New York Times, The (Newspaper) - February 15, 1877, New York, New York VOL THURSDAY 15 1877 FOUR WASHINGTON TR OF THE GOBBLE DIS- DECIPHER THE OTHER THE FOR A THE GOVERNOR ALL WITHOUT RE- CONTINGENT SLIGHTLY THE REWARD BY TILDEN Feb 14 The Senate Com- on Privileges ami Elections were in session a very lato hour this occupied tho of 13 anil A Shaw of Detroit have hail trans- actions with J II X Patrick of Neb anil who with by telegraph in cipher for some years past Iho key to tho cipher used by is the Household Dictionary and by the aid of this key following translations ot dispatches to tho Oregon toral case wero made PORTLAND 23 W T Vo 15 Gramercy Park York Certificate will to oue a Republican Elector to and act wuh and the voto and prevent trouble 110 to my Wall 1 U N PATRICK I indorse this JAMES K 30 T Ao 15 GramTfj all Will tamo Ihn a if anil till thin del at ac tioo of G Ouu must be pail to D- to Huve tbne oi only aa ono fre Will lako for can mint t ma fee Pul K liv ind acC o with promptly Dec 2 ff T Yo U Park to Legislature P left before Can t the deposit D 113 rev to Cu n i Lidd M 131 lave it an't undt Everoll las roar K f ir P 3 W T Pelton 15 York P will IH ii Unit i tau Monday Be to bor on my ID mist foa taa K Yeas NOT 20 J n y So u on Governor decide certificate Ct COD nn in Karen if ine certain lobbyists and of and in certain and correspondents to puff tho Board ol Publio Works Ho to expenditure nad subject of litigation between them Therefore Taylor appears tho Committee and produces what he a containing certain memoranda as to tho payment of Tho book was tho to-day and Filbert to appear to-morrow and produce his to verity thn story of tho book It is claimed that this book now in tho hands ol the committee shows payments ot to Charles A nf Wisconsin ami Woodward of nnd to U Harmor ot Woodward and aro Democrats is a It is also snid that tho names of Col J W Forney D C Forney and a newspaper now deceased are as having certain sums What Mr Filbert's stubs nnd may of these en- tries will bo seen to-morrow and whether they ncro legitmiato transactions or not remains to bo explained Mr Glover thinks ho is on tho track ot something very ing and important nnd therefore the presented has been carefully and Air Filbert appears to-morrow tho whole nuno is to bo exploded Deo 1 7 U V Cial sou and conTens bj Tuesday and elect Electors iary lUi be paid in StaUe you C insult led Senator Answer f 1 Dec 6 Eon Ja met S as directed no prevent Cse voar Qi on i Dec 3 E so ah part You anall be nol fall All imp progress Dec 5 W 1 Pelian Vo 13 Can't TI a tbe eight Charles Dimond act tbe Lidn i t cet u liere it We will fall DOCTRINAL THE FLORIDA CASE STILL IN THE I X SOLD AND ITY OF DUDLEY FIELD THE HE A BAD NESS to Vi Fob In tho House ay of tho report ot the Florida Committee waa continued most of tho Upon ua lion the resolution reported by the majority the committee the Tilden Electors JD have been legally chosi n was adopted by a vote of Florida ratified his with tho Democracy by voting tho David Field is kept s Between tho Electoral on and tho over which Proctor Knott waa pointed to preside Field continues bis nations of witnesses when noc attending tho of the Electoral Commission but for what purpose ho persists in taking testimony is apparent To-day a number of witnesses were examined but nothing material was developed except in tho of Green who was Assistant Secretary to the Louisiana Board and who Littiefield testified was present when ho mido tho m tho Parish returns and Heard Wells instructions to tha jOons Green waa not a good for Field Ho that he dul not bear Wolls such to did not seo Littiefield making and knew nothing about any lent or irregular transactions on tho part of tbo Board or its officers in tion witn the and return of the vote of DEMOCRATIC DISCOVERT INVESTIGATING VARIOUS DISTRICT AN OF CONGRESSMEN BY A FIRM OF TWO CRATS IMPLICATED In WASHINGTON Fob 14 Mr Glover's ieal Estate Pool which has ity to investigate universally is again at woik somo investigations aito District of Columbia as well as other affairs To-day they had tho most interesting meeting