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

10 this message tho answer was fe'urn'"'
:" ohtain his anidayil and send hIa along"
Then followed the second telegram from Manohes-
ter, which was IA tuoWsi
MANCHESTER n, H., Oct 90, 1880
rdcar i Nam, two hundred eight Broadway, lev
renee, Mas has sa ed Ia our L.poId nd wilmington
Has seen 10 In Garfield company In Wash s'o ,,,,
tc Ivnn sxamine certain cords to fortfy his P9so
lie avs knows Of other letters from ga go LINN
More, received a, dinerent tines lie wv sor,chrd
and we fear he win Sc uut TO Republicans nppryaon
II you have an agent IN LInn S0R on' Has leg cooked
up and walks with crutca n,uv Irs1oS
l16, collect. ~
Both of these kilograms, were from the once OF
nh, Wanohtster a. H. ally Union, of which Dr j.
4, Moore who signed the fir message, was the ed
itoT. He also a Democratic STATE senator III
New Hampshire. , .,,
from Dr. Moore il was determined by MI ChaiIf
man Bamum to take definite action IN the way III
supporting the story of the forged letter Mi. ~. ~
Hadley to whom the reader has been previously IN
troduced was, at the time these kilograms were re-
ceived by MIR Barnum, on the second noor Oh W VI
Democratic headquarters; he was chiI I thSt Nj
Edward b Dickinson, who informed MN tnal MI
Barnum desired to him, whereupon he starred
for Mr. Baruum's private room by the way oi tue
halI where ne Was Was met oy 70 be ccutded with
an important mission. He was then furnished ny
Mr.. Barnum with a letter of In REDUCTION 10 n tho
Hon. Frederick o. Prince, the then Mayor OF DOS
ton and the secretary OF the DEMOCRATIC Natlonal
Committee. That letter introduced Mr. Hadiey
under the assumed name Of .; NJ. Mils Wis g. I'll III
Barnum stating to Hadley that he so acted tor tne
reason III At the proximity of Boston TO New-'0rk
rendered 1t unwise for him-dadley-to travel or
pass under his own name aud that by n Sn
assumed name he would render detection VI n''
movements less probable. 80,
Chrstened anew by Barnum, and equipped win
his letter of introduction. Mr. Hadiey lett 1or BOSTON
that evening and arrived there on the morning OF
tuesday, October 26, when he registered al the
Parker Honse as follows:
o. NJ Wilson, Brooklyn. N. Y, Sc.
Upon presenting Mayor Prince his letter from
Bafnum, Mr.. Hadley alias Wilson, was welcomed
and furnished with four letters OF lhtIouuCtIoh
oh of those letters was written upon tne oiita
note paper of the Democratic National COmTIttees
and he originals are all IN my possess on one vi
them is ad dressed to "a gentleman of national prom,
iRence in Massachusetts, and is written anu S'ennSu
by Mayor Prince. That letter was not us7d Nv Nj
Hadlev. and the gentleman to whom IL was au,
dressed never heard of 1t until informed theIeol
by myself. deem il but faT TO MN, theIei"Ie W
make no further reference to the paper -,
Each of the other three letters, was, py !he
mayors direction, written ana slgneu F" rb mr.
Charles Albert Prince, his son and secretary; lhcy
are respectively addressed to BENJAMIN Palmer,
esq, Editor of The oston Globe ChaIles SaGn "is'
SON of ynn. Mr. Iadley cal ed two or three times
at the office of hf OstOh ni0bf but ialIed 10 NEE
MIR. Palmer and ann not aware that saw w.t.,
Saunders SIR w. c. Thompson was the chairman
of the ssex County (Massachusetts) Deno'lht'c
Committee. aud candidate, that year before ihe
tric Tor the nomination 20 Congress. ~
The three letters to Palmer, saunders ana honp-
each wOrded alike. but the one ,o lhoill'fu
is the more important of the three oy reason oi
what followed II is therefore selected for present
alton here. 1t hasnever before been published, ana
reads:
HANCOCK AND ENGLISH
HEADQUARTERS NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC COM
MITrLB
1873 IIrtH AvFSrE
Hon WILLIAM H. RAnNUN. chairman.
