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19, , : i' 1860.
Urn!
.TUESDAY- JUNE ISI lSflO, ' ','
Chuich Dedicntioh At FrAnikifoiri
A* wn have *.l randy-mentioned, the rtbi Ut
Presbyterian- Ohnreh 'atiprenkford, l -'wii'diol..'
eated—that- la, duly opened with teUgl **•
service*—on TMnrMiy.':' At * t&e ’ ettfgeation of
a,friend, a member of, the. congregation, of
which the Key, Mr.- Morphy iipMtor, woiXtal #d
on tint day,and,hare te write-of.! want
we there.aaw end beard.., Frankford, en oldtpAa,'
: w now pert of the; aonmlldeted oltyot PhUtml>
phie, end the eMy di»teaoe le readily tiktoried »y
meehe or the Fifth end fiixth-ttreet Fueenser Bi il»
toed, (he earliest, we bellere.ln the etty. o*pt Id
Jwoei We«t, formally 10 fofooni formikiog re: Mj <
»»4 kale,voyages toKerope—Br*t in the « liner
end eabaeqoentlr a* com mender of the nobleetH a- -
eWp AAtnttc-M, preiddentof toil, rellronT. 4,
when wo eey that he menage* U ei wtll ai be® <4i
to “handle ‘’ a pwket-tklp or e etumer, we; i n ri ,
eotly describe ho* well be .dOe* If. - The. line, i g..,
lepJa from Monte .street-to Obethem' street, ■ ad.
■ toeaee,...wlfii *hang« of aim, for Frenkforda id -
baok—thy whole dbterae, exceading 8 mllea, hr
teneente..' . - .. )'•
The church we* built In 1790, by thaQerw >h
Reformed. Congregation,. end >waa ooonplod by Hr]
, until, 1805. It then remained two yean wllhon: #
paetor. In April, 1808, lie eharterw a* transfer aj s
to the f reabytorian Congregation, Jby whtott Itedn’l
Unas* to be used. i n >"■
jHereii e veriattm.et literatim oopyaf * e.
oelpi, or r*th*r memorandum, of money* paid to'
one of fhe inelentpaiton: mb i
“ Paid at Bondry Time*.To; ibe-Revatent-Wll-.,
liam Rankel the aotn of Three Hundred and jl ty
dollar* it Being In foil fr three yean and ilil
month* eerriaea that he theiiid; Mr' Randle D in
fr tbl* Congf*|aUon as pei Reloet*,;’. ?
The iDoome of .1100 e ;«*r was not e Tory mig-’
nldoent anwaot, specially whonooitraited with,
tho 825,000 1 yar, whloh Henry' Ward Betel k*
r “ u U* In the pel pit, on theleetuiW ptatforA, a a|'
at the editorial desk. ! * ’ "A mwß •;
■ Oho old Cherek, kntored by the" Prwbyteri, na
in 1808, was not wary large* only forty fat by it it,"
ty.. They enlarged it In 1810, and tethots itaerai ty.
feet by forty... A , third ellenrlon waa eotnetem e4l
in June 1859, ahi It Is now .ninety feet long by,
ainty wide. It it in the Byuntlne order of alto ipj
footure,- with handfome ateined glaae id
haa p*w*Mt* .for about mt«s hundred pteto i*.
Tb* congregational part 1* oh the akobmi atoJy,,]
On the ground-dqer . irt ipeoiona aohool-roii 4,',
toarteM’ WoM, llhrery, clergymen’a Them;-;. qi<
A®> thing pester or in batter U*te cea searesiy be]
foundlruny faburb. I"
, The building coat neariy 117,000, end aeeny n
dTa'nt* of Prenkford who aro not PrMbyterisaaV
rally eontriboted, as wolf utbampgregation. i A
John MeArtbof, Jr., t*hlUde)phia,‘ waB arehita t;
Ith WitUua Irwio, rrinkford, biiQdir
pouter; Mr. Chprlfil .il. I>e*l,/irntihfonl,''itoi *■’
maaon and piaatereVi Holme A Brother, MOaMi i;'
Mr. Blaaohard, y'
work, tom- ContiSraii; A, Baber impplied theg *.
BUingi. ; s Tha’'hiptldftig Sototalttoe donldit«| at,
Tb6ißaa.ilfrigj^i's, : ]'J[obn peal,' end WHlikm l y,
mei,Raj. A. p. Foater, B»j i (of l,l,
,w*f The, mxtoa I* Mr. Joeeph lfeia e..
The Rer, Proffaeop .ufP.rinoe.toii, pitp h
ed jp the afternoon', end the pby. Dr. th
in too ereniDgi 'The minuter of too CbamVjh bo'
hu e handtome reddehqe eloaa to it, ..‘lrdKif R
Mr. Mnrphy—thlj wai his Sret eottlVnapt of Bit
leavingPrlnoetoP, where he repaired Mbqtfltrl al
edacatlon. Whan he eommenoed hi*, epi p ,
fen year*.ego, we beliere, hie. ooogreeaCpp l®ni i
bared 160 peraona.. It new exceed* 800,, ro
branobee here *lno« gonp from It—one to Arid
burg end another io'Hoimwbhrg. Hr. Murphy ip
en able end heeN hUnUtor, popular, in the b< if i
tote* of the term, Meehee hk hie' iefOt iieaeeid id
to aoeit for popularity.
Prenhford la now what Germantown uakd' to 1 «
before toe great Intqx of reildenta frott ihe ei 1&
It It well eitntted, with wood and wetor. ta well ae
g«ed wboleaomo ilr, end might reidny he mi<|< a
charming plMe for v anmmer' reeidenoe for th *t
tfho, ’ 1 ~
- ; r ... Um pity, aeeti 1 * ’~ .*■ ■ £
deain- a ehaage. . 9
hoardliighouia.. »d {irOgisgt, :ee_ yei.--.Jle ty,
Wealthy Phtiadetfihteae herw'ylepbant rwddiw «e
near it Ahont half a mile; beyond .Prankford b
-toe heeottful oonntry aeatof Hr,- CoreMln*, whl h;
though tittle more then tlx mile* from the St to
Honae, la aaeompletoly ibnt oat from tho eri ry
day hutle of life, aa if it wera plmed In toe* io
eluded valley of tho Jnnlato. >-
Publications Received.
Bancroft's History of the United Statu. Vol VI I.
,(lka American Berolation. Val. II.) Boats i.:
Little, Brown, ft Co.
Med leaf Diet of Electricity, (Eleatro-Phjilolc jv
and Eleotrp-therapeutics) By Alfred 0. G ir-
rett, MD. Boiton: Tlokoor A Fields.
Commentary on the Goepel of St. John. / By Jo lin
J, Owen, D. D. New York: Leavitt A Allen
Xzpoiitlon of the Swedish Morement Care. ' 3;
' Georgs H. Taylor, M. D. New York: Fowls l
Welle.
Morning Hoare In Patntos. By A; 0, Thoippa n
Boiton: GouldALlneoln. '*
Historical Sk'etoh of Cemmeree and Navigatl >i
- from the Bipth of the Saviour to 18M. New
York: G;P. Putnam.
Washington IrTing’e Workf. Vol. I.—Knioktr
boeker'a History of New York. With portrait
and nemerotu wood engravings. New York: kJ.
• P. Pntnaih. , >
Morning and Evening Hymns ftr a 'week. Bj a
Lady. Philadelphia: Protestant Episcopal B(ok
Booiety. ->i: -
Tl)e Law oi Contracts., By Theaphilus Parto u,
. LL. D. 2voU.'Bvo. Fourth,Edition. Bosk n:
Little, Brown, A Co.
Nothing to Wear. A Philosophical, Pictorial, and
Amusing History, told by pen snd.penoll li n
•aoosadon of colored oats. Phiiadolpbia: T. Ri
Callender i.Cb. .
All the Year Round., jnne, 1860. Philadelphia:
Callender A Co.
