Let us now see what that investigation still further established as to the real motives which governed the origin and the conduct of the negro exodus. In connection with the movement after it was fully launched and under way the evidence of a political plot thickens and deepens on all sides. Take the testimony of William B. Tinney. the passenger agent of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at Indianapolis. A party of colored emigrants had reached Washington City and were here stranded for the want of money to carry them farther. Mr. Tinney swears that thereupon he received a telegraphic dispatch from Mr.
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