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Show The Poller Committee. ! Atlantic City, N. J., 27. General Garfield appeared iu tho Totter com mitieo room a short time tais morn-iDg, morn-iDg, entirely recovered from his sickness. sick-ness. He look leave of tho members and iriends and started for home. ExCougresemau Marry resumed tho witness chair and gave it as hie impression that it the Tackard gov eminent had been recognized in the first place as Kellogg's government had been, and had the president said he intended to maintain tho Packard government and give to it the necessary neces-sary moral support, there would have been no trouble iu maintaining it. Witness incidentally said he had one or two interviews with the president presi-dent at great length, during which witness argued that the withdrawal of troops from New Orleans and not maintaining the Packard government, would be. the destruction of the republican party in the south. The president took the position that the republican party could no longer maintain that policy, which hud lost Xew York to the republicans, ar.d the party bad become weaker iu con sequence; therefore the good of the republican party demanded a change. The president treated Uio eubject of national concern. Witness said so far as he knew no returns had been thrown out by lie returning hoard on inadequate and insufficient proof. There was a movement to mate Nicnolls governor, even to the ox ten' of violence. Gen. Butler interposed, saying: "And iu thus Jucholls bad the aid uf the president an1 the Mi: Ye as h commission'' com-mission'' The witniva ivm-ukcd, "I wish, gtutlemcn. y.ni would d.s tribute these qut siiom .itujiii; tin others." Gen. Hiit!ir Wo have been ins in u y of r!;"n:. Iuvau: ;' is h-1 rare t ! '.t we Imvo an hu:;.'ol wilmsd. UiinoMi There are many ot lln.ni. it you would only U-k it.r ih-m 1 ti:.d in.- pi t'i'li1 ul Irv. "!:i :s h-Mi-i as thiv-i' m yaIih' . Mr Hi-.co.-k A m M --hu-r i-OT i-OT Ni'W Y(T'' 1 |