The minority of the committee did not regard Rays statement as worth the trouble and expense of refutation. The Senator from Indiana triumphantly stated what he seemed to regard as the strong point in his case in these words: 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 testinony of William Ii. Tinney. the passenger agent of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail. road at Indianapolis. A party of colored emigrants had realhed Washington City and were herostranded for the want ofmoney to carry them farther. Mcr. Tinney swears that thereupon he received a telegraphic dispatch from Mr.
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