New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-19


iredenuaie time allowed for the examination Of sub
je'la OF such magnitