The sun., 1899-07-13
nunciatory epthets and Attorney Genernl
Eastman called me liar

Eastman called me a liar.
oordTnhae, The farce e. Of an Investigation thus being
pressing his associate, Mr.. Harlow, and Special
Agent Wales then came to close. The re-
se rs thas whle is perfectly ceqr that as
of1ceholders with Dr. GallinRer's name at the
head Of them. the commission, have not found
them. who filled in the amounts assessed, @ nor nor
who put them into envelopes, directed them and
witnesses. who would be likely to know Tie
facts. nor has Senator GallinRer or Mr.. Thayer
nected with the sending out OF the circulars
Everything stated by GallinRer and Thayer in
their March letters may be true. and vet Sem
the circulars with his own hand.
Under these circumstances it is utterly
which Commissioner Brewer may say say, The The
inyestigation has been, hamnered from the
tSa nn y MS bIg rgTehdetermnaton to And
Calling GatnSeEs ,Es friends, hundred or more
and help applaud the Senator's declaration
that he IN nvesttgatonT was nzzle. The Chair
gressman Baker, has been here at work and
NE N Republican National Commission sent it's
protecting Senator liq.''' aailinser. mere TO ''1 l"
ing the Republican party, DO not understand
Hampshire is 10 he maintained by the commS-
sion Of crimes by the Chairman Of the Repub.
REPUBLICAN, National Commission and Repuh.
lican officials is to be invoked to cover up the
crimes. most emphatically dissent from any
In the morning. before the first witness was
placed on the stand. Senator Gallinger regis
tered his objection to statements in New York
newspaper yesterday. saying that they we're
the work Of a ia sifera and libeller and that he
had never written letter to any man asking
him to contribute money for campaign pur-
poses He also criticised local paper as hay
ing editorially attem pied to convict him in ad-
NJ ha
mission was sufficient to warrant the inlicton
Of T,pp penalty BY United states authorities.
Henry Robinson of this city He testified that
he Cob bad received circular letter in the fall OF
asking him to contrbue 500 t" the car campaign
fund He communicated with the Civil Ser
to m a3d ap 10 s It 6n Tond bd be
Senator Chandler he did not respond to tho re-
quest. He kept the letter sealed until to-day
T. ,Re state Committee: with NJ GalliRgsr as its
Thaver, Treasurer Of the com mittee.
Letters were % received c from John T Welch at
had received assessment letters, hut had re-
fused fuse to u presnond Col. John a. spalding Of
specific amount. He had been Chairman Of the
customary to send out such letters. and was a
party thereto while Chairman OF the committee.
The afternoon Investigation was at first taken
up by the reading OF communicat ions to and
from the Commissioner. in which W. F. Thayer.
Senator Galinger and others were Interested
was closed for the complainant and Commits
sioner Brewer answered that he did not
want any misapprehension on the part OF any
body connected with the proceedings. The
commission was here for facts. no matter
nGn fne was hGeed m CS o Sena
the testimony taken in his absence would be
furnished to him and was answered in the
flrFn iNa tNNF mi NJ,
senator Chandler said he desired. to say
something to t., the commission before the
tor Gallinger had said what he wished 10 say.
Senator Gallinger said that that he declined
finished and Cnmmisslorer Brewer thought
that II Senator Chandler had AM more evi.
dence to present. as he at one time suggested
that he had. it was only fair that 1t be put in
:, Holding, watch in his hand. Senator Gal
= hays borrowed watch and shall ,a.cupy
Senator Chandler said that he did not intend
to say that he had more evidence to present.
but that he should desire TO say something
Ifths is a trial" he said Il have the right
70 do so: but If 1t is not, the commission will
listen to It, However am willing to leave the
senator Galnger said he was willing to
Was sas' Is But a said :U am ddtermnad % That
the prosecution shall not have the closing
argument
Chairman Brewer said he had not consulted
with his associates on the subject. Senator
Chandler said:
Mr. Chairman. you have made some very in
teresting speeches since addressed you a few
minutes ago. and would say now. In order to
give rlace to Senator Calling before he makes
his remarks. that the Commissioners seem
to have found out everything which they
ought to know. exGept who made this assess
fixed the sums which they should be called
upon to pay. who directed the envelopes;
who put the circulars in the envelores and
who sent them out Now the Commissioners.
j respectfully submit. have not found that out.
The essential facts have not been ascertained."