of the present session Col William A Cook an attorney here was before the com- for time and was crammed upon every conceivable subject of scandal in and about the District There waa little of inter- est and of importance in his ny He was followed by Mr Taylor of tbe late firm of Taylor Fil- bert who were large contractors tbe late Board of Public Works This firm did several hundred dollars worth of and when they came to cloae up the business el the firm Mr Taylor claims that there waa ever between the partners It was claimed by Filbert so Taylor lays tad been expended la PACIFIC RAILROADS THE SINKING FUND DHL CONSIDERED IN THK BOOTH THK AND IN ING IIS SCHEMES TIIL AT L to til York WASHINGTON Feb ing for tho establishment ot sinking fund to reimburse tho tor ad- to tho Pacific railroads was in the to-day Tho under con- sideration is that reported by Senator West fium tbo ou and is known as bv nies and lor tho passage of which n largo and influential lobby daily besieges tho Senate wing of tho Capitol Tho tions of tho lobby havo become so bold and that B called attention to operations and denounced thoin in a very sharp and vigorous speech A voto was taken on a very material amendment to the resulting m a defeat of tho lobby scheme Iho third section of Mr West's provides that tho payments to bo miido for purposes shall bo in lieu of all payments or other requirements from tho companies under tho act of Mr Danes an amendment providing tho shall bo in addition to the payments but withdrew it Mr Booth renewed it an 1 it was sustained by a voro ot lo 20 This vote close as t alarmed tbo friends ot tbe com- panies and to proceed further a mo tion to go into executive session wai adopted upon the motion of Mr Tho motion tor an executive waa mado m order to giro tho ot tuo West in and out ot tbo Senate an opportunity to muster additional forces Tho was very thin when tho Toro waa taken Forty-two votes were recorded and fivo pairs were which tho record equivalent to It is reasonable to ot tho more than 20 absentees the proportion of thoso have voted ior tho 11 the greater because the lobby bad gotten together as many of tho of tho as possible Tho result shows that thero is need of However to prevent tho Senuto from tho Tho amendment destroys tho West so as of use to roads but it was mado in Committee of the Whole and there is therefore another chance to vote directly upon it tho main question on tho can bo put The passage of tho without this amendment would mako tho ing of this Congress infamous though up to this time tho legislation durinc two sessions has been unusually clean and free from jobs and by tbe act of Jannory 1875 The amount of lo bo funded into this stock u limited to in any one month A limber sum say of in backs Is authorized to bo In exchange for subsidiary silver and to end tho coin la to bo Increased to of ing tho at present authorized theory of tlie provision that change will take tho of small greenback nnd twos bolow of aro limited by the not ut 1868 to Rut tho amount now out- believed 10 bo No is lor the famling or ex- change of tho for bomls or silver of ifco aru to ot tine per crnt liave been that the will meot from Met ot of tbo shall boon mailed to tho duties of five Justices of Court on tho thn court of o tbn 19th to will probably lake a until lust A CONSPIRACY CLAIM AGENTS IS COLLECTING UNCLAIMED INTEREST ON REGISTERED IN THE FIRST OFFICE IN WITH THE to fart WASHINGTON Feb short time ago of a conspiracy among certain lawyers and Treasury for tho purpose of collecting unclaimed registered bonds was in THE TIMES Tho tion of Secretary Morrill boon directed to ibo matter ho at once look stops to ferret out tbo par Tho case was ID charge of B Moore Special who detailed W U of tbat division to con- duct tho Invalidation Mr ed to New-York and after two libor obtained a clue which enabled him to fasten guilt upon a prominent claim in that city This claim agent waa discovered to bo in correspondence with Thomas G a clerk m tho Fliat tor's office and further developed the fact thai bas been in tho habit of information from tho records of department upon