From the Farm to the Presidential Chair
From the Farm to the Presidential Chair
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A. No, sir.
Q. Why not ? A. I put Mr. Colfax's initials on the check, while I put no initials on Mr. Garfield's, and I may have drawn the money myself.
Q. Did not Mr. Garfield's check belong to him ? A. Mr. Garfield had not paid for his stock. He was entitled to $329 balance. But Mr. Colfax paid for his, and I had no business with his 11, 200.
Q. Is your recollection in regard to this payment to Mr. Col- fax any more clear than your recollection as to the payment to Mr. Garfield ? A. Yes, sir ;... I think it is.
And finally, in the examination of Mr. Dillon, cashier of the Sergeant-at-Arms, the following is recorded (p. 479): Q. There is a check payable to Oakes Ames or bearer. Have you any recollection of that ? A. That was paid to himself. I have no doubt myself that I paid that to Mr. Ames.
390 JAMES A. GARFIELD.
Reviewing the testimony on this point (and I have quoted it all), it will be seen that Mr. Ames several times asserts that he does not know whether he paid me the check or not.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A. No, sir.
Q. Why not ? A. I put Mr. Colfax's initials on the check, while I put no initials on Mr. Garfield's, and I may have drawn the money myself.
Q. Did not Mr. Garfield's check belong to him ? A. Mr. Garfield had not paid for his stock. He was entitled to $329 balance. But Mr. Colfax paid for his, and I had no business with his 11, 200.
Q. Is your recollection in regard to this payment to Mr. Col- fax any more clear than your recollection as to the payment to Mr. Garfield ? A. Yes, sir ;... I think it is.
And finally, in the examination of Mr. Dillon, cashier of the Sergeant-at-Arms, the following is recorded (p. 479): Q. There is a check payable to Oakes Ames or bearer. Have you any recollection of that ? A. That was paid to himself. I have no doubt myself that I paid that to Mr. Ames.
390 JAMES A. GARFIELD.
Reviewing the testimony on this point (and I have quoted it all), it will be seen that Mr. Ames several times asserts that he does not know whether he paid me the check or not.
What to read after From the Farm to the Presidential Chair?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James D Mccabe Jr to read onlineMoreLess
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