5 THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY FOR JULY.
A poem of ebont seven hundred llnee Is unuital
lnAmsgesine. Wo have It hero, a eerio-oomfo
production, by Leonard Oaae, Jr., entitled “ Trea
sure Trove," with Blohard theLlon- Hearted Vor
its hero, 1 There ere many passages of greet mej-it,
and tha tone of bttdinhgt >it weil maintained. jin
the continuation ef “ Oiarian’a Picture,” by Ed
ward Spencer, there is one went where Clarion’s
painting of Macbeth’s seeing dead Bsnqso Is de
scribed,' which' 1 has great I intensity end power.
This writer is earnest andl capable. There Is the
oommenaement here of a Legend of Maryland, (by
John P. Kennedy, which 'promisee well. Fttm
William Dowe’a “MoreWorda ebont Shelley,”
we loam nothing but the novel Idea, that'beosjnac
Shelley's father was harsh to him, therefore 'he,
the poet, became rebellions against everything
bearing the paternal name, and, thtrtfore, "jas
soiled the Father of the Hebrew theocracy atlth
ametlng bittemesa, and joined Prometheus iin
cursing and dethroning Zeus, the Olympian
Usurper,” besides dipping Hie same. fleece,
unfillal penoil in ■ blood and- wormwood, jto
drew old Oenoi in tha . play of tjiat
name. The continuation of 'lTha Professor”
dags a lUtlo this month, (one cannot have
sensation continually,) but Horatio , Wood
man's hearty. notices of Rufus Choate, ;the
great lawyer, and Ji G. Palfrey’s sketch of jthe
Regioido Colonels, are superlarcompositions. Other
articles of note are Professor Gray’s notice of !Dr.
Darwin "On the Origin of Spools#,” J.; Jackson
Jarvis’ 11 Galleries of Art,” and D. W. Bloodgobd's
proetloal and clear glance at the. Mlense of Me.
teorolcgy. The reviews end literary notice* in this
magailne are generally very good, and the present
number exhibits no failing-off, We diseent, in
tsto, from the opinions here pot forth, with ability
end good temper, in favor of an Intsrnatlimal
copyright, believing that the inevitable remit weald
be to inoreaee the price of hooka published in Ame
rica, and thereby oheek the advance of general
information derived from book reading.
HARPER’S MAGAZINE.
The July nnmbefhes reached ne, from Piter
sons' hnd also fromColiender’i,.Hpwthey con
trive to sell It S)t fiftaen j oentq a loopy, being, just
three-lithe of the retell prior i#:their look out
net out*. They. db it. WO beilOVe th'»t ehaut
8,000 eopieebf Harper 'atf' ibid.ih , Philadelphia.
This July number oppns vitbi capital,paper, iwell
illustrated, colled .'"Among '.the, Neil makers,” end
showing hofr nstlsareftmadebytedohlnary in " the
Jarioys.” OPeirsat and good point in Harptr is,
that It never' failrto "Biiv’i ? an opening ertiole,
or two, fuliof. engrering»,,'-and . teaching
something. praotWil t(or.»i pleasant. Therefore,
the . namby-pamby of .: PM*Hugh er Fits
gammon, pam in, he
ballast.. < Mn Sqnteriioii - Aneifet.MOuamsnts in
tha Unltad BtaieSj■ a»d - ft'i Vary.(lnatf native paper
about tbs Sea-Serpent, also merit espeolel nolloe
here. Thfjre'ftf# things, io prose and
verse, whtohsre worthy .attention. •' Onr Foreign
Butaatl, ,^,ah'dyi^R, f^«^^(«'^t'faVer,’ , are even
better than usaal^rwhichlamylDgmveb.. Tfaeske-,
ray’s story, from tho CornAUl 2lfag**inß, il con'
eluded beror-Tery. mankiOpun'.iiM, It is.true, bat
yet what netia but Thaokersy could; hiva done, In
that wap.
TH E OI3CLOSURES!
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toVkrr'y teethipton and the Ktt(*
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jpi DEAN onlleil and n. , ,
Df the OilAlitMtK—Clueillnn. Where (lo jrou reKdef
Anner. I reside in Fremont, Setidnekr oountr, Ohio;
U. ¥1 hat in jtokir eMapMlohT'' ’’ '
A. I om n prlbtor, O'lllio* *nd puhhehlnr n super
n dr*% * *' ,
, ty-WhSt papot ' n ‘
Ai Ilio fifnte nil ■Me/ititur M the dome ot li.
'" r<,fo ' a f * w mr ' l h,,w
the Hln aw of lBB7* within a week
.sstesaassawK*
4'.flowrjbnntifie^nillthblll f • ' 1 ' /! .
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trMmSJE answer!? answer (Hat' qa'esirdn now 1 1 vroik^.
'sfeSS&‘£lSkgS»»'
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Mp» QutM. what is (he,otyeotfon tpjt ? , .. .
I hftV#'ntJ r p>)<»6lion.!f ike’WiM»*
tpths snhjwtof *ortr examination.
ttosgsSal? oon’wSnJhifttaShepni; I
Oonhebt(be(tu««tiobwl»K iii irabU ot
-embteeW UfcarlnTeeSi«oUoh»n4thMwlllbe » dlfler
‘ Mr. wjSelo W.” e *bb7h *”id before; I eennotlit'
fete« fc,3, “ wi,k,rw,t r
Mr; Mb: IS *» ere to embodp id one die .j
wheje,i<uiEMtinn. ;w:th.nl!. it* eiraomeMncee. ftp..
« eeewbr to whi.h Would prove the. entire omelofl!
mtmtp.josnrotUd never |Mea eturajer
.VrfWi'v.tow A* 1 Tmye’itM before job h»ve tig
rirht to ret M K><« I reeo.it b* illeiral meene. ' ! '
~ MV, Oun. This is not lllesal means. , . I ~
. Mr. >ViNki>ow. Yon BMe-W'mlti to v Mk xenelaT
,eo«iU«Mnriaav witQMf ] c
The CWAffcMAN. itnrnot »o be supposed that he ts
oeired 4t&>Qoa to attend lo hit basinets a# nsinrpdijer
• I iUnint know any thlnVafcrofc that [if
yntl ean p-ove that Mr. Weddell put 91 Win hiibsnfSy
a-iestion to himas £qthe purpose
iik. Why. not prove that by tbt* witness ks
nnybod* else ? j -
snow Ifbe chooses to answer it he can. •
He He hap no option but to answer the eues*
W M>’« w n«tJLow. I think fie has.
Mr Olin, Pecan assert that it wae private business. f
Bat we are to decide (hat when, we set the faota.f I
I do not think yon ourht to us* bin-*
Snake offensive to mftvhen Lam dninatbatonljr/wbioh X
oojisideMnydutT. vnjaviiot have examined ea!mali¥<
knaves as you have, bat I have tried many questions]©!
law myself and it is not a pretpnoe wi'h me when I qb«,
tki%
i
Mr. Olik. That wu not my intuition, I referred ito
plea of hp«me»s. on of the r
theplea of private business. on tlsa part of the witnes
’ Mftr«A*on forrefusingtoanswerthe question. [
i B? tbs OtuißMMi (to-VitaenM). What did Mr.
", Wendell give yon five thousand doliara for. a few days
i' bpfortthbpaatMOof theE.i'jirjhi?? J \ . ' ( -
i Mr oliiv. .Hmm Mild that MNwaidfll aid givehjra
*■> $5,000? j think that question would be open to the qb
j*ot|osof Mtumin; WMt'hasnotbe'Bprove& *imM
The Witness I want, no ty with the commit*,
t-; !»«; %tr. CoVndeunders*aT>a»tnat I bave alreadv said
that 4 .reesived no raoim frota\Mr. Weodeilr Ornbr;
* other periton. for the purpose of influencing a
*' ttnirnateathau oaDßot be compelled to answer that
a -questionanyfuHer than that llfrit be decided that I
murtaoßwer. I wii joon and answer he .question fplJyv
* -t he Cbatiimv. I ♦ill put it fo the vote of the cow
tojtV#.whethef thewitnsae^ repairedtoluiswerthe
b -M^iHierfeftronwa*thenreadanfollower*ZT^— l
a Metedf • *•*■* • < j *.
