New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
CITY HALL PHARMACY,
1853 and 264 Broadway, N. Y.

do little hnNtling. a favor, for him The Cover
nor added that there a little document drawn
to get 4 and Il him see IT, Witnes, could not IMAGINE
what document he meant, and asked him Thc Cover
for the Republican party lH
Witness replied that he noticed that Butterworth
acting peculiarly, and seemed to De- posing lpf
The Enquirer Witness had said What Is the
matter with Benz" The Governor had sad that
Zen was talking very dirty, and making all xmas oi
stahhing talk all that kind of business
Witness said that he did not see what good the paper
could do The Governor replied that II Buttcrworih
wanted to put him down disrcpuable, he would
show him to be disrcputablc The Governor had Illd
every moneycd scheme Witncs, had replied; Yes :
that is So"
see the Governor in relation t. his app 'hlmell.
He admitted getting mp the paper, and related nov now
the paper would do o for what thc latter wanted
it for. He had not told the Governor how he lad
him. He had said il was the best he could 40 ana
il would do t. bluG those fellows" The Governor
hut afcrward Foraker had said that the >gnaturcs
were exactly like the signatures Of those mcn lI'
l.,hcd. About ten days before the publication WI
ness had met the Governor coming ont of =" Ih' 'ou
That he had been TALKING To- IIal,tcad'
and that IIal>tcad going 10 rip those fellows
for such purpose. Witness had continued Il. DO
not show that man these paper. and the Governor
iinn of IN" papcr wtncO- lad seen Murray. who had
said he would make affidavit that il wa. q iorsrry
gone to the Governor and told him that Murray was
going 10 make an affidavit. ana that thcF "oulu All
"catch il for all they were worth.
The Governor had told him that h" hah NOT IN
tended that IL should De published, a. man h'n
come and got IL from his secretary when hc hin'''t
was away. The witness had asked VINO tn" MN
was hut the Governor had not answered hh' mo
Governor had said: "OM man. have got our
selves In tight hole. | do not know whether an
10 be elected or not We will rctract thhi 90 hpe
know what to do AT present. but. r'-t assured ~,
will be rctractcd." Witness went ON u"
tell how ne had gone back To- lh
| cnnau after his trip to washington.
and met Governor Foraker Witness asked l'r 'n'
return of h~ plpcr-. and Mr.. Foraker "li hlt ' -' -'
to Mr. Ilal~tcad for them. Witness insisted lh.' M
should not le published any Wor'. ana t'H."
prom,c that they would not be-. within iorl' elt'
hours the whole cihoodlr" wa published asn' a'"
| witness was arrested for criminal Hhtl ti" VIZ
Obliged 10 give up his papers. - H.
The chairman asked Wood II anyh"dN 'N''p' it'"
self know that bee had drawn up the paper H"'p
rcpli.d that Governor Foraker certainly E''N. I.".
" hat witness had told him. that th' pan. ,
no, eeLu'ne. he did NOT oharc" Iorahrr Wy, NJ
inc - n the paper was forgery hc c"nldh o. ,
vben Ic cave Governor Fori'cr the paper. l"r h'f
re,r,tbad that ~ was all written iu one lnN "iI
looked like "A forgery. Wtne-. di NOT niN. ana
believed tina, the paper would bee rciuru" % NUM- '
rhc chairman asked wi'n"~e n Dee had p'"'u''H
thc fnrrcry The vituc-s answered tl1i IT, may ''N
nm a p,icr for Foraker. aud % b" could n'h' "iN
hody irlevc n wa- ccnuiu". Al u-HI. ,.
This closed the cNaWlnato"- D.. ''.' .rN,I "., ".,.
aid nr de- red To- a-n quest on.. anf W.T. f' '
aid that Willie hc did uo' knI" ii1 h' l"rh H'F
orv questions Dee vou'd Ike W.o' - hc rr'-'
Noud.y 81 p o,ora th' committee adI'"ii."
un'n 10 O'Clock Monday.