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

aud tho day Of election that 40 one w""p thnnt
would 10 made all right on ihs @oltow llpd lIss
SAYS he agreed to forward u, II ftiee Nou'V sI1e
readily assenied TO lhia, aud paper being ohialned
from tho hotel office, he wrote on h'ln 1'' TO-
hereof hearing tho heading of the house, anu de
lyered tn lladloy thu following paper, TIC oilglhai
of which II In my possession.
G. G. HEDGfs, PRorhlEfon,
CUMBERLAND MD H.
Please forw ,rd in my name 10 u Barnnm, .S Gem mn
he forsar led Tomorrow, as pr pr authenuo"-
'9 oc ana sl 80 Ms u OO"' ID" w. NJ PRICE. Chm
The matter being thus arranged, Mr. Price stated
that he had been to some expense in the matter ana
should want to be compensated THEREFOR M
Hadey assented. adding that the Democratic Ma
tOnal Committee would require the attendance OF
Lindsay" in New York as witness at the fhllp
examination: Mr.. Price reflected moment gl over
II resulted in an agreement being reached, that
Price should have the paper signed and swo Jhoud
receive for his services and expenses the 3 I'm OF
$500. Mr.. Hadley requested voucher ana MI
Price then drew mp, signed and delivered 10 MN
receipt for the amount named, which sum Hadley
paid him. The original receipt, IN Prices hann-
writing. is in my posSesslon written upon tne PACK
of a note sheet bearing the heading OF St NcnOias
Hotel, Cumberland, opposite page LII reads as io'-
Reed. of IT, H. Hldly tho sum of three hundred
Getting ai avt OF Robert Lnd'sy at request OF W. IT,
num- charm and said aihihvt and Lindsay are "
Nov. /. 1880 W. M. PRICE.
Sun lay. 81 Oct.
After full and clear statement of the crcum-
stances which established tn lat " Robert Lindsay"
was myth and which led to sending O'Brien, the
perjurer to State Prison for fourteen years. inc
narrative proceeds az followsi
rELL-TALE LETTERS FROM Mr.. DICKINSON
During the closing DAYS Of the Philip examina-
ton and shortly after the election the author oo-
tanned kno wledge of one or two facts which oeing
subsequently pursued, led, finally, to the entering
of nOiie prOseGHi TO the Indictment against fnhp
for criminal libel. On the 18th day of November
1880 the author determined, if possible 70 obtain
an interview with Mr. Hadley. He thereupon
caused an officer serving under the District AttoT,
ueV to be sent to fIadieys Office with subpoena III
was his intention, if IIadley bad been found, to
h8v met hun and arranged for future interview.
The officer sent In search OF Hadey shorty
returned. with the information that that
gentleman was not at his Office. he
writer subsequently learned that Hadley left
the city the very day ne was DeinR
looked for having received word from a detective
poved by him (IIadeyl, that an officer fron the
District Attorney had endeavored 10 lind HIM az
his place of business that believing he was III
danger If being arrested, he went 10 Jersey CITY,
eyond he jurisdiction Of the Ncw-Iork anthon,
ties and from there sent the Dim )cratlc National
Committee word of bis supposed peril lnreply, ne
received by the hand of a messenger, ,e'teT the
oriqinpl of which II now possessed bv the author
II S here presented and has never before been pub
HANCO K AND ENGLISH
HEADQUARTERS NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC COM
MIITEE
No. 1873 l1tIH-AyE
Hon. WILLIAM II. BAR>UM Chairman.
On ,nLts j. C,SDt treasurer NJ. % willamst., New
ursc.S g. wLKrn. Let As slant secretary.
IusFPH IIAN'E 2 Nssia ant secre hry.
NGw-YoRR, Nov. - 1890.
prtn IN. der my friend " YOURS 10 20 hal, and
Ne rs Hewitt scot and Bannm W " indemnify your
A. houehr he 4 ~ no member of the comm tee ap
p''i D" '''' Fw ~ pcKrysoy.
MIR IIadlpv. heinz unable ~ furnish what hail he
feared might be- required uf him, # aripltrd. nnd
being wholly dissatisfied with tho on" nf w" t"ry
to ha mes7nge seht ne hlnthei y" iunhtl", a
half The mnttot being lnid bN W. So ", lhuln'
hrfuir Those Ia chaisr Of the ipuWH ~ te committee,
The following lriirf Tho Original ~ Whth INC
writer n possraard ~ was given thnt t.h'lrnahi
n Ia written upun nliri Hhnnl hrhtihn the nnrlAl
heading at ihr Executive tummitternl ihe NhtphAl
Committee ahd iradhl
Nfw-yoHB Nov 49, lnHo.
Ma HEWITT - A., -
3er s5.r ~ E a ID give" 4s SS Of ~" aaur,e 70
pursue Under the OR uH'at noes' exec g. sen nl9 !.
pr,aoGi serv ht.luly, AID what no d'd wiz bear
tue moat riga aoru my haauy' -, - ,,,.,..,,.
non. A. :. HEWITT, o Leringion-dre
Upon calling on Mr.. Hewitt, that gentleman sand
to the bearer of the letter that II would be lmpossl-
bile for him, at that time, to go Mr. iiadieys bail
thai his motives if not his action should he 50 do
would be misunderstood and he must, therefore,
decline TO comply with The request made.
Believing himself deserted by those whom he
looked to for assistance. Mr.. ladley left jersey CITY
and went 10 Philadelphia, where ne stopped iOr
time at the Bingham House and subsequently at
Guys Hotel. He remained away for some weeks
during when time T. William ii. Barnun sent to
John ID. Townsend, esq, member OF the New
York bar and prominent Democrat, retainer OF
- 900 10 protect Mr. Hadley and his interests If
Inc was arrested. Mr. Townsend, the eup0n. com
munlcated with the author respecting Nj. Iadleys
being permitted to return home Without Delhg ar
rested, stating that member Oh MI H"uioS lam
lly was seriously ILL.,
Mfr. Davenport concludes part second by calling
attention to the following facts, which he has con-
clusively established:
/ That General Garfield had neither knowledge
of nor connection with the Morey letter. ..
II. mat the AoIey 'e,f' tbo Demncrat,c National
Committee and the name of General CARTEL forged
thcreto i'm the interest OF the Democratic party.
Ill That the MOrey letter and accompanying
ronerq envelope etc were so replete with appar-
emf and intrinsic evidences of trand and forgery,
thai no faIr-mnded and honest man could, with
the exercise of that care ana prudence WhCI tno
matter demanded, have failed to discover ana de-
" That neither the handwriting Of nor the sig
nature to- the Morey letter, bore any marked re-
sembiance to the handwriting or signature OF
v. That after the denial by General Garfield of
any knowledge OF Henry l.. Morey, or OF the letter
nurnortinp to be signed by him-Garted-and al,
dressed to said Mercy the Democratic National
Committee not only persisted III asserting the eteI
TO be genuine, bur, by agents OF known uoupliu
character. resorted TO bribery, forgery, false
swearing, false personation and perjury IN Its
efforts TO sustain the original forgery
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