New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-26
,BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TKIBUSE.l
ASSOCIATIONS COMMITTEE.

p. m. today from Washington and. taking rooms
at the Delcvan House. was soon afterward holding
a conference with Lieutenant Governor shcehan ana
Edward Murphy. jr. the chairman Of the Democratic
State Committee. 1t Is well known that MI. I'LL
regards the attack upon Maynard as also an attack
upon himself. They were confederatcs In the THEFT
OF the state legislature Mr.. Hill. therefore, came
on from Washington TO assist Maynard In making his
defence. One Of the first results OF Mr. HlTs
presence in Albany was the decision, Inspired by
him. limiting the Maynard investigation to one day.
and limiting the witnesses to the nine members OF
the Bar Association Of NewYOrh who made the report
to that association charging Maynard with stealing
the election returns OF Duchess County.
The announcement OF these limitations was
made this afternoon through Senator'S Can
tor and Roesch. OF the Senate Judiciary
Committee; and through Nj. Sulzer, the
chairman OF the Assembly judiciary Committee I'VE
shall complete the investigation in one day. said
Senator Roesch "and It will be an easy matter to do
so. since only niue members of the Bar Association
will be asked TO give testimony and to submit the
documents upon which they based their report
Senator Cantor and Assembyman Suzer confirmed this
statement
Judging from the talk Of some Democratic members
OF the Legislature Isaac H. Maynards friends VIII
attempt to put the committee OF the Bar Association
who drew up the report against Mr. Maynard on trial
il were. for their statement. The ehifyins spec
tacle will be thus presented Of Democratic judiciary
Committees putting on trial Seven Democratic mem
bers OF the Bar Association Of New-York who charged
a Democratic Judge Of the Court OF Appeals with
stealing an election return and by this method bring
Ing about the Installation OF Legislature Democratic
in both branches at Albany.
Mr. O'Connor, one Of the Republican Senator'S
with the benevoence which always has characterized
him in his relations with hts political opponents, to-day
sent the following letter In relation to the witnesses
to Mr. Roesch, chairman OF the Senate Judiciary Com
lie tka hAa n
Judiciary Committee in this matter, he Is chairman
Of the Joint committees:
In the matter OF the investigation OF the Hoo. Isaac
II. Maynard to be begun before the Joint eommittes
OF the Senate and Assembly next Monday ~ 10 a. No.
the Republican members q the committee request maj ne
following. named persons be subpoonaed wiqesss
Storm Enans Robert y. Williamson. John Platt. Charles
f. Go.-um. William Wood, Frank b. Lown. Of Poueh
Ieep<e GEORGE Bliss and DsIoe McCardy Of New'fork ;
T. Rider Cody Of Hudson william A. Sutherland. OF
poches4y J. r. Phrhurst q Baths wsillam L. Learned
Matthew Hale Fred T.. Smith. OF Albany Theodore HON.
man, OF Tivt; the Hon. Frank Rice, Secretary OF o"e
the Hon Elliot =. Danfofth. Treasurer Edword Wempe'
Of Fultonve; John Bopatt Charlie. Tabor. OF Buffalo
David D. HIM. the Hoo Robert Earl. the Hon David L.
Folett While Lanbourn formerly messenger Of Governor
NIL and also Joseph Allen, formerly messenger OF Con-
tfolier wempc
Ne also request YOU issue subpoenas duces tecun
10 storm Emans County CLERK OF Duchess county 10
bring all the papers file m his Office IN any proceed
Ing against tho Duhess County Board Of Cahvassers IN
which either Edwad p. Osborne or John ]. Piatt emu
William c. Daley we're realtors. ncludhe e.
pecislly all orders purporAhs to stay pf0ce.o'
lngs OF every kind relating 10 tho matters uhucr
nyestgato and also 10 suhpoea Anse) C. Requa County
Clerk Of Albany County. 10 bring oil he Isprs IN
tho OF the People OK rel Franklin D. sherNoo tne
People ex John II. Derby. the People OK rel Hnius L.
