The Life of Samuel J. Tilden
The Life of Samuel J. Tilden
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A. He did not.
"§. Did he make any suggestion of any kind which conveyed that idea in any way to your mind? -4. He did not. As I before said, the conversation was very brief.
It opened by a mere statement of facts, and I responded so quickly that there was no chance for any discussion. I was irritated at the idea of Pelton mixing himself up in any such transaction. K I had felt disposed to engage in such a transaction, Pelton would have been the last man in the United States that I would have c...ommissioned to have any- thing to do with it, or allowed to have anything to do with it. I considered his interference to be a piece of officious meddling.
"^. You published a card on or about October 18, relat- ing to these despatches, did you not? A. I did.
"^. In that card you made no allusion to these particu- lars of your knowledge of the transaction which failed at Baltimore, did you? A. I did not.
"§. Why not? A, There was no occasion to do it.
"^. I ask the question — why you did not state in this card of explanation to the public, the particulars that you did know of this Baltimore transaction ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A. He did not.
"§. Did he make any suggestion of any kind which conveyed that idea in any way to your mind? -4. He did not. As I before said, the conversation was very brief.
It opened by a mere statement of facts, and I responded so quickly that there was no chance for any discussion. I was irritated at the idea of Pelton mixing himself up in any such transaction. K I had felt disposed to engage in such a transaction, Pelton would have been the last man in the United States that I would have c...ommissioned to have any- thing to do with it, or allowed to have anything to do with it. I considered his interference to be a piece of officious meddling.
"^. You published a card on or about October 18, relat- ing to these despatches, did you not? A. I did.
"^. In that card you made no allusion to these particu- lars of your knowledge of the transaction which failed at Baltimore, did you? A. I did not.
"§. Why not? A, There was no occasion to do it.
"^. I ask the question — why you did not state in this card of explanation to the public, the particulars that you did know of this Baltimore transaction ?
What to read after The Life of Samuel J. Tilden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bigelow, John, 1817-1911 to read onlineMoreLess
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