which tho claim agent operated the collection of unclaimed interest thus fraudulently made being divided him ana Douc ass wjs arrested at big borne ID this city b Mr and tho arrest ol hU New-York accomplice has been It is from certain in the possession ot the Treasury officials that other par in and havo u en- caged in tbe Dwindle aud arrests may shortly follow NAME OF TIIE NEW-YORK CLAIM AGENT ASCERTAINED Tbo New-York claim agent referred to in tbe above dispatch from Washington ia to be a lawyer named Jenkins The officer detailed by Mr Moore to work up tbe caio gained tbo confluence of Jenkins and loou cut tuo matter into n shape and Mr Moore was compelled to ask the co-operation of tho United Slates to identify tbo parties In tlie Department woo wore furnishing In- formation to and to enable them to on swindle He re- ported woat had been ascertained bv tbo officer referred to to Secretary the dismissed Irom the service and placed under arrest aud kins fan debarred from practice tba department Jenkins who it is baa made about 125 000 unt of swindle has uor been arrested but known to bo m tho City wdo are supposed to bo implicated la tho will be shortly NOTES FROM THE CAPITAL Feb been drafted to meet substantially tho recommendations of the President in his recent special Message with to early specie payments and submitted to hia as it probably will be to the Committee of Ways and Means Iti provisions differ lu several from tho of the President bal there Is rewon to that be will not object to the The for the lune of the SO yeara 4 per cent already ta Uu jut of THE LOUISIANA INVESTIGATION WASHINGTON Fob Committee on Iho nnd Dutina of this morning H ono of tho operators rom Klonda who durin his examination had declined to answer tain llo stated that ho hail boon over smco himself in lor thn com mitteo ho said that bo was appointed a of the Provisional Capitol forco at Arms Thompson at the request of Mr member of Congress from Florida ho said that ho did not c hli of in reference to which he hail committee to any one operators liKo wore bound not thoso ho thinks ho told Kerry and Milli about tho contents ot sent for an 1 told him tlut whon ho hi w is under impression tint hud boon ns a and bim lo report thin not that thi tuot ol Ins a precluded bin oil Pollen and nut nnd tlut ho it nn Nor 4 ot lor reap point mom is Doc 0 and not Nuv as stated it tno nf iho lo accept a 01 uf n tuno past 1 A they aio tendered lu It tho opinion of tho department that an can bo relieved ot his duty liv sin h an not 1 that lio could not nav Q nol application in tins in- lo Inm to he an I tint I kn iw ul I did not oven that ho waa a u an it that was ID nit n altur voting an Elector 1 A r Q It not In with a pi rai ran ceil that this waa I tar as I know would know in Washington Mr of waa F A don't know IT hot her the or Iho ol tho or I ru It the Secretary 1 A tell William II tlm rary nf llm and of tho 1 that ho know ihu anil clerks dined together on Simday Dec 3 IMTO at r to the Guv Wills wnen bo returned Irwn naked brine him tho ri turns of may havo uven them at work ou trom i could uol it waa or noi ton at a In thn rim room that evening I A my I did not Dul Mr at Iho donk tbat I A can't nay I did or nut ho mny UKI yon sue lo Irom vou I A did not to the best of mv recollection the witness slated that board iho ol Voruou to be coin pi lull ou Uec 5 a ol proceedings nan kept by the uo minuto mado of tbo of iho in no ot anv particular poll in Pariah WJB made alter thn pioinul- ot the witness a with the other clerks was but no boil v tno davi lairr br Iho but he uot replied oi Green naid ho lo iked at tno complied returns in the of but 10 ot Ibe Biard nut Bay oUo had done so ur not could not sax that he hail in ot lio they Imil been in tint Seen bus toon tho but has not it his lines uot know that Iho original back the Secretary's nnd a copy for it not written ol luo beloro board not seen auy in In a on 2 nearly 100 cainn to thu about onu halt bv madu mark about of rho were Irom ana aud wore sworn to before Mr hail sunn lo Vi Parish say four Moei not know what lumos to them konl an of all Q