New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-07

Judge Cullen III Brooklyn, on January 8, he swore
as follows: Opponent, relying upon such as
suranccs of Charles F. Cossum, and being DESTROYS
of fully obeyng any order OF this court. and not
then knowing of any order enioining such action.
although he had heard he was to be enioined.
proceeded to properly deposit certified copies OF
the SAID statement. as provided by the terms OF
said order Quoting this testimony, Mr.. SaXton
inquired:
Q.-You then you did not know the order had
been granted but had only been told It to be granted
Now. what do you mean by swearing here that nckley
told you had been granted Al mean did not think
that official information.
o.-whcn did YOU have this talk with Iinckcyl A.
/ think about O'Clock
Q.-Bcfore or after you met Cossum in your Office
A.-Aftcr.
o-Bcforc or after you to your counsel, Mr..
Lowni A.-Beforc.
O.-You went aloncl Ayes.
Q.-And then returned and with COssum to sec
Mr.. Lown. Ayes.
Q-But haven't YOU just sworn that from tho moment
Cosum first encountered you in your Office until you de-
posted the in the mall he did not leave your
sdcl Al don't think he dl.
C.-Wcll. then. how did alone to Hinckeyi
testimony docs not hang together. Al don't know.
o-DId You tn Mr.. Lown Of the conversation YOU had
with Hncklcy? A.-No.
o.-what did YOU GO Mr.. Lown fort A.-To find
out whether the order valid, and what ought
| about g.
Q.-And vet You didn't tell him that Hlnckley You
you had been crjoincdl A-No only asked him whether
l oueh, to mail the returns II received notice OF the
stay.
o-wer he told Won no; to, didn't hei Ayes. Hc
said any reputable person told the stay had been
granted l should not mail the returns
o.-Thcn you didn't consider Hnckley q reputable
person A.-Oh. yes. did
Q-Thon why having procured Mr.. LOwn's advice,
did you not take IL? A.-Wcll. Cossum tod me that
ought TO mail the returns
ODD Hlncklcy say distinctly tina. the had be,n
| granted AYES. uat j. what he said.
Q.-Thcn why did you sweIf in your affidavit that you
did IL had been granted. but only know IL was
be grsntcil A.-wcl. 1 meant was not certain
about IL.
HILL THE FIRST NAN EMANs MET
o-whom did You first see when you went to Albany
to recover the rctunsl Al first Governor I'M.
Q.-Why did Won 20 TO himl Al wanted to IND out
how ~ get the returns back.
o-Dd he tell You howl Ale said should sec
the Deputy AttorneyGencal, who was counsel for the
Democratic party.
Though Emans, OF course, was wholly blind TO
il, he could not have chosen more striking words
III which 10 express one of the most indecent
facts in conjunction with TINS Whole scahdai.
Maynard, the Deputy MtOrncyicnc1l, PAID out
u the Treasury of the State for services - the
State his duties in part consisting OF giving al
vice 10 the State Board of CanvasScrs. acting as
counsel for partisan interest pending before
them. and. instead Of advising them 10 do their
statutory duty a the law defined IT, advising them
10 COnSplrc together 10 ul~Obcy the law, ana Ia
render their decision in favor of the partisan in
tcrcst he represented, il not the least among his
outrageous acts. The cross examination CON
tinucd
ODD the Governor tn you TO take M Maynard''
sdvicci Ayes.
o--tnd what did h" advise you to doi Ale al
vlscd 70 The Executive chamber ond TO the onic'
y the Secretary Of State and to recover the mtun'
there and be h. would himself the returns
Controllers Office lie let and brought back
the rtnsn. and took 10 away with me.
This completed Emans's testimony, and con-
cludrl tie case. MS presented by the Committees
lawyers in behalf Of Judge Maynard. senator
SaNion gave notice that he proposed 10 call vii
ncrScs; that hc did not consider that the facts Wen
all in Tho Republican members intend 10 de
mand thc presence Of Judge Maynard, and 10 re-
qlu him either iu testify or - plead his prvl
lcge They will also cNamin" Mr. Cossum. To-
morrow they Will call up Senator SaN'on's rcholu-
ton t. investigate the whole matter ~ the XVIII
District election. and will give Senator Cantor and
his colleagues opportunity 10 prove how much
they want 10 get the facts before the people. The
time j. Close NJ hand when these unhappy Demo
Gratis with character. conscIcnccs. regulations. end
the like. will have 80 tne the mark. Still they
have Mr.. McCurdy's altcmatiyc-thcy can 90 and
set sick. l.. +. .