Peck and in the People reL John l. Plat and Wuiam
G. Daley apant Frank Rico the other menters OF the
stat. board Of and aso all papers In e pro-
Secdng Of People rel Edward Il Osborne seaihst
the State Board Of Cantsssers including OIL ofders encfd
M the said proc endings or Any OF them
Al-o to subpoena Coaosy CIesks OF Kings spd
puthess COUNTLESS respectively. 70 ptouee all papcrA IN
Guiding testimony taken before the Hon ~msn a.
Leaned In curtain proceedings which wes m.''
tued and heard b<sorr Jostos Cullen. In BroesIh TOT
OF Storm Emsps cootempt also TO subpoens
u. Hon Robert Ear n1d the Hoa Dssfd L. FofrsS b
produce The original letter sddessct 70 thn respectively
and received by them from Isasc H. Maynard
What Is there Objectionable In Mr.. OConnors isl
Does 70 not contain We names Of the Distinguished
politicians and lawyers who were prominent In the
conflict over tho Icgthatussi What bettes witnesses
could be procured Mr. o'Cohnor has not shown
ony par,isan partialtty What fair6r selection could
have been madef
David b. Hin II he wepe 70 DO subpoenncd. must
prove nm exceedingly valuable witness II ho should
tell all he knows about tho Conspiracy TO steal the
lRetnbucan Legislature. no other witness would
be needed in that case. rt Was in his room q Vie
state Capitol that the consbrdcy was contnved and
in that apartment ai The plans were formed TO cherg
mate those who were seeking TO put on file WIN
the Secretary Of state the true election returns
Of Duchess Comfy. There are Isnac II. maSnaru'
during that period, WIS almost daily visitor ana
when absent H. was only TO bob up at.Poughkecpsc or
NJ Hudson upon sumo misslon for Mr.. HILL Maynard
At this period filed many parts He was Deputy
An oruoy General he counsel for the State Ioafu
he & qSvl Se 81 AS 81 tSs sa
II Is evident from the decislon Of David b. lin o.
tSt he fetrs that 1t were made thorough his chances
nomination for rasS. ESula az pr me
aSm Si' record Of his theft q Ole legislature II e
REPORTED also that Mr. I'M While hcrfo5 no nsdns
Of f0 the Ssnsic and ASSEMBLY, On Mr. May1sss Gs
,.ss Ss can Of t s is eoa ' &c
Ing Of the senate rs sole pu,posS VIII be Ga 70
SIS s%ms sGn 81 Of Mayna
TONED that the Court Of Appeals ndodmed to-day for
res weeks sSn s9 M pav e. @ sunday
and Monday about the wording OF the "whltewashihg
said nat good sent many II. Litter 7" is
ha G Nocnmept weak one, and advised him not 10
send it, But Mr. Maynard was sure 1t was strong; <,
ssnt T IT, Mr.. Hi now can show Maynard whit
points ought TO have been made VIVA, Ihcls ~c
Il
and twisted. The wiitewashing report upon Jnage
MAYNARD Is to submitted 70 both branches OF the
Irc1slature on Monday night: that Is the prescnt
| programme or course. thorough Investigation OF
| n half can be made thoroughly m one day.
Senator IIl tarricd In this city short time at the
Hotel Normandle yesterday, on his way from Wash
nrton IN Albany but no hurried of to catch the frs'
| train going North. The Governor didn't stay IN New
| York very long this time Observed Tammahy pon
| ucian last evening Hes got too much on his mind
There ia good deal going In Albany 20 worry him
| beside the Maynard Tile fight that has broken
| ont between his dissatisfied henohmcn In the Legs
,oture rves him great deal Of uneasness. because H
can't tell where II will end. Governor Flowers veto
| the other day Of one Of I'd. Mnrphys pet bills mas
created bad blood. which Hill will find 1t difficult 10
| Keen down There is an ugly feeling prevailing among
HIPS camp followers and IL makes him very anxious
To add TO his distress stories have reached him that
| Tammany Hall has intention OF making any de-