- The question being taken, whether the- witness bs
“ required-to aoiwer the question, it was decided in me •
U affiyinative-jeasa. nay I. as foilott* i ~ ; J ,
- Y*A*-TheOh*lrmAii.MeMr*.OHi.v .rTrara.
*- N'T—Mr. Winslow. - ! ,
r Jn giving bis vote, Mr. TV :,s-v uw I think in the
'* war the question is put the wi/nees i» uot bound to dn-
T> e witness. bring oalled upon to answer the ques
tion. said: I want time before I answer that question.
* Idonotwanttoanswer Itthie morning. I want to un
derstand ry Weal rights in in s matter. w . A4l l
By tha CH&ißtfah—(i. Did not Mr. Wendell oner
.yon - •» 000 if you performed certain political services
; ootmentrd with the pssuce t.f the Enslish bill f 1
A. He ra«de a preposition of that kind to me; not the
English bill, botany other bill,before the committee
eras raised. _ . -
f Q, W salt for raisins the committee f . „ !
A.'l be matter was so lons ago that i have forgotten
the ev»otpsrtloB?»M about jt.; » I
ft. Connected with tnq Encliih bill ?
A, it was connected with the whole Leoomptoh o<)n*‘
r o. e, Yo’u have said that Mr. Wendell offered
5»000 for lhatserviced . ’ -j,
A. 1 did not my that ha offered that; hut that he made
-a proposition with wmoh that was connected. 1 '
6, will you state faqwmuoh be really gave you? j
A. That la the question I want time on before I give
an answer. Ido not say that! will pot answer it; but
T want to understand ray legal rights before I do answer
itj The elerk of the oommittee was directed to fum ah
the witness In writing with the following question: J
•‘O Did y<u not receive a cheek from Mr Wendell
for 8b 000 a very short time before the English bill was
passed; ana. if so. upon wbatconsideration and for what
purpose was it paid to’ou? i.
By the i'jiairman-Q. When you were subpmnaedltn
Ohio did you notdeelineto come until you could go Mid
see Judge Ball? , • . ~ ] •
A. No air. I had some business in court over thfre
that Iwanted to see about ' , _■ i
d, Bid tou not go and see Judge Hall and have an in-
? i
At f did and toM h*m that I Was comins here; jnitbe
knew nothing about this traustctioa. I did not decline
to com® here. I told Mr. Allen. wKb sumnoned me.
that 1 was taken by surprise. My paper went to mss
that evening. It was a little, country printing office,
and you know how itie when you tike away an extra
hand. I asked Mr. Allen ii ft would not du as well for
metoeorae on on Tuesday .instead of starting then,lafl
I wanted a letter f/om Judge Hall. and. did not know
bow Ton* that would detain me. . _ >
(j.Did you not leli the officer that before you came on
here yon wanted to have a conversation withJpd&e
Ball.andseehimebout.it/ „ 4 xt . «...
A. Wot in retard to this matter. I was ta’king .with
two or three friends present, the postmaster was »h«er
aboutoominshere.andnaidlmnstsee Judge Hail f or
get a letter from him. t
Sr Mr. OTnrsLoiv-Q. How long timfr do rou want .to
answer the question propounded to you by the commit
tee ?
A. Ido not ukloni.t tliau till to-morrow mornins-
. Fbiday, April
M. i‘. BEAN recalled. 1
By the OnAtmtAW—ft. Have iron prepared your
Answer to the mterrqsaUiry furnished you yesterday ?
(The interrogatory wns read as follows: I „
Q. Bid you not receive a check from Mr. wenieil
for 91,000 ft vert short time before the fcnshsh hillwas
pMted; and. if epi upon what consideration and dor
what purpose was it paid to you?”] ; t
A. I have P°thad a consultation with anybody, but I
will answer the sumllas. I received snob a oheok from
Mr. Wendell. The consideration-was my services. *■ I
understood the malter. m aiding that Leoompton seUle
raent. I oannot tell whether it was be ore the conference
committee was raised, or after it was raised, and before
the bill waa passed. ... .] .
By Mr. Ol»n—ft. Bo you yeoolfeot-whether the ohdolf
was made payable to “Kansas ?” . ... J .
A. That Is my impressionj b-t lam not positive about
V And you deposited that oheok in the Bank of the
Netropo!is,oftM* city? |
HoVeoon afterjbe receipt of it? J
A. Within a van fawr hours I think, lwent urf as
soon as I could get away from the office, here,, . >
0; And tm k a certificate of deposit from the bank f
A. 1 ti.TrkldrewgiOOoraW m money l 1 think it
was B*oo a small amount. .
ft, And to»k a certificate of deposit for §4.900?
A. For the balanoe whatever it Wfti.
5, you subsequently take.out % portion of that
* A*°A'short time afterward* I got a draft on New York
for §4 000, end th* balauoe 1 drew out from tnr>d to
time, as I nerded the money. Home I sent home, and
some I epent here . J
ft, Wbatdid you do with that'draft on New York ?
. a. I sent It home to my banker, and save him orders
to pav certain debts of m ne out of that drslj,
ft. What bank waalhftt draft deposited in ?
A. In th*,Fxohange Bank of Bujyrus.Oftio, where I
was then living .. . ~ . , , .
0. Who were the oashier and president of that banc
Attnsttime? „ .. ..
A. I am not onrtain whether Mr. Reynolds or Mr.
Quimhy w«s cashier {I think Mr. Reynolds wascashier,
and Mr. QuTmbT was president. .
ft, You- sar that the balance of §4 000 was subse
quently applied to pay certain debts of yours ?
Ta. Asfarasihedebtsrsaoheds and the balanoe was
lying there when I wont home ' -
ft. Bo tou reonbeot for what, and to whom any
considerable amount nfthat money was paid f
A. 'l'here was a Judgment due the Cincinnati type
foundry, the oost and ever) thins of whioh amounted to
considerably over 1900. ’i ben there were various little
Amounts running from 920 or thereabouts, up to about
9100 or 9*oo. The whole amount paid hut for debts
reached ne near as 1 can remember to 9S 000, or la that
neighborhood. I gave to the banker all the debts thntl
could remember that I wanted him to pav. What thoy
Amounted to I do rot remember, and I did not know at
the time. I told him to pay whatever they amounted to.
ft. Bo you reoplleot any thing else you paid besides
this Judgment?
Av l paid my brother vnmo borrowed money. The
orudnftl emnnnt was 9100 { I directed Mr. Quirob* to
•end him 9170. My brother was then living below Co
lumbus. And | think I direoted a draft upon New, York
to i»e sent to him.
ft. You say this money was given yon, as yon sup
posed. in oonsideiation of your services?
A. Yes. sir.
O, What services were you expected to perform ?
A. To get every member that 1 oonld to vote for the
bill, or for raising the conference committee, which
ever it was.
ft. How get them?
' A. I know of no other wayexoept by electioneering
withlbom. , , .
ft. Rv personal aoftoitaticnt ?
A. Yes. sir,
ft- Where did you stay in this oity daring that session
of Congress? ,
A. Nearly opposite Brown's, over Weaver's oonfeo
tinnery store
ft. Did apybody room with you?
•A. ves. sir t Judgh Hall, a member of GotigrM*. At
ft. Bo you know the emnunt of the fond used for .the i
of interesting persons in the passage of that j
, A. Nn. sir 11 never had any means of knowing. .
vjfc, You tjever bad any information upon the subject?■
ft‘t poynttkMigfrAm what mmimo this 90,000 came?