thoro not bis mark the other loin his mark the third Samuel Curler hn 1 tho of but not Iho two not theio on Dec 51 Sir witness ovtr lo all thu ho hud lu hie believes wero protests aud ulU by board after Iho of the of wero 111 did not know wero dully at tho Custom hi such on tho it lo hix vou MOI mako a remark that if anything win to tho the vuu ware bu loll out i may that mmark j you uol sen of making tho croup marks ou the i did uot Ii plv to by Mr Lawrence moat ot wore lo Mr bad nut ol anv bv Iho nol kuow ot Huy alteration nf tho by ot tbo clerks or by mombers ul Iho hoard ur by bun no ot any paper bo- ing ol uo jud luiA not ot ot Iho while llm in Mr vou tho ance uf evidence was rather on tho Democratic aide 1 told mo a ago not to thu original ro Irum Pariah Vines now on tor Electors but that when it was dm received oy tno board there two tor i hem how in oue of Ulnae which I stated Ibat be did not hoar Judge Davis any clerk instructions in allor unv or any to auy ai havo douo no anything about it ALLEGED INELIGIBLE ELECTORS Tho Committee noit proceeded lo tho tion uf alleged Electors Georno I one ol ibo Electors lu that ho received verbal if buying been appointed Commissioner of thu Circuit Court of ihu of Illinois never took thu oath ot or Into any bund or had any papers Irom or connection tlie but has or nuv resignation because ho any but a notice cf hia A copy of the record of the couit was put in Mr said what ho objected to was that a who waa a contempt to tho wo bo appointed as H guard lu to question by Mi MiDill tbu stated that he uld not the contents of tbe dispatch which he baa beard Koine over tbe wires lo any oue In did not toil Do about it In answer lo Mr Field witness said ho was dia charged from tbe employ of tbe Western Union Telegraph Company for testifying to the truth and that he dia not it any barm to accept the pn horo lie alao Maid be nad paid his fees aud mileage up to Jan 30 at Aims Thompson made a statement to the tllect Ibat bo appointed under the im that the bitter bad been discharged by i committee 11 Z Chandler Secretary of the Interior was called aud produced pacers relating to the resigno tion and application for ot Orlando II Drowsier one of Klooton Hi naid ho supposed that loiter of lion dated Nov t was received on Nov 15 or 16 did not know be received it from tho dent or not did not know it wan John II Moore of Elector of th State that ho waa In tbe Naval Academy trom 1859 to as Acting Midshipman to pass and left the Academy but baa no recollection of ever tendered any forma entered the Confederate in 1881 and durine tbe war The at o'clock adjourned Friday morn THE ELECTORAL LOUISIANA STILL UNDER DEBATE DEMOCRATIC TRICKS TO GAIN TIME TAI OK ON THK POINT BY MESSRS TON AND POINT BY TO THK TIMKS to York Fob Electoral met morn me at 10 o'clock and Mr Carpenter bis speech nc inst ot Ins tuno to tho Com- na if ho n jury He vas particularly sharp in reading a of Ur report on Bouril two in to Mr Edmunds speeches on tho lio o bo sorry that ho could not find Homo old to hurl at of tho llo to bay ol tho to in tho Centennial year Carpenter till ho bnd occupied in all two hours of ho lour and n hall allotted to hia Hide At thin lomt n new Democratic trick It w.iw expected that would bo ully 111 all its iti tlie tuno granted hut Mr Trumbull in tho middle of tho after Mr Carpenter's made an oiler to to sustain Democratic anil for tinio Thu of tho what the Democrats to prove took n full hour Then followed n talk ra nnd tho about tho now of tuno lor discussion mado Trumbull or hour a on side to discuss this interlocutory ICarh ot tho about the order oi argument point whether tho ol evidence should 10 first and or ments Strong moved pive Milo tno to the of ox u to pivo each side three to tho case as it stood with the oiler ot evidence made and JIM WHS to havo tho in lorni that tho retired f it decided to exclude it could linish whole c isc without further argument Mr rather that would not lo all the ovi kuco and it would have if considered This of course Republican never dreamed of consenting to finally it was tbat two hours should given to each