
cring tnlS correspondence, OF the opinion you
then oppressed :;
SPOKE with krowlrdEc OF this correspond
Cnrr, the witness replied,
Have ynu pNcr known Oi such 0prrCSpOnu-