A. NothingttiortrttiAh that Igotitoutor the bank, Jv
nererjnqubed where it came lrovn. * < i
ft. Whohanded the oheok to you? t ,
-A. Mr. wendeil, hitnself-- ' , ■ -j.i;
ft. w* hat conversation had you with Mr. Wendell upon
the subject prior to the receipt of the cheek ?
A. I pould not give the ■ <
ft, panyottgiYetheiubst«noe «fit? .. •
A.,;i can five snmathiaK nsartbe anbafcaOcecf it. Mr.-
oi«rk T « offle.. irtmMQwitfU*a>Um'MDtsfore
out.nsmtit.reormru. I w,ntttaund tfl.r*, snd; Hi
t.mjmß.i ooneotl,, h. uod Hi* to nt ootthiMUl b*
mViicl ms »lut I aotald j!rt towsrds helpli). slon< tills
innitst, «r siiinstlifiiK «r fHnt Kino! i tnlll him th»t I did
tfist Icwdli) do maro limn f wjiiiloldi' t tint 1
“i*™sinojmidtogettn,i thing pettled. .bo
KfJ •"»** onnlil tlo mttrs. smt foloimsd Wist 1 hod
nllusno* withons msmbor *hdi»«in|Ot »fr*«il»in
i in f tvor ofrultlns th* onto.
MS. • ’ ' “<l not know wlistlihr It wW Wots
tfssnlswliofoltor.l told himJpdg* dl l
JS?Ji.V’t.!j. v,,r ■£’,!*" «**nrnotltomssttn*» Wi “Yot(
i D i.Wm», strongXepottj*-
toilmAtiiAnd ] was opposed toll, I used moors him
nJi i’ha* m.s' 1 * W ®s lln * MI of th* AdmtnlStW
bttvvSptii'-
yfntraotfrt* patlltigtby jnsMUr# tftrohihTnr *lO oto.
He took it’A earnest, Now, fmeant to such thin*.aid
tycM h»m about to#
n th<ftwtfih.wa*Wemlel came tom#, I Md W#n!
djl at th# time that I wmonly borfaff ; that!
had tmeuoh MWfUwti *'«w non# pr the members
Shoe pt some nTtho Ohio member*, snu 1 would not d*r«
to approach them with money, It wm then that Mr.
proposition pncufc th# isoneo that
Mr, Oovode askeq'me autitii yesterdaV t l lrefassfi to
(»X? W y 4* , *l Mr H thiemflrnloir, and to?« him
I would study hbout .it, and sea him again, T roe* htm
• ttrclS,"* £ Mt thornlne, and Ana'll took to# oH#eV ftr
■ & i;> ’ ••<- I.
itf Wlthtthom^tp^vs^o^TOl,^^
T k .j*sJ F i!f'a£t , Wil* , l h ** l WMUkUitn ifißvnolis
'igwttrtsfEffifi
,Q. After iWreceipt pf this check, what did you do
towarjfe •erronmn* any i#rri<w f * . „ \
, A.,Jfl»tMl had been riomi all along before. \
•</<«.> Whom aid yotfwer ' ;
. . alter a flnile nwm%j I never had
f ihrOTtinrQmity wtthmit forcing myself upon any mem*
- i il.iDo9ff% efafrfltet aar> iionr»n»nQ»
'"lA'lY£Wu(fi«tHl''dfA cohv.rydwUh «»r : M,Aiir
: iifeJi
1 J.lgpsMl i ntt'iMMoMe; J thiAiitv»w.liltodj that I
■■j tt} Yoawy iKatlvon ci* frngHhfc Batik of Metroyoliu
R <i?rp6n£.H&lß?fta?Vfid \ 1 WnUt bdo^thtiMrilflo^e
?f depontwithin a tew dave after I depoelted the oheek
here, and eentthat (iWltmiM. 1 Myor*Jeotlndoihr
«o?r#iti IwMafralj|*t»tth#TW«ndfitd
out that! woe not doing any thlnjl tind vould atop pay •
, A,..l dp opt know, anything,.abpat.their manner »f
A. It has been eo tone ago that J do not remember tpe
exact points; but lam pretty well satisfied that toat
wa#the amount2;*ot» _«,vLy *. l , j
Hy the Ghajemak—Q. what eonverMnon had yon
with th* tofdve voi
'<< grtiwo^tot 'ttyHliiMtaiy WttirHe'kßd'dß/.'iey
wrote “ #9
' wai,' that tbii' wlui ti Md hdltiie.
imflu hi' I; ar rsim «h« oommlttes. srtifohswivitwili.
'eVino# a'winiiirneeiitoihtWsia :
deaT;rertT«;tb#n that in Lepompton/ ;
A. He made a remark something like thiei 44 Abusaet
i of SO , -• * r » ,> :
I }»' the* jS«Sg*' f of th# bill. w'in’ tbeeattlemeritjof
, T?m^? l h^?.w4s;, a flerl«r.t«ni^s
baokjlthinlf hrthb fauna wroki IxottmeMi
about it; I did not dareto talk to any bod* apnnt it. ahd
did nhthtiow f butwhaAihey mf«ht *d'and attach it for
you uoder»tand whv tt Vak that Mr. Wen
delhdffered y'onpnlrwh*ah« "md that a boalel
of rcTd ww.t'aoHeot m juethcc that matter settled.? I
r A, Hel l said thawhenhe was urvfnr*hiaproeMitibn
1 could have it; that was what l nndf rtfood by that rp
***s. Did you-not inve Mr. Heynoldsa portion of tbn
monev Inoofulderatmn ofine.eemoegm getuag y]a
the ftgdncy in this matter? • . . I_
f; A. HeAaidtnjMo one dav, “ vow ttade.a yood
out of this, an l ' you ne.ee would have got it hut for n».
And j’oU'ooghtfro.*lve cs\s e-unsthin*;” Pays I; »»Iwills ,
:lt 4M^wrj«»»f»bd I ,» sot, Mi|nK;ll ;»W under
SIM il thick it wm one of thorn two sum.. I
! “Oi-Did ,0U krnlw snyoiMr wiftiMWirtwci. iu*»strf
hoto nsiunuidet, m to set the I,ecompton oill
• v I :
~-A- I donuttopwsCOi» )»1)0>»U tbofikodJili, of mir
lj]OQA<( A j '
- tt- WVund£r*tHpd tb*t op# wan why had‘the rbam-'
ling of roopey in that matter would 1 not.tfell • ny one e(ee
abonviti'l'.meanwhowereeugMedmgettiDg that bill
through? , . „ , '- , j.
- A. There were a greafroeny jfc*n here from Ohio
presajng members tnvpte lor that bMWi ' • i
Q Gan you name any one who came at that partiou
lortime, Jor thatporpoMothatjoukoewof?, i
a. Ido not kpow any who came lor that purprao.
There were men here from anumber’of d'st riots who
urgedmembers to vote for that bill. Colonel Medary
whs here. Mri Jo*nieon was herd. »s a oandidrae for
United Plate* marshal; that wag the business he was
hereabout. 11 !
Heathen Uved I think ho ie now in
°^y e Mr,IR6AiSBON l R6AiSB0N—U. In, whose district vraiihe then
purpose, as I gnspeoted. Thefe waa old rpb'nel Saw
yerrformerly of Ohio, bat who was then holdiur a land
office somewhere m Minnesota, John’ Ks Millar
here; he was formerlv a membe* of Congress from Mt.
Vernon /'bio; and'Judge Jfennon was here from St.
® (tt. r Was there any man from Fremont here then—frdm
the town wbere’you now live?
.» a. Mr. a. J. Dickerson was here, but only for a short
time ihe was candidate for United Mates marahsl. i
6. bfas he hdte when the MU passed ? , {
A. Yes, sir i there were a great many men here from
Ohio'; some for offices, and some for other nurpoees. i
tt. I want to know those who were here Into restednn.
that bill? 1 , * . j
A. Ido not know any men who cauls here on purpose,
for that. TheTewashutoueftom ourdistnot. Iknoftr.
