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The Daily Dispatch: February 14, 1861., [Electronic resource], The great fraud. (search)
was an intermediate party between Russell and Bailey. It was also ascertained that Secretary Floydat he had heard in New York of such a man as Mr. Bailey, although he did not exactly remember his nan his evidence that he gave no intimation to Mr. Bailey that he might use the stocks he had in his c. Mr. C. G. Wagner, who is nearly related to Mr. Bailey, and in whose hands was first placed his connd honorable frankness, that he learned from Mr. Bailey that Mr. Lea did mention the stocks in the cy agonized and disturbed. Messrs. Russell and Bailey held a private interview in the third story ofYork. Mr. Russell states, that he left with Mr. Bailey one note of Russell, Majors & Waddell's in their stead, as security. Why Mr. Bailey abstracted the bonds, is a question to which your Commiother valuable consideration, ever passed to Mr. Bailey, or, indeed, was ever mentioned in their intmittee. It is not ascertained, either, that Mr. Bailey came suddenly into the possession of any lar[13 more...]