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port to all measures which the Incoming Administration

shall fpaugurate looking to the betterment of our con-

dition, and that we confidently hope for radical changes

in the present political system, which glorifies as virtues

robbery and murder.

General O. O. Ioward, John M. Langston, of Vip

Inja, ex-United States Minister to Hayti, and tho

ev. Dr. William B, Derrick made addresses,

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s MR. POOL TELLS WHY IE IS ANGRY,

HIS VISIT TO INDIANAPOLIS MISREPRESENTED

IN AN ALLEGED INTERVIEW,

Joseph Pool returned from Indianapolis yesterday

with a flush of anger on his face that contrasted

strongly with his white hair and beard. Tha cause

of his wrath was the interview that The World” said

had taken place betwetn Mr. Pool and [ts repre

sentative in Indianapols. In this article Mr. Pool

was made to say that tho Union League Club raised

$200,000 to help elect General Harrison, and that

£40,000 of this sum was given to Johrt I. Davenport.

“It Is an outrage,” sail Mr. Pool, in discussing the

matter yesterday. “The wholo interview {s an utter

fabrication, Why, I never talked with or even saw

a representative of The World? while I was away.

Could anything bo more ridiculous than to suppose

that I would go out West and talk sich absurd

nonsense? Furthermore let me contradict the stortes

occasion

that have been printed about my visit to General

Harrison. It has been spoken of as In the intefest

of Mr. Platt, ete. I never mentioned the name of

any one for a Cabinet position to General Harrison.

I was in Illinois on rallrosd business and I called

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New-York tribune. (1889). New York [N.Y.], 1889-01-03. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030214/1889-01-03/ed-1/?sp=5

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York tribune, 1889-01-03.