0. Do pnnoipal atentio get
ting the er at Columbus restored at the timejof
do not know only what I havc’hesrd—street *u- •
m l7'Mr. WursLow-tt* Tell what you know; street
rumors would not be evidenoe. ... .
A. I was not cognisant of anything about that matter
fo By e the Cb(Unh*n*=tt- Did .you not hnow that Mr.
Johnson was particularly active ill that matter ?
A. Yes. elr, he was. , _. . A^-
tt. Was not Air. Johnson a particular friend of lyt»
Cox at that time ?. - „ .* ..
A. Ho; Sir. I/hicknot; Mr. Cox»snotfrom his «y*fr ct
at all; he lives m the southern judlolaldistriol of Oh o
and they had. nothing to do with the appointment of
m not got reliable information that the p #-
saga of that Leoompton measure cost a great deal
monev than the amount you have namear, . . t
A. I have heara'men talking on the streets about it; I
know nothing of mveelf at all. j
By Mr. fiosiAJoK-ft. Wbo did you, hear talkmg
about its costing a great deal of money s let us have the
names, and we oan call them as witnesses. ~ i
A. I he»Td men talkirs* faffing .that men -oouhibe
bought; 1 know of no one who would be likely to knpw
anything about it who did talk in thatwav; Ido sot
tmnk a men who knew anytmns aboct that matter
would tolk about the srrefU promlsoaon'ls-about it./ :
By the OiiAtKMAN-tt*.What other clerk, connected 1
with the House we» particularly interested in this mfit*
tC A*! None that I know. of. except that the .Southern
boys generally were pitohmg in for its bat I do tint
think th* cleric* were officious about the matter; I did
n °Br Mn R time did you leave the
Cl A r . k Thfl ffl Mond»y after Mr. Foruerwaa elected. , j
tt. You remained in office until Mr. Forney was
_ j u|(ed for adisoharge and he gave iito
the Cuaibmas—tt* Wm not Mr. Carter, the oilier
clerk, engaged in this matter? i
A, Be seemed to be very anxious that the biU should
pass,and took,agreat deal of interest in it; hut I never
knew him to he engaged m any epeonlation o! this |nhd.
Br h' r. Olik—tt- Did you fcnriw any roan of the name
of C nwell here in Washington ? '
A. [ «*o oot remember any sooh name. , . *
By Mr. Winsnow—tt* Do you say that you did pot
pay this money or any portion of it to any membe|of
A.*N “ sir; I -»onld oot d.re to venture uvon any n«h
operation ne >tiat: I S»d toojhlfh an opinion of onr Oliio
members to do anything of that kind. i
By Mr OLi.v-tt. You made no donation to any mem
ber of Congress ? ;
q‘ / understand that yon have * distinot recollec
tion of taking a draft pit NeW York for $4,000 from this
Bank rt f»he Metropolis ?. . Kt t . ~
A. Yea, sir, lam positive about that} a* to tue
date 1 oannntgive if; but it was very shortly after I «le
poMted the obeok.
O. ft was for $4,000, was it ? . _ , . » _
a. i may be mistaken within a couple of hundred of
dobarsoirthe amount; but I feel positive t&atitwas
°ttf Whatever the baUnoo was, you took a draft on
N aTWtilf left on d^po«i t aTafance of $7OO or $BOO. j
By the Ciuieman-Q. by stating the particu
lars of the transaction, f can Teftesh your memory; you
went»here with the check for $8 000ftdd deposited it;
you drew $9OO in money and acaiUteate of deposit for,
$4 800; in a few day* afterwards you took baok 'lie dor
tifioftte of deposit; drew out $lOO Tnr otbii than. ROt
U f o ll?r“[h h ,rf,' VhVt'f dfd?‘lTou.d net ,ta| o it
Your*oooouDt was closed when you- surrandere-t
your certificate of deposit, and a new account was
opertfl'i by *ou with the bank ?
A. Yes, sir* 1
Tmbjupav, April lij,
M. V. BEAN recalled.
By Mr- Wnrauiw-tt Bo *OO know BUTthinK about
any ormnocition of Senator Fitoh with th» pajmant of
any money In relation to the i.enomjMn bill In any wart?
A Ido not,' Jeopt. ae I explained to Mr. Covtide ilua
morning, in reference to a ttewwaner that home naktiee
-wantedme to KO in in Ohio. Perhapg it would beat
vreli for mo to give the whole transaction. It wm pro
posed to mo jojiocnt into Ohio.
& first made the proposition to me.
o who was ho? „ _ . „
X. Howe# appointed United States: marshal after
wards for the northern 'ifstriot of Ohio. At that time
the newsp'p rt there were nearly alt optioned to the La*
oompton mil. and itwu proposed toroetOyoout there
and nor out a newspaper and support - * hatever measure
wasp'sseduoon that question.*.'! agreed to doso. u
they wmild-Am>isbine**he Binds, Johnson
try and raise the l\md* for me. f nevet
ho Ijonld dhitv but he kept temps me that beenufdoit
until it beoame a tyre to me., I kept teams hjmtbat he
could not an it anuttwasnf no use trims- The Inin*
ran along that wa. .1 think? until
yeporteo the .tfnslish trill.. T am not VO*}! I ?**?.£■, j”?
daSksa» ut t it vae after the repo J the fcn«]i
buTwhen Johnson oema to me one and siua * 1
weftty on to so down with mft•s* m« %!netnr
I have ra'sea that money tfd That \
tha Jriupds have beenjwtsed.f* ? 1 would not
KlilVrtVt heTa'd hanadrthe gheok in hie pooket. Bat
Ah.TM*I, know anythininUMt, nadi that *»« in eon
' iam«prwalbnw.aino. bought.and whlohlltookpci
g.Mlon ofthe Nth ofAnmrtliaf. •
’ 1,0,1
'•A. HOfSt'*! V< »' -» ..- «* • , , , '- j
aMI/** 4 I,r,LoWr^ 7lotr *^i v »tliaVf*(iOQ
U.atMl.vl the intMWoftM piMrtrfftMJDoejm? r l v
~ A» Wf,9»Y fcawMid t hvm u&4
“eheolr,"At »nr, T»t«» in* coder* atfdtftfwtt »hk*,
mottar b*4 pMB raJaea,«riutabeftff* aiid «y
country that no member of Concrete* to m» kaoVMdn*.
of axme, ioriji'WS»Wpoß that
if. Wif) yoa rivo the Informet on, tkst yc«
to ro# fern jroa'd me relative to WMMfobiMu vith<&
member prOcmcre**? , < , J
A, f dipnoi mean by that th&tther# yreeany motteyid
flu? **/ ? - - ' I
A/J tHotMhf frotnvottr eoavefttfci&i
U'pn 'hAtypq were anrlMfttr Mr, Cox, rtouUjTwW
’’ A.-fth><rtmU;VoH Cat iiu BwiiiAbUij '< j ,
Al!f«f DU «1«H HATCH a rTEftTIJIO*
■ '''"rHoirt’coßejntfjef iTfsewti,^. 8 :
» ,* f>..„ (~ ri*- lia-I— . . - • i
, cofni?ttuH xrjsW*J/\t*mn*4 J' ' i ,
gra? isj^s^sssst
With Mia darts $ that.
V hit )iil4 iW fcbearter oI the em venations M
th<W§ interview*? - >■" f'Jj -* * .'
A. T hf*& ww on thejpbjse»ofaemJß|-tbe.tefloa>.;
ton Wl\ the bbmHirofvot'a ft wtrald eratebir ««, h* i,
Q,, were you not the median throatb whom bind#-,'
■ire* were tnM* Meows toWheretosearesteM?
