The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1885-03-22
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Brsdy's .allusion TO n transaction with Mr..
James refers TO tn. campaign Of 1873. whan
the l:"publicans were workin-. 10 elsct Re-
year Brady and Jay Hubbei were working tho
Post OfIiccs all over the country for money.
Brady made known to Mr.. Jam.s. then POST
latter said II Grady would advance the re-
repayment after eiaction. Brady agreed to
this; ap a. he now says he has tn. letter In
tary contributions OF the period.
The denials that the New Yorl; Post ONCE
was used as a political machine in the late
election do not serve Mr.. Pearson any good
turn hero. The National Democratic Commit
tee WAS kept fully informed of the contributions
collected In the Office for the kcpublcan cam
paIn fund; and of Elkins's confidential rsla-
lions with Messrs. James and Pearson.
Clerks In tho New York Pos. Dflcs who were
afraid to declare openly against Blaine visited
the National Democratic COMMITTEES rooms.
and inquired whether. il they voted for Cleve-
land and tho lattor was elected. he would pro-
toct them in their places by refusing to reap
point Pearson. These and many other incl
dents Of the campaign, which show the partisan
uses TO which tho Office was put, have been
presented here In such shape that they cannot
be disputed. There is; perheps. nothing to
a.! the POLITICAL work that was going on in the
Was Just as quietly and effectively done for
Blaine al 1t was for Garfield and for Hayes. and
people who are pretty near the Administration
nre thinking very intently on what would hap:
pen In the election for Governor this year and
for President in 1888 were tho same men to
have the machinery OF the office for another
term.