Reply of Mr Wm E Chandler to the Slanders of Honorable Bainbridge Wadleigh L
Reply of Mr Wm E Chandler to the Slanders of Honorable Bainbridge Wadleigh L
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Yours respectfully, B. WADLEIGH.
Your affected hesitation about disclosing proceedings in executive session of the Senate did not, however, hinder 19 you from orally and privately (while also whispering your slanders upon me) asserting this : That you intended to vote for General Merritt's confirm- ation, but that just before the vote was taken, located as your seat was on the Democratic side of the chamber, you overheard the Democrats say that it was arranged that if Merritt should be confirme...d, Senator Stanley Matthews would not vote for, but would prevent the ejection of Ham- burg Butler as Senator from South Carolina, and the admis- sion of Senator Corbin ; and that, moved with righteous in- dignation at this bargain, you impulsively withheld your vote.
This reason apparently corresponds with your above writ- ten statement to Mr. Moore. Unfortunately it is confronted with a denial from Senator Matthews, as this correspond- ence will show : Concord, N. H. , March 25, 1879. Hon. Stanley Matthews, Cincinnati, Ohio: Dear Sir: A statement is going the rounds of this state that there was an understanding between you and Demo- cratic Senators, that if General Merritt should be confirmed as collector of New York by their votes, you would vote against taking up the Corbin case ; or an understanding somewhat like that above suggested.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yours respectfully, B. WADLEIGH.
Your affected hesitation about disclosing proceedings in executive session of the Senate did not, however, hinder 19 you from orally and privately (while also whispering your slanders upon me) asserting this : That you intended to vote for General Merritt's confirm- ation, but that just before the vote was taken, located as your seat was on the Democratic side of the chamber, you overheard the Democrats say that it was arranged that if Merritt should be confirme...d, Senator Stanley Matthews would not vote for, but would prevent the ejection of Ham- burg Butler as Senator from South Carolina, and the admis- sion of Senator Corbin ; and that, moved with righteous in- dignation at this bargain, you impulsively withheld your vote.
This reason apparently corresponds with your above writ- ten statement to Mr. Moore. Unfortunately it is confronted with a denial from Senator Matthews, as this correspond- ence will show : Concord, N. H. , March 25, 1879. Hon. Stanley Matthews, Cincinnati, Ohio: Dear Sir: A statement is going the rounds of this state that there was an understanding between you and Demo- cratic Senators, that if General Merritt should be confirmed as collector of New York by their votes, you would vote against taking up the Corbin case ; or an understanding somewhat like that above suggested.
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