New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-08
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paign fund. and was friendly to his
political party.
Resolved, by the Senate, the House
OF Delegates concurring that the Ken
dali Bank Note Company OF New York
be and it is hereby authorized and en-
powered TO institute suits in the name
of the Commonwealth Of Virginia, FOR
the benefit and at the cost of said COM
pany. against 5. Brown Allan. late
Auditor and -. r. Reveley, late Treas
urer. upon their official bonds as such
officers, 10 recover the amount OF the
judgment recovered in favor of SAID
company versus the Board of Sinking
Fund Commissioners in the Circuit
Court of the city of Richmond, on the
10Th day of January. 1851 for $4,000
land interest and COSTS
Virginia Pays Judgment.
The Virginia Legislature. he said,
passed an act TO pay the judgment OBJ
tanned. $4,000. which covered all the
lost profits. counsel fees and other cX-
penses.
Tonight Mr.. Wilson made public tho
letter. already referred TO. signed chi
cago News Bureau, by Arthur Dare.
manager" written in Chicago under
date Of April .. The letter states that
the writer in 1882 was stationed at
Richmond. Va. as "A correspondent Or
The Associated Press at the beginning
Of the Malone regime, and a readJust-
ment of the state debt had just made
the printing Of new issue of state
bonds necessary" While the details
were being perfected. the letter says
George II. Kendall was iu Richmond
lobbying for the defunct Kendall Bank
Note Company Of New York, and thI
he was arrested for attempting 10
pribc senator Harry Riddlcberger ana
other legislators in order 10 secure
favorabls contract for his company.
should this information prove 10 be
of service To YOU in your late unpleas-
antness with the same cmissary' the
letter concludes 4 snail be pleased TO
hear OF it,"
Mr. Kendall was ready 10 30 on the
witness stand at once when the Judi
ciary Committee convened this after
noon. He had brought no lawyer with
him and expected that the state would
furnish him counsel Senator Muir
laugh. chairman Of the committee. de-
cIared that this was not in the prov
ince of the committee. Kendall said
II he had 10 furnish lawyer he'd like
to have his personal counsel. Mr.. Lyon,
represent him. and he probably viii be
present AT the session tomorrow
StilwelI Consults Smith.
Senator Sulwcll. saturnine and
silent. had two lawyers at his side
Edgar y. Wilson. Of Syracuse, and
William T. Byrne. of this city. I'm adj
dition he is i'm daily consultation with
Ray r. smith. former clerk OF. the
Assembly. who is an expert on lesisl"-
tive rules and procedure.
Al inc bfE ~ At''
,tor Murtaugh and Wilson had dis
cnssion about the procedure. which led
to the chairman's declaration that all
the charge that was before the commits
tee and that would be considered by
il was in Kendalrs telegram TO the
Governor. This was the allegation mat
Stilwen had tried 10 eXtort $500 FOR
favorable action on bill kendali
wanted 10 limit what he terms the
monopoly Of printing securities en-
loved by the American Bank Note
Company. and the further charge that
stilwen had split $50 Zee paid TO
clerk by Kendall for the drafting Of
this measure.
All this Wilson formally denied for
his client. the accused Senator from
The Bronx.
Attorney General Carmody was ready
10 present anldavits backing up the
Kendall telegram. These will be pre-
scented tomorrow morning.