Mido to the of testimony with Ihu that time could bo taken by either aide on tins of tho liy the four nnd n half hours previously lowed ou tbo discussion Except for t hia permission the first question have gone tu tho with hours more of on tho Democratic thau nn thu Republican Hide Carpenter's related ns much to tho con- of nn on that subject Him was trick in postponing tho oiler of till Carpenter had as finally mado ble and was only lo criticism of causing Thoro can bo no harm from this for if tho dence is excluded an in there is time nnd it there should bo an attempt to examine tho evidence offered by Mr Trumbull n decision could not ho reached by the of if that day were still HIS months diet ant instead of less than two weeks nml the liberality of the Hiou in tuno lor argument may taken rather aa nn intimation that will not bo considered except as in the Florida case such nu relates to the ol Electors At the Commission took a of an hour and nt 1 o'clock of tho now question by of dence Mr Trumbull was tuo first speaker on tho aido of tho Democracy lie mado nn exceedingly ingenious which however notable for its sophistry than tor nny now it throw upon tbo Uo said tho Electoral Commission was tho only tribunal Unit could decide tho vexed questions which had grown out of tho recent wai not a returning board nor could it bo termed a court It was ho contended a body which bad not only been ore by Congress but fully resented tho two houses and had all tho powers as to of tho votes wore possessed by such powers it was competent to to tho bottom m nny investigation winch it was necessary to mako recent election and its Tho Commission was to had received tho voto Louisiana and that question could not bo determined without examination anil in- If his party wero allowed to do so Mr Trumbull they would undertake to prove that their opponents entered mto n to voto oi tbo Stato by nud forgery Not content witn thia general and sweeping tion which was made with a grand flourish that would havo dono honor to Hamburg Massacre Butler or unreconstructed Mr Trumbull attacked Kollogg with a groat ot bitterness then rush mi back to the of how far thb power ol tbo Commission extended ho quoted Irom Gushing and other legal authorities to provo that it would bo just and tor it to go into a full nnd exhaustive investigation of all tho charges made by Ins party aud tbat to do this it would bo necessary to examine and bear tho testimony which ho and his associates wore ready to Mr Trumbull's next point was a rather lame ono Ho said that there was not a republican lorm ol government in Louisiana whon the election was held and that tho State Government of which was tho head could not havo existed lor nn hour if it was not uphold bv tho power ot the United States Army Mr Trumbull might havo gono than this and slated that thoro waa no republican Qov m any part of tho South which uu aided by tho Federal power could resist Iho attacks of tho White League and other and murderous bands of men organized in tho interest of tho Democratic Party Mr Trum bull was wise enough to mako no reference to those facts llo argued at considerable length tbat fraud i proved would be fatal to the returns made by ibe Louisiana canvassers and then referred great and orco than was over displayed Dy him 0 what bo wofl to call tho rand in tbo parish of Ho alluded f course to trumped up talo which was old about Gov Wells by David Judley Field's wot witnesses tho Clerk Mr then spoke nt length re- garding the composition of tho Returning Jonrd claiming of course it was illegal vacancy upon it not tilled by lio appointment of a Democrat To support liia charge however Mr was un- to bring anything winch could 10 called proof This part of bis argument was weak Ho closed by with groat at dramatic effect that if doto of Louisiana was counted for the it might lie go counted in with tho forms of law but it could be done in to the spirit of av or the rights of tlie people During delivery of bis address Mr was interrupted by members of lio who broko in upon his to him questions it 1 10 with great He ml to courteous however to of iis