New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-16

.,,. n mensv received by Aim nom me- Democratic NJ
toga ommiiiee has adaiiiei hspAg 'ees,lfd TN pm ~
ior. 'pOoI Zoe ebiaiaiaI ne kFiiaad House register
soMn INTERESTING ftikdhAMa,
Growing out of Iladlsya "alsalon' to Lynn
vere a number Of kilograms fTom mem
bera of the Democratic Nstonal Committee
The first was sent In reply 10 one from iiadley 70
the committee Informing II that he had obtainea
the Mower brothers ana fhelah ahluaN't al" 'i''
of Mrs. Clara 1. Morey.
NHw.YORK. October 20, 1880.
o. NJ wusoS, Parkc's, Bosion. -a,..,,. -
mi as I'D advantage rAu sdav tomorrow. Proofs
will app ar IN paper as pun 'hen oi,kina w W
MORO VS. edition. said TO DC very sr'onS W ~, to
ent thurs nv mOroiuG ny wna you get III orihh w
rere that stamp, genuine hcyond gu sllon' ~ Y0r
have cas"n SEM r an b ",u Mayof II sssto and
70 re- ary the National ON lite 'eW 1es!g'ie E'U
Have telegrap hed 500 Western Union Nothhn Toi"
fNoTF' E. b. d." was Edward B. Dick nson the oI-
ci t noCrapher. GO I'D W a. 1se r an% re- M
the secO d no o; tee h!nre 40. Ioo r, md the
In the pr vate rooms OF MT 'hA''n'" ~" ~
Executive ommtteeI
The sscond telegram to Hadey was as follows:
NEW YORK. October 26. 1880
O. NJ WILSON, Parser's, Boston. .o,o
on frt er consultation, have deciie II De,t YOU ee
cranh nil Won nave f.r Country pery restless ioe-
Srapl by uer an Uni line I'M u Is % "a ~
seni re egrap nc tr .nsfer. Offices coe at cau or
prince Vavor of Boso ON an ecretqrV Of tn q mai
com itteeI or M ther If funds are needed tohlght
'"'' VI 7'' v. H. u.
ITpon receipt of this message, Had ey sent long
repJv, His answer was dated Boston. October
2G, $780," and addressed:
In T. n DICKINSON. 1873 SyTIh-1re. .,Netc- York
oilo ns orin,l tidayi is ~ P2'i ie.t io OF
and will come with m; trhen too"f ph, r usIy
spo en- Of hereinJ Also the Glowing. worn to by aT
Edgar Mann. Th fol owed So pinary o. tn n "r
da / of Ma H. he full xt OF which !, printed Oh Pr
cedi ~ page Tn IS poS i've proof In my ds OF a.
L. More, having v here and in other sslcnnse!s
towns one from has mother o. NJ "Hsos,
Tho third nessa 70 from the Committee to Iladley
was received in Boston at 1888 p IN. on OCTOBER
rs. 1t read oo
"NEw-YORK, October 26, 1880.
I a Ts 1Fds T. hahn iesraphs Lawrence.
Mas fol vs.: Have you seen oy 4geT' snD ie G.
IRA h. an # . y Is pa 9xpens = ohalI ansW 1 w.
morrow nE n t he 1St sta IN her nc ~ a We tel
II we VIII + cour 81 pay a. eces airy exlen e
~ get e fac Ans yer b. night mes ase b. =,
On the following morning. Wednesday, October
10y Icy 'n' 'O''O"''N Di''"''" ,..o
"NFw-YoRK. Oct. 81. 1880
o. W. %3S tb r% on he T With all you We tim
6-morrows paprs. Yon can take o'i UaS, " Mrs
Geo tr IN. Won may ans nogEy you s1 rs.
copy-hookl Fat or has one b nj ec t"f on
Later in the day Hadley received his fifth mes
sage II was as follows:
o NJ Wilson, ParEcr House BOSTON ,
DO Z come uni ~ you We 90 TER u'h icir Xxx thh
send VII Iou hav+ Have ans~een VT p u,9 ~"
fully WILLIAM " "''''
ON October %. 1850. Mr.. Barnum distinguished
himsel hv sending to far distant points, dispatch
containing more than thousand words rc'atlVe 70
the More letter 70 very go s s d oe A.
least of he journals to whom this Telegram was
sent declined 80 irlut it. The Editor OF me arp"
Neyadal 'pp,di upon receiving tins message 'gle-
r,auhrd Nj Baruilm: " he letter - recognized "a
a forgery ont here and Won had better adnii " n
such and have done with the business ms was
n ore than Mr. IaInum could stand. Advice nom
Will Western journalist That would never 40.