G. AIS A. Gasp, rtessDre % wilian-st, New York
prsc,Ns. Mnkt@is As As, a,s see gta'y
IbwAtb = DrH ivsuS. UAicis - % aphot
Bustus, Oct. %, 1s9o.
fh,s ne vii Introduce to you NJ .. NJ, ~ sou. Of
i,o ,ssIies to consult " IA von Please give him YOU
'"''' ''""''''' oH,6ita AtB ~ rbisot
iron the receipt ct ihese let,eGs Mi, lladey pro-
orrdrd ~ Lynn, where lao ibgatried AZ ihe saga
moro House as t"lloWsi
u, NJ vi su,, h'k ", \ D. "a
Mr. Davenport then goes Ia relate the details
If the desperate atteapt of the Democratic
National Committee 10 establish by means OF thef
tool Hadley, first he eA istenoe of an Employers
Union" at Lynn; and second that snoh q perSo" 80
Henry L. MoIey" ever existed. Both OF these
villamous enterprises failed, bat these points have
been established:
j,rst-Ihat no such person as II. l.. Morey has
ever been or heard OF III Lynn by any human 10
Scoond.-That until after IIadey secured the cns-
todv of the Kirkland House register no person
ever saw the name ii. l.. Morey therein
Jbird-That Mr. Garter. the then proprietor Oh
| Kirkland House. III whose custody the book had
| been for some time previous TO It's removal ol
Hadley had never seen Moreys name IhfIslho 81
| heard of the man, and has so sworn IN an amdaVlt
| possessed by he author
! fomth.-That Mt Roberts has sworn, that dur
ing his proprietOrshIp of the Kirkland House, COW
ering sbunt ali tie line covered by the register in
| question, no never heard of " II. L. More never
! eaw him ne yer knew his name TO be upon that
| I Il not hn IInNe
| time when iadley carried 10 away.
! TiGh-That Mr. Robert made an examination OF
his cash books, covering the 'Ilic VI pis MN
ship of the Kirkland, and mat those poohS slINeu
no one by the name of ii. l.. MOrey to have been
| at his house during that time.
>irth.-That duung the PERIOD covered by the
register It was the practice of the hotel manage
ment late at night OF each day, to prepare the
hook for the next days business. THIS was done by
leaving from one to three blank lines after the last
name entered and then writing as heading, the
following day OF the week and month, under whlch
heading those arriving tns next day WOud register
their names. If perchance guest OF Two sIlouid
arrive after the book had been thus prepared ana
before midnight sucn OF the mes as had been tiI
blank, and were needed, WOuId DC utlIHou Ioi h'
Serrntk.ZThat the name. " II /. Morey," 10 each
of the two places where AFTER Inc Dooh nau PaSseo
subseq dently found to appear; was written upon
one of the lines so left blank and was the last name
| entered under each of the days aforementioned.
Lighh.-Ihat an analysis OF the ln% used IN VIII
ing the various nam in the register as they APP
neal under The dates containing the name IL. H.
| Morey," has shown that under the date
Of February %, 1879 the first tour
| names registered were written with nut
gall ink" while the fifth and last name there
entered-hat Of Henry l. Norey%s' WEtie9
| from fine other: that under date of Friday 0cto-
Der II. 1879. the two first registered there
| under were written with "logwood INK" and the
| third aud last name-that of e." H. L. Morey, lynn
| was written with " an anine ink" while the
entries of October IL, 1879, immediately following
| the last mentioned entry of the name OF u. l.
| Morev Lynn" were written with "logwoOd ink"
IL viii be observed that while the ordinary entries
! ~ the register are written with different inks,