Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14

Those facts are not given az idle Tumors
or loose statements, or recOllections.
They are in my possession as sworn
facts, and they are within the knowl.
edge of several persons with whom De
laney conferred at that time, and of
several other persons with whom he in
his pride at the supposed success OF his
crime detailed the whole facts substan.
TALLY as | have given them 10 you. |
am not at liberty at present To give you
the names of my informants who have
reported or sworn to the fact, nor am |
at liberty at the present to give you the
name OF the person to whom Delaney's
letters are addressed, but the original
letters are in my possession, oil in De
laney's well known hand writing, writ
ten on his official state library paper
| Photograph copies of the letter are
| mailed TO you to-day for examination
and the originals can be inspected 10y
| you or any one authorized 10y your or.
| ganization to inspect them at any time.
They are clearly Delaney's letters, not
only by the indisputable testimony OF
the letters themselves, but also 10y
number OF persons who have conferred
with Delaney in regard to them. In
short so conclusive is the evidence Of
the genuineness of the letters that De.
ianey, unblushing falsifier rs be is, will
hardly dare to deny them. However,
I will submit the originals TO Governor
| lIoyt and Ex-Governor Harlrnnit, un.
der whom Delaney has served rs a sub
ordinate, and their judgment of the
genuineness of the letters will be &C.
cepted by me as final. The following ia
| Delaney's first letter in which material
facts herein before stated are corrobo
rated by the Irish auctioneer himself:
OPTICAL. Librarian, j. G. DELANEY,
Librarian. CONNOSw EALTu oF PENS.
sYLvANIAN,, SENATE CHAMBER, HARRIS
uURG, June 2-NV Dear FrisHi. How
very kind OF you 10 write such generous
letter am proud and delighted with it,
sentiments and shall cherish il amongst
the long list Of valuable political letters
carefully put away. You have the true
conception Of our fight, for 1t has gone far
beyond the limits of our own state It is
as YOU saya national fight. The democracy
met and named their tioket--a ticket that
we could beat by 10000 were We united
In fact feel confident we can beat even
should the fight 60 on a. IL now stands,
but il will take the hardest work and the
grcatest amount Of cash ever spcu, in q
state fight. | have been moving in nv
own way ever since | left YOU and am
proud 70 say that never IN my experience
have met with a. much real encourage
mcnt from our people When | LEFT Wash
ihcton fully expected that Senator Game.
ron would have Coudan sent here at once,
but up 20 this | hav" not heard a word on
the subject, and at this moment know not
what tu say or what 20 think ! wrote to
the senator on Friday last asking him Tor
an explanation. Expect tD hear from him
to-moir W. know of none Of Gu people
save those who in our state afo working
under NV mc,hol-I who arc doing or ga-
ing 20 DO anything g. help gs in lui- strlr-
gle. ! . soon a. ! hear from Cameron /
will notify YOU. In Brv event. 81 seem. o.
me your original plan bad better hr carried
out Condor viii have dollars and cents sa
the paramount interest, aa be- vas exceed
ingly particular "a 10 expense, srd tho
facts That his family would be- under tho
same expense a. then while ho vas away,
etc This J tell y0u In cnHddyc" Do
then write my proposition 90 the authority
bcst able o. carry it our. aHi ''t ne strike
a double blow. on" iaE dear old ireland aai
the other. iur our cause hnre The morn.
ing papers are tull ot the actions of the
Briush parliament during the past forty.
eight hours, and whatau lu famous proceed.
ing IL has been. How lost TO all sense Of
shame must such men as John Bright De
to consent 10 the expulsion II members
who were not pagtlci pants in the de-
bstcs. To my mind, my dear friend, iu
the dying gasp Of the most imfamously,
cruel and cowardly government God over
permitted iu exist. Il sroms also Ha if time
is near at hand when God wii' l." ireland
a. means TO souurge England With all
my hear, and soul DO pray % has. .,
for 2OO 600 lri.hmcn armed Niih rifles and
ammunition on tn" shores cf cur aiiyr land.
How heartily would love 30 BE- ono of
the hast and how short time IL would take
to dcfrny tho debt We owe her mBjcsty's
government
Give regards to your dear frmily Yours
sincerely. ! g. DrLkSEr.
The following ia palaneg = second let.
ter urging the immediate assignment Of
Condor 10 bis work of cheating and be.
traying the Land League voters into
Camerons fold. and cnuie-siuc that the
Iimss was bringing II pretty close " 10
the leaders when il exposed the attempt.
cd sale Of the Land League some weeks
ago:
OFFICE OF TUE LInEAEIhS cF THE
CoMMoNwEALTHo PESSsYLvANtA, SEN-
ATE CHAMBER, HAERGsBuRg, August II,
1889 Mr. Dcar Senator fbmerpr Re
turning here on Wodursdav evening aud
last evening bad n very satisfactory in
terview with him. llc tolls me that the
day after let he callcd on Mr.. New and
asked for leave of absence for Condor for
the purpose of helping us and that New
answered hinl, " tie could leave whenever
he wes ready. Now, my dear friend, can
you not end out whether or not Condor
received orders. am at loss to comprc.
bend this matter and must rely upon you
70 unravcl IL. You kEow that Mcclure In
his Times some weeks ago insinuated that
we were bargaining.for the Land League
vote, consideration money and Lowell's
withdrawal. This was bringing IL pretty
close, bat Mcclure, when challenged by
the League for nropf pufs thorn off Tor