, A. No.air: jenenac #*r that I wee. (Mr. W[»>*V»*r
hero »ntered the committee room.) His news were
well known; hedeeiretfto rarry the bill
O. Wu itio acoordtsoe with his desires thatjroo took
a dean interest in earner the bill? < T^'
A. Well.* «—■
Wh
a .proper
•.onfaioii v
*, IJi»i
'Stftli
S2»v
Mflatjdwbk
i^iaiMthSiSii»T*PtThr ß 'ir«ni7._, i
. Q. Did tounot. in paying money to qutaider'V.ray'it
for aseectfia purpose, or forthe vote# or 6{par
ticular persons?. . ... ... . ... f.
A. i mar have paid outrider# to aid m procuring votas
forpart*oalarmeasor*#. , ?* t .
. .Q, For that o/tttioular mewnrertftoJ'Wmetbh bill L
amufeaking of? 7 1
Yer.sir. 51 paid r>me money to outsider*, toaid fn
TO I dniw^c^W lt
that tarpon, you put m the q*me* of tb* partiOetteiß
selvee. or did yoapnti»fiatitioa« names/- - J . ‘ ’. I
v #ah«*f.Mobaw» dm# Jt tom th«|n
directly to tb# parties eometmtea ‘ for pojfetfM pur
pose* T "nay to uolitiea. ’
•* mt to bearer;'’ I have d.on# it m aiSerent wsrt,
S3tt!iSS?^S’Sr d * SBt *• ol “ ,c *°°t T<
By Mr. Robiksox—ft Where did thi# rnrfeiy‘'dQri*
from /JWm itiqar pirn money, or wa it ftrpit^od
' could be ebeid<U>red »v own : mem#y^ 1 Bomb
. ft. ,Wa; autbe money, ypu nrot; m er**ra»fn« tty*pWH
sago CeooSptoii Ml ytnr.m. money, sat wntf
Bfrroe ? ofii fnrrjehM you by others, to be, epiAlintijiß
*ji. There never trad a doHkr 'nrnished by aay r llvißg j
than; • ■ n ‘ , - <
fc:»«Ssr» , radW., ** «a
' Cl ft'%oY n ’o rrcolfwt -»hora bomrfrwd
! , A Well from any amp wlw would tapd J whs
always, willing ta .borrow'; Jjwn no. samctuifc'U*Tty
MM
= ber* of Consree*. fromthe officersof the. Itnafis: anv
fund who w*«a moneyed man, and had money to lead,
IwtmJdbsrrpwtroro.iflpould. . ...
. ft rHft«»nvpema ever helped you to wacy of the»#
A yfo.inr Iwish theywould. . . , t - . . 1
By Mr. Wiirsiotv—Q v Wbat. Mr,RohMO»jw*nta;fo
know i* .rrhether ittwey Gorernanpot mojwj/foniUJ'M
-joa br Gnpprnmeat -O to oorrnpHy, pity tut byl,
orVßS.itjoutown’fords? \ • --*■ . J
f A«- There wae never a dollar furnished me by any Go
! veniment officer for that or an* ottr r purpoe*.
.Q, t ffothey direoUy nor ?. *-7' * ~
By the’<!tf4Jß2JAW—ft. Did not* eoi«ld#rsbji portion
of that roAnPy cdme oat of patronage that you erere re.
f ®£ l SSTrawHii, V'lwti',»ponnt of
.moneyfronvtheGnyenimeiit,/or,work. . - •’, [.
ft. r )&i<} it cot come opt of patropttft reeeired from the
Government r L
. , A. Jjnade ray money in that Way—f'ora.pubilo wrnpr.
Vft, W;re you not induced to bflievo tfcat bgrotißt,
i sraoqey frrely <n that way you would have -paUpnate to
ins atthb time *ll l he patron* e of the Grrr*nta«*tin
my busineee. I. think, or nearly, all - Tbenr wia io
vledie or promise,that there should bejauy mow givan
tome for Th«d it all then. . , , . .
B* Mr Rniixso.v-rft, W«# there any prasiise thatit
ihoald be continued .to you? ,
A, No.eir; 2 cannot fav that tbfr# wa#. •
By theCnsisMiJr-ft. Waarmt that your eapeofatiou
ip payane these large amount# 1.. ,
Mr. .Wjsblow. I do not think that is improper
question. , i. ' '
Mr. RoiiNsos Jr do not think that we have any- !
thins ti do with Mr. Wendelre aapeoUtiona. ;
Bv the CHAtßM»fr—Can you. by looking "t the bank,
booka, atoertain how ranch money you epeut in the
that bill, and to whom son paid it? - ;
A. I probably ooold. I might not give every particular
lt aJr. JfoiJirinir. Wo had. better let Mr. Wendell goto
a?rmas? 1 We can have the bank bookabrought
itreu-} TDidy/'n not. Bth of irril, 18f8.
s i v» » obeok for *».WC ! ... r. ;
A. I remember .ivinr him apheek for flavor 9b
in moner, hut theeatel have fwaoupn. . . -1 ■ - I
Q. Wai that mnnsy for hussalfcr for anothsr? Whkt
purpose bad youia viewid .giyio* Jnm UM*SOO. ?!
A. I was laformfdttv- hr aabating Bsaaike ecu d.be
of great service m thepassageof tbs Ml. w*o in
formed, me I hay forgotten; but U mutt have mad some -
one in'wboee opwfen I had satire ooofidsnoo. orl should
not bays broached the cahjeot to him. I did broach j ,
and. if my meraon aerysa ms. he did agree JoaaeAM
hta inflarace Sot a consideration, whichoonwderatien I
Dio you not propose to give him $lO,OOO to ’
atiab oartain objects i • > , r ' • i | t
A-Idonct think I did* I donot remember of doing ar>.
I remember gl*i»*hTm• 5A.900. bet the oMayeteaijod i
bald with him I cannot oaU to mind. I waa engaged day
and mrht in that tasinaas at that tuM»aaAtook*veK
mjtive_*art»nit.> ' ■ , « iu"fi
.o, Was not the poney.that ion gey to Mr. Bean, hr
JitlhfvoU?; *T
. 'A. I (hina I uoderttood IhU Spanked mam Iclliirapn
with the Ohio numberi. tnmenf whnm w»iw*inU
to b»»littt»*iawjQio»Ui»a^j««»jr
• ha waa the owner oft •; (Mar. at ha* oaatrel of so*.
Mioera in Ohio, in diat.mt.of which the TeirM.iUti.yi
%tn cnaiideted donhlfpi, end. Uwjithoaaet, that he
mi .at inlle.npe thorn. Irrwi hi. prwrtirm ieediior of X
W n rimed therefore it wa» deemed eeMnfcet to eecOri
hi. .errtoM Umtwbo .... me that hintldoootrempm-
Sir. I m«T have t.lkwt lar..lr abontawjMltmh hiß
roeeequ.intanoewith him«ererrrtlhtlwwerer!
Bt Mr. n..i**oit—tit Sid he mreeent toreathat I
hmfinflaeDOewith anr Oieoiherf ’■ ■ ■
A. f nan not remember that he ditf Th. detail* of
onnvcnation b%v«»«Mwidmr vMnoiy Mtavilx. tte
main purpoee wa* that be *>bM sae all hi* infloeife
-with tue Ohio member*, and that I ahould pay him for
By #, Did-Hfr. Bean nMteU yon d}*
tinotW that that, money * a* to *<* to oenain memMa ?
A,J do not f era* in her that be did.
0. In giving h’m that 9ft 000 did exyfet that fce
vMto'hMpiuot* to par ifc -ora portion of if, over to
ot A? r- V^8ll! f I might havo had an tde* *hat he wki to
I divide itaroond ; but I would aimelr m*«*el7 with all
l deference, that mi thoujhtaandideaawoom not beep
Q?Didyottnoton that occasion specifyacertainin
dividual whose Vote fu tor be had fir that 91000 f j
A. I might have done so, but it does not ocourto fiy
®o?*stou not specify oertein votes that were toibe
part torbythls *»<»♦'
A. I cannot remember that 4 did. .
/), Were there any other partiee from Ohio betides
Mr. Bean—so-hetweens—to secure the votes of obtain
A° Well!l oannot say that there wpriWbqn^
versation daily and hourlr, as I have before obeervhdt
with members and With outsiders on She subject Thfre
were several members rmroObro whose votes were con
sidered doubtful,** nd »t was desirable to'hare them
tbinlraa the party aid, if posatbie. . v i.
