Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-09

letters, that even Delaney, unblushing
falsifier ~ he is, win hardly dare to deny
them after reading this statement. II
Delaney shall venture to deny them, how.
ever, viii submit the originals to Gov.
H0yt and ox-Gov. Hartranft, under whom
Delaney has served as subordinate, aud
their jdGgdment of the genuineDess Of the
letters will be accepted by me rs final.
II Dslansy's Firss Letter:
The following is De!aney's first letter,
in which the material facts hereinbefOre
stated arc corroborated by the Irish
auctiOneer himself: $40
OFFICE OF LIBRARIAN,
J.C. DELANEY. Librarian.
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA,
SENATE CHAMBER,
HARRISBURG, June 2, 1882.
MY DEAR FRIEND How very kind OF
you to write me such generous letter.
ann proud and delighted with its senti-
ments and I shall cherish it amongst the
loag list of valuable political letters care
fully put away.
You have the true conception Of our
fight, for it has gone far beyond tho limits
of our own state. It is, as you say, .
national fight.
The Democracy met and named their
ticket, q ticket that We could beat by 3O,-
600, were We united. In fact, feel con-
fident We can beat it even should the fight
go on rs it now stands. But it will take
tho hardest work AND THE GREATEST
AMOUNT OF CASH EVER SPENT IN A STATE
FIGHT. have been moving in my own
way ever since left you, and l am proud
to say that never in my experience have
met with as much real encouragement
from our people.
When left Washington fully expected
that Senator Cameron would have Condor
sent here at once, but up to this have
not heard word on the subject, and at
this moment know not what to say or
think of it. l wrote to the senator on
Friday last, asking for an explanation ;
expect to hear from him to. morrow.
know of none of our people lsave those
here in our state who are working under
my methods) who are doing or going to do
anything to help us in this struggle. As
soon as hear from Cameron will notify
you. In any event, it seems to me your
original plan had better be carried out.
CONDOR WILL HAVE DOLLARS AND CENTS
AS THE PARAMOUNT INTEREST, as he was
exceedingly particular as to expenses and
the facts that his family would be under
the same expense as then while he was
away, etc. This tell you in confidence.
Do, then, write my proposition to the
authority best able to carry it out, and let
us strike a double blow, ons for dear old
Ireland, AND THE OTHER FOR OUR CAUSE
HERE.
This mornings papers are full of the
actions of the British Parliament during
the past forty. eight hours, and what an
Infamous proceedings it has been. How
lost to all sense of shame must such men
as John Bright be to consent to the ex
pulsiOn of membeas who were not parti-
cipants in the debates. To my mind, my
dear friend, it's the dying gasp of the
most infamously cruel and cowardly govern
ment God ever permitted to exist. 1t
seems also as if the time is near at hand
when God will use Ireland as the means
to scourge England. With all my heart
and soul do pray it has.
o, for 100000 Irishmen, armed with
rifles and ammunition, on the shores of
our native land. How heartily would !
love to be one of the host and how short
time it would take to repay the debt We
owe her majesty's government.
Kind regards to your dear family.
Yours sincerely.