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JofA Hendrlck, David Tonkry.''

 There are further proofs of AIr. Trimbe's 7 excuse; But t is needless to quote them.

 Hon- THOMAS METc ALFE3s EXCUSE.

 Among the evidence taken before the Sen ate of Kentucky IS the following:

 JohnS. Hitt of Burbon, stated that in 1925, on the 4th or 5th of January, he went into Washington city in the evening, and was in company with General Metcalfe, and asked him for information relative to the Presiden- tial election. He said he knew little more than when he first arrived, or than witness !; that the friends ofJackson would come to us and say-We hear you are going 10 vote for Mr. Adams and the friends of Adams would come to us and say-We understand you are going to sote for Jackson; and so of Mr. Crawford That we stand uncommitted,