Garfield in Louisiana
Garfield in Louisiana
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On his way from Nev/ Orleans to Washington *he prepares an argument in the case. I wish to con- ' nect directly this transaction with the ': duties of the man who takes the solemn ■ oath to deal ;fairly. It was his duty as a 6 member of the commissi on to deal fairly. The next question is. What did Garfield do in regard to Louisiana? That we can find on page 803. I say he knew that Louisiana was democratic by 8, 000 ma- jority when he sat in that inner room and had i^rivate conversation with th...e witnesses, and prepared interrogatories to guide and control their testimony; when he was at that work, and when he was writing a brief to make it appear the other way, he knew Louisiana had cast a democratic majority of 8, 000, and here is his sworn testimony on that subject: Q. Did you fret any idea how the vote of Louisiana stood from t lie returns? A. 1 had ■ill those ideas that could be trot from the uews- . Lapers and the loaders of the different parties. •S^e had had, of course, very full information of ' hat sort.
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On his way from Nev/ Orleans to Washington *he prepares an argument in the case. I wish to con- ' nect directly this transaction with the ': duties of the man who takes the solemn ■ oath to deal ;fairly. It was his duty as a 6 member of the commissi on to deal fairly. The next question is. What did Garfield do in regard to Louisiana? That we can find on page 803. I say he knew that Louisiana was democratic by 8, 000 ma- jority when he sat in that inner room and had i^rivate conversation with th...e witnesses, and prepared interrogatories to guide and control their testimony; when he was at that work, and when he was writing a brief to make it appear the other way, he knew Louisiana had cast a democratic majority of 8, 000, and here is his sworn testimony on that subject: Q. Did you fret any idea how the vote of Louisiana stood from t lie returns? A. 1 had ■ill those ideas that could be trot from the uews- . Lapers and the loaders of the different parties. •S^e had had, of course, very full information of ' hat sort.
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