6. Who was four agent for .that purpose with the
Pennsylvania delegation? I
A. I eanhotray that 1 bad any particular one for {he
Pennsylvania members. j
A. Had vou more than one ? , 4 , \
A. I was in conversation with do»en» of gentlemen,
making andredeivinf snrtMtfe>Rs as to the proper mode
of accomplishing it. I do not know Ml could swear
tb*tl had an* agent in the matter at alb , ' .
Q. 1 Were there-more than one that were urod with
the Pennsylvania delegation in connection with money
tD A. l * r do not know that I need any money with reference,
to ary Pennsylvania member particularly; it does pot
° C Q UT 3)fd yon o col m t*nd to one member yourself, jIU
Ifl A attended o ?*''several raembo re—that it, l wolihj
talk with them abon» it s
- S'* No %rr° B ?never stfemnted to use tnoner with a
member of Congress, t borrow orthem. or lend to them,
if I have any 5 hot *> far as regards inftaanolhv their
vo'ea.naverinrar life have I approached a m«mbes of
Congrnssin anywar, (V j
t). Did yon not spend this money fn consideration of
reoeivmr large patronage from the Government? j
A. >s to th" motives that influenced m*»th y might
have bee” diverse.
j By Mr. Robinson—Q.. Would you have had the right
I to lotaiti thispationaßi without SMedins this money r
A I suppose *o: toore was nothing of that kind pro-
I mised. I might have thought that I would be well
treated. I had mj own ideas. , . . , . rtk .
Bt the Chairman—Q. Were you rot mdnoed tone
lieve.iD interviews wiUithf President donng »hs pen
denov of the Lecomptnn measure, that y«namujdbe
remunerated, taken care ol m some way, for your
Vi rotfVom any sssertjnnof his. <
i- satty, !“ d
a^m?t».S!S l . f «rfo r n.,forwJ..t X
for th. Leoompiori out- j
o’ iSndar.trrcdtliat w««
.very parriaao .*,«•. for fld.Uty to ai. jrtity J 1 | ’
Tiw™ all. - ' n * w>d .nthiuii.ba |
min. and went furihar, »erli»p«. than I on.tit. I pill i
Kali hare that thi arras nor in reftnnoa to the Leonor*
ton bill proper; that w»« defeated., .
By the chairman—Q. It was m reference to the 1
Kngl'sh bill? j '
Thd Chairman here stated that he desired to hero ‘
some conver*atiou with the witness not tu be tagen
down by the. j
After some minutes tbnsseentm conversation, ; '
said—ls this being taken down by the
r *lh«rH»t«K»*. No. IT! I drreatad .
to taka itdi.wn, h I wi»k«d m.r«ir tn juk »hi -lrni« ,
for eomeTnformatl'm not to berrsa dad a. ovidjaDO. j
Mr. Wihslciw. I mnn recast mr oUwtfoiita my
oonrar.ati.on mth the witnir* l a */[.■ •aJJKSft'gS*
whloh is not put upon reeoia. I wt,ll envsnon me wit
'HS*imyself.so thatitma* appearupoartheTeeord.-. _
Oa (to vitDMi.) D’d you have a coavers at! ow wfli
Mr Cow?# ju*t now. t« uohmifaome contract for 9ft,-,
WO for passing the Irfoompton bill ? - ■ >
A Whkf w*M the tenor of that' oonvefeatioW ?•
T, Understood M r. Covod# tq AS*»if k knew, mi ,
thinv of aooniraotof that kino, asO told him that \
1 Mr. Pa hfctd spoken to me aboutH.bat I never kecw :
l SfiWaistenoeo saoh a mitil he toWme.'
1 O Were you a party to arty mica contract with ran
Push, la ane *»?» shape, or font® ? • ,•' . | , a .
By Mr.*’KiAiN-Q,. WhaTMf. i
A. He is a claim agent, I believe, residing kete ia
Washington.
Monday, April do.
■9s-'
TWO <»T&
.. . :-V; f?l* fcKB.
fant »uifc-p W! ,|.f J L*i->;«r»i«!i* j,,
.' (c«ilff*r»aimm.lnMvium., if, • * c --nt r.,j, s ; e%
Tiw onNf«’ ■ .•• • rTT'.T'n*;* •
Ten, « <■ j;
,<< . 1 f-<!
,went f Coftw.orOMt" ' UnvUrc^.-r
•' a ®\ l S“ , -«oribsr.j t.jp
Pqi aCJfab of Tirejity-mie or ovar.vf *riw n*»rt
'
tfrsef *» *»*I!H 1.,,
Th* W*»n,r Fxm, . ;y>,
. lwukl gemi-MontWr .tOiwi'fom t*4
"""_"* ,;.» „
ft* t ttWlliM TUftonAMr.i K-ti,-. . -; ’ i
'ft i l^Sf 1 JP* 1 . I '} • w ** r * J-cawver bsd -p* v -
fn, T ooiinectio.*afc- VMtmvih#
A.hn,llT. r-v,'
‘ifSriSESSSsai™ 4 !W.f« «•
■• ’**«!♦ Tftoehirfemed.itf hi
„ffia*K v * the monwfrtrardmTO CwSHS'tSI
9?l stS««!sSL s
»nd'. milk ttilV"* h ” )»•** ttoanS’for tM emat.
?•£« i fry ium* «#* vbo tMdvtettiacd
- w ,.~
M. *U|*V V it
SS^sS!Si3B»»oSf£
'S®SPS@®SRB»»B!
saw
.^jj£jEpT*“, ft ;®tf»J»i>Oo« l r amr trmMMtloo
'».■ fcrratnjii aUidujirc. ' -
s l^r
A. Ido not. I : c I
fbul rM' *'i <•-* «V'»“ . . ; rf‘/7T PaT» » /fSS?r*V ■
y>A,:f-—»gfrnyrtifc|fcfrwi>-'B»'Mliimw»wr<'W»
milaeDO* with the Pemteylnuia HMMPhiWM
theee efeeeln were for ttiii|iMi4/faMij>i.ißr »»
etaaoe. bycwhnwnhemee »w JM?
of march- IMB. one. Wo.SHTloe IMi XcJP. IlOiI;
- *
nhomtheee narnhen i,Cm*4/> .*,.„, .„
to tt»
WIIMIM, dr.TT'ug thoeo -■ • ■ , .* ‘
A. The. mishthAietMe ftsi.mliJeiltiae.ud
fti«j raieht nou M» book-lneoor iee«l)*•»Ora.
”T*«snAl?ags^SiasEi!Srr rM ».
p*>abie.to'‘Y»ttftU. 7 4> > TWt lirfei?T
* A, hat
£<]»«£ mi&* to'fflooihraaMr tor f»W
W|MCweeth^rjfo4r! j !* { ! 5 -T) r ~,
X' Trnhahly for borrowed moaer \ I vti ii the hehtt
- •* *»
might have been M n Waahfte , o&ftar of. the Vmt *; f
•hcm'd iivy pa.it “••‘VwPWK.ot Mr t B*gkite’ Aec«ata I
feh -uW find h»» ©honed wulMh*tftw»ei that «me.
Q. Mr. Hue for SHO, on the tttfcHtf April. Tvfcowt*
Q*QnUw Wi|ot Agyi t drew*cheek peyefciet*
TCrowefiler *M*l W*e that ? ’ -
A. Sorrowed money, Fpreeorae, of Joseph T. Crowell,
of ifewJet«rr< A WMiiwUe-hohrt of fr teewiftt wocey
from <hm very law- It, i do-not rtamber toy true
•ettaa«with>b<mHLtthstt- « * —k* *
; .gvti y to Mgwr»«.aa the nat day.' fe*
A. Our delegate from* Aren®*. T Hwdib
-obe* tat Mirer tfu»k T at »h*i tm>*«
H-PWHipfc oftPhilftiftiphi*. *
.Q r Wftrfcw»athAtferf -- v «- •' *r*- *- - -
a. Mone* (oaaed tome*
Q. **eli*d loyaetf y«nmeaey,aadtfciewMi:«beekto
XfSasiMIMB? *
XTYes nr- .*- ••
By tba money
v. •»•. ?