associate counsel Ex Senator Carpenter rind thrno or lour limes to draw hm to points but lio would not iston to bun and once amid lio told turn plainly that lit knew ho about and did not to bo m- At tho of Sir llo ir ho protest ol reading certain legal red and succeeded in another combo tno rights of tho tho if and nil HorL of Air alter him or tho Ki publicans Hm speech wiis HID of tho mid wati iio ol the best efforts yrt made beloro tlie to tlie Mr Ki whilo us ruor could not to own and hervo as called attention to lart that Qov ol was in pre- same situation nnd Jov bad done jet the Republicans hud no Id In to the counting of hm tote In Ins opinion such objections were attention ol tribunal and should not bo advanced Re- garding Mr tho Kellogg could not havo flood without the support ol Federal power Mr a strong point by showing that tho very fact such support been von to bun fact that lio had boon by tho and the Ad- ministration was proof lio hud been in and in law tuo Governor of Lou Mr then into a and argument ly proved that tho Status had light to in what war tho of elections should be determined and that hud no jurisdiction nud could not legally go behind action of Hoard of St who were duly anil Ho read extracts from ii report mado in liy Senato committee of which Senator Trumbull was a 1111 nnd with opinion Further on ho created a by producing thn letter written to THK by Chief Church 01 Now York in winch I hovo opinion tho ot ol Presidential to lawn of each State is and conclusive and that there exists no to go it For a moment alter this reail them an in ovum unt among tho Trumbull turned about in his noi and then Senator of tho it ho might BOC letter Mi toti It to him nnd it vas examined carefully by nearly all the members of tbo Referring to Mr Carpenter's statement that ho did not pear as tbo counsel for and that ho would regard tho success ol tho au n calamity to tho country and also to Mr remark that the rejection of two of tho Louisiana Electors would answer tho purpose of this caso Mr Slough ton by showing if this statement was true Mr tainly wan to about tho very calamity re- lo by bim At tho close of Mr speech it was post sundown and Mr next speaker obliged to mako bis address in liu dim and uncertain light afforded by or four dozen candles on tables ol and llo mado a strong legal argument against admission of testimony and from sconis of authorities to show that iho Tribunal nnd no power to go behind tho action ot Stale When bo tho after being in for hourn and a took a recess until Mr on behalf ot licans will ho the firat Ho will bly bo followed by Judge Campbell who will appear for Mr Tho ol tinio for argument caused by tho of Com- from gelling to tbo consideration oi tho caio to-night At 1 o'clock thoro 11 About of it wan gotten through with meht aud there nro about livo and a half hours lelt for Mr Evarta will in tho morning tho Republican argument on tho of and ono ol tbo counsel will ou their side Tho is tbe Commission will the question of evidence as in tho Florida case and then take testimony an to tno eligibility ol Browster and and hear on tho certificates 11 other is excluded But case is somewhat mixed ments on may bo bv tbo conclusion of the general without any intermission Thoro ouu bo no doubt that tho rulo mado in tho Florida case respecting ovidonco will stand though mauy Democrats have plucked up courage and think testimony will bo admitted Tho arguments of and Carpenter are so much above tho Democratic arguments in tho Honda case in point ot dash nnd style as to bavo this expectation confidence unshaken Com- mission or at least members of it strive to got tbo case into private consultation for decision on Friday so that tion may bo called on Saturday but tho cess ol such au is now a littlo PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMISSION Tuo Electoral Commission assembled ly at 10 o'clock tills morning ind resumed the pro so abruptly broken off mt Mr Carpenter's last Eight Wbeu the to continue be thanked tba u for tbo humanity they bad displayed In permitting him until and loat ing to Iho disagreeable nnd odor from