Inc question Of ihe authenticity OF the Molev
better must be forever put 90 testi the luHO"lhe
reply WAS therefore scutt
Van to a,ti,,l ,oc ivei II die Mnrcy cttcrj is
ansoileiv % ~ m WI .e admit u ., tyey.ryo e.
vety npoia TIA oil s'n ''n "n t'e sn'''' 9ou'' wv
On the ygih of October. during tho rroqteaH ~
tho examination into the chatHe ct criminal mot
winch had boon "tnirurl asanai hehNalh run
thjrt luntipr Auah liHyia, al the furtnme 'nhil,
butntr ~ tnm tho hratiha Wa proceeding, hitrri"d
Me- ioarph HAT, the pnhiHhrl ~ ifHih. ln produce
tho lutttr which lac lllaft bad t"rriVtd ana Pun
hy General GafHold 10 Henry l. NureY, Mt Hart
declined 10 comply with The "idel aud was al once
CONAN. tied lut contempt al court lln subsequently
agreed tn pr0duce the letter. ana leii lhe c"nfI
room IA the oustddN oi his counsel ioi lho pnipose
+ obtaining the letter A. once ,h' pra'''' '''"-
Later in The day, Ar. iisrt produced the original
"A feT
He was directed Ia bring the envelope ~" court on
the following neutrality-suspicious. ~ lie agreed So
10 do and ~ he dad, when Judge DAVIS directed ms
discharge from the order committing MN 10 jan Tor
ccnteluut of court i'm declining 10 produce such
documents. Thus order OF discharge, upon tiarts
puTgiug himself 90 the contempt, was instantly
made the pretext b the Democratic National Com
mittee for sending to the country the following
telegTaphlc address,
NEw-YoRK, October 20. $780,
The art - ,et,er not a forgery Mr. Joseph Hart
plphshe. Of Frafh. WIS pnOri'y iii chafg his morn
of he supreme con I of Ncw.Yo h, Io Moan vi.
WILLIAM H. BAHNuM. Chairman
This dispatch was one of the most dishonorable
of the MANY vicious productions which appeared
during the canvass over the signature OF the char
man of the DemOcTa ulc National Committee. Ii
was published on the morning of October 30, bat
three days belor. the election. Que OF which was
sunday This was at date too late for an etiec
tive refutaton. II was written, not only days
after General Gariields explicit denial OF the au-
thorshp of the MOrey letter, OF any knowledge
whatever of its pretended recipient but after every
ATTEMPT 10 show the eXlstcn, OF Henry l.. Morey
had been, III fact. broken down. Indeed at the
time of its issuance not shadow OF doubt re-
manned in the mlnd OF any one familiar with the
proved facts that the Morey letter was gross and
wicked imposition.
II surely can occasion no surprise, to learn that
on the same day that Bsrnum issued the above adj
Dire s. the National Committee was still busily
poved IN scattering through the country plates OF
the MOrey letter, from when tac-slmlles might be
published and circulated, TO the very hour OF the
closing of the polls That such was the case is
established by the following letter the original of
which possess. II is written upon letter sheet.
b, arlng the Official heading of The Democratic Ma
tlonal Committee is signed by Mr.. William l..
Scott the Pennsylvania member of the Committee
and reads follows:
NEw-YOBK, Oct %, 1880
DEAR Mr.. HART; We lave ieques,ed the bearer. Mr..
Andrews TO call on you aud AXE the necessary ar
ements 10 get plates etc on on the evening rains
You can rely ON IA III Hous tri}' W. L. SCOTT.
HUNTING FOR "LINDsAY.'
Mr. Davenport next gives the particulars of the
ATTEMPT OF the Democratic National Committee to
find in MARYLAND Robert Lindsay to the end
that they might establish through him the exist
enee of Henry l.. Morcy." The Committee sent