V*. J W>m*toa »»*•♦>»•?* tomerae fte*i*r*;i to*v
‘ th* • Jftm!«l*M|t : ftUUft I think if
jnt«ulWk ktthtlnioKiw* aSmi *eW-wilHKad
ohmtafrfcv aheOtA
PUOflOorfHOtoaiKl hft propoftftdtomft to nyttß
£1 OOOontnednAwfwvftiy.matofc-t ♦ •.- «!
By wr. W>#ttrftft fltorurflftftf * -
r AJ Th# paper —ffftfawlftTir, ->1 Jito* fltolTwith bus
formany year* r V , .> . . t •
Q- Here is a oheok for; Vftt for Bigler; What wa*
that? -•-;•• n•'
A. Jt-miabtbavn bafa-SentiorßUler; I daaatracoi*
l*»ot- It mitht have been a ''ontrihntioa for thewtrci
is bis-Meir&deectioa# -Whet data is it?
7.-H*je to'jswfepk on the ftttb of Msr for
£s.(£B SDt-forß. H fk. KviWfco was that?
rA-i do»t*oAllt©mu)d.fU*U|; '
. Q. Here ii aebook tofisli for 9MO-* ‘ *
i A. Tbatmirht bare beeft JofeaH.Han. oftbeftmaf
C«m#wl. Hall* k Co ; I dealt tar**ly with'them ia
paper/ ItMnk 1 heath’ my
suppli Wferthe U*\omwt bobm tine of eta sad Me
garcee.' a* > . - •
Q,. H«re are two obeeka totooLeea- one eer the fib of
Jtrae. for-91000. acd one on the-loth of Jane. lor
$2,000. - ■ •
A. That was tb : s Brftadnaa8 r ftadnaa affa’r, I ttihk; he Was ia
te rented with it most have been that.
Q.. Here miuf'f.i thrift h ef -Jansware rwo other
eheoksjMyable tonnmhsiw-No. Mtf No. toft,
9000. what were they for? v ; ,'v ' -«•
A. Really. I cannotea!l to mmd/' They awHhare
been the uumt'ers of the cheoie. and the stocks made
payable to tha amebark NjeWtimea when- f did not
want it to go on the koaewho got tee-money* Ihadthe
obeckedrawn ia thatway. _
ti. Waaifc the deasn ui drawing Uhe cheeks th this
war. or omitting to make them payable to aoo« parson
or theirorder. that iteboeldxotto known to whom the
inon*v was paid ? i ■
A. It Bight bare ihecn. m womb eases. Frobabiy I
rued money that I d d wot want uy body to know about;
most KbaJy waved to forget it "jesif.
Q, *hn was your reason lor that ?_
• a Well; l*o eoT'toov of umr* I, would say to my .
• bonk-keepar-dtaw a *heek to Jeba Jonee. of to fhter
I wsSJbMmS? tTloriet
five nnmtaf afterward*. ' ''* _
? hOb the37th of darehy)to*.7ftftrdfnnrs A«eir»lVo.
y «£lbr i» mi” Ydu*ejuWdaa toll total yeh drew
i a check oftbat amount fnr., . _ . , * -*
A; , fWnreU'T«aUy.‘' ,
perir that I pcroHaeed attoet rodAtetMie
ItcyeTtrbfti*. Mil thtak that cheek' was fer Blr.
Maguire, borrowed teofter. -> - *' - *
* Q.* Why did you ootmakeitpeyabletoMr. *«4r*iie»
A. Ido not know.' Itanebt hare been for Una pro
perty. Are there no imrfaie about it. nothing eriftpt
tbetiumbcroft^eeheek?
Q. Wo.sirtnothlof. ' 1 , ‘ k ,
A. WeM. I waa alwa»» very oareleie aboet «y mcmey
affairs.. I have heard that 1 wmw ib my tad
1 Ct.°U wema to me that thm ts aßo«etoP|hh4dwflhs«.
Maguire for borrowed money, f take a wmhmoa of
wins at torn thadi’/3.V" *
tat b j, Wn , ths n.caoi«mlD*KSk.»»
Mid ."inUrlMitiM» iarW» mt bn»» t r«S «-
plain what there eneota were dfawn.foe-4.toit w.teay
orerr onr-o»th«ri; fori knoyrthat nohtimM bkiseke
wouW h! dSwwami-1 tomktj*!,to» teodftt Wtotit
in mT pocket, and then the deftf himMlf eopid aot tall
W {Jl t Doy , sTW>?ftJf *f win* only 91,010 for toe Le
conjjiton elabWwif •
A. X deed B0r« Afii that
Q.-Aboutw'-at amount did yoa use r
A. l T'annoftUU- ' * , ....
0. Te»asi*e*qyhsy€NiM«r fo !22? l ? B, ltel!
gShfral redoutottou ppon, the what
money you o*«dwith a v»* to aid in the
paM&re or defeat.of any meaaurea pending before Con
* A*Voouid not not like to s«t thepfoout.
A." ? 5 1 ro l r*bfy* r Dsel°JcQar , herancB of my, eohamea,
from 830.W0 (o hot how mwk of. if wadippU
thu oiher for MOW, wrt fc\ nt oSf oeiM», £■<!••
vn ; ic , U i; MO.OM vuomO' for *.y
amjk outiw-k ; l b.T« (W »<K)tl!'gtnii ormlimol.no
.a wnoiiot at ui ODOtlpO ». Ini WO for »d Imwoi
(Un boon on»»il«iln*rtttT -omr <fl*n£? l “£ ot
Kit tins, or fen, 7omn,n<l n—o » «»« o.J.f
®“n“ e! Did .11 th. oonar tSni tuwfpon tbrouth »•
cb.tin.l ii’ the ..n. ? ..
ti'. Ills wMt'iitlr Imp upon Oopo.it tkon »B
•aAtoßv pSrftM?^• w Wa t BS° or
Snbwoeo b 5 at ooe.time. If l hvi any money about aft
i?w*»alnic*stoertwn tobeinmy totsacoobox .
i lt OPo that ait used on that occasion did
! -irVrt throucb the bonkr , , . . .
i ba ido not think it did. As towhatthesaoheefea war*
Rr 1 imebt- by. reference, to my own hooks
datts. he able to distinguish what the most of them were
*°al There are some checks to 1 Carter; one on-the
Hth or Marohi for $t,9OQ, and one on the iU*. of May for
** By the Chaihmax—Q. Waa Carter a loaner of
12 A? sir; I kornwed of him freuueatiy.
B» v r. Olik—Q. Were these checks to pa? borrowed
.aonej
esVsir; f presume,thayumre.
Q. Hadyon &nv other trauMdioas with C»mr ?
A. As the pay.olerkor thedJierk J oftoeof the House
of Representativewud m e for bills 4 hat i h*ui.
CJ. Do yoa recollect whether this first uhecki for $J>-
600. w&s to pay a loan r - •• <*r
, a rdonotVl koow he loaned Uie nipucy. He and
Glnsihrenner both loaned pja jnjmsy—l do not rroMl'sct
in bow many ip»tano«*-acd tookrar potss. Carter and
he'biunstbs moowed.jmenof the Hooae.woa’d. ba
twren them, arrange tbfor Bft. Sometmies t would
wanta uule more timftfUiaathe note oailedfor.and I
ffL‘:i^ I |‘fi.Ti x lSrS:..b l ,io “ b,.
for S)es4 80, • jß»i yoftlfrojftsrh&UftM transaotioawas?
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