tho candles ho really could not bavo ou hit feel more MR CARPENTER'S ARGUMENT Air then referred far u moment to a question pnl to bim b Senator la that part of hm to that Federal nnd not Stalo Iho practical put upon tho had been appointed by the by him the ot are Invariably cummin bv of hur limam all Hro um required to bj Senate nro Ril mm bv ihu 1 of is loi bj are nol by Senate ur llm mid upon inry nl would mil bv claim a la an nl lln Irnin he in in mi til No ouo di ny lln i i s ol lur to Inn nt nud lu pi us ami n-t Hi nro um t ID tin I'reniticDt but uf Sinle Commissioner hern d thai tin huaila ol nl COIIIBK Mr aic uu in Ibn I think JIMI find n Surh IN bn ilr Ion is not a m in 18 an interior i r t J lie li he In an i r ol Iho u null tlm hi lej liu h ri the nidi ut In if that lie nhall Mil of United An mli nur uHit t-r un cer I nf lue ndn in It nor as well us tin Now it ji in I will ill Hie [loint I il laMl instil t- and air tti con tli H Ki u HUP c IKKI IU 000 v emu lur Klin tuit f Hint law hn li U nil loart lu lui 1 lio nl the f la ll it Ami unit ial p er In H nn in I in l in i Hid Ihou alter the ol Hie l Courts tlum 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Hint point how il In rr thai in lu In douti law in 14 honin nuv tau have know ul what nt in Hie lln ui in r p and bo i n il lu a ul or 1 nut ei him made bv the by Hon K A and William h TM 111 upon mr all ut that hml no lo uu aud compile I tio winch WITH lu tin in bv in Hit y wi re ai companion thu ol lor in thud In thn ami ol ul riot A II nover LUU d int HUM ot JIB own motion Hitting in nl a ilia plan ul and a t aae t to bu t IIM ti d nn turn to the aud in Iml ll It it In- so anni led lo hia it turns ol plate WHI or id tbat utu Vio and the ihi supers ol deliver Ui Clerk ol ma lui nae ol tuo s In other TTL will mat thla Statu had no to en ludv a but thai lu ot iLey undi r HI eluded Im the Mr wuke up ll lu liv au and the print ipl auna lii this report 1 uot people that n I huu Judge there ire in Ibat run bloud Kow I bale the ot blood aud I hale tho thought ut it 1 il or it 1 bal there ul thr thai tu be cured upon lliu Main a vi and more lo uur than n ll our null in aio tn bn n fa Hi upon ihu II la lu bi ai our own it thn aro tu I by our 11 fraud ia to be anil au tor circling a uf UK then farewell hopes of the country ol in iho South his variety uf lorm and trom murder down to lu Ihu It vou don I Tula an an I will nol yon Without making any or loi the Ibat done let look at state ul by IB their 1 do nut nay that a man when bin note ll wrune U kill a man but I aay when bta n wrung if be then kills a man that fact ought to be taken into Take a of American 10 tula out over a bj Inud anil bv that the way got blf aral ai wo all know the nation nol nuv facts no I would nol have done Uie be was bv I lie mmr of trie Boar Elix torn were declared and that in In it a eood ui a d in Si He to that irritation r a Covi winch canoot ancer t which IB limed upon but Iran i Mini I IH ihal a way A a wav of dealing with tba d uf in f T u In nol I do nol know I can I jour Honor all Kill he lo rei if I am pot 1 injunction ul Ural and ablo There IH no nf religion tbat man to i t prace wbo in nut pnnv in nn A Stale the Governor ol that Stale furred by ol four nn n 1 n lovi ing not on 1 1 No I tn Tour tnat nohl of i In nur and tbat pi of the lejal duly ui o to who wore ol thai State will do more to Buide Ihn the a nn nL uf do A Ql OK At of Sir I and to re thi U wbo ai tin of of Louisiana the ot van tun who by fald wn ci been I au other to hn own BH and to and amr If he to all of pr of at unre lie In tbat he only offered tn prom t i hat hn had and tier wai Home to K Ibey would Call for Mr on of Us II r I minimi I ila mod to hoard on ttu qrlilllliill tc r Sir mj thai if i T r in all ho 1 t pr tl would very ibr lahor oi the Com who deti rmine lu l whole anv p rt be obliged lo retire lor ci talion nnd Mr 1 mini nil 1 if the he of would In in u There win hpi nl 1 ind be i mid rial all the ot u m 11 Hi that the C H iiii would be willing to beir pn IMIHI 1 to In red ai a w f Mr I t i Sir n view ut tin c H and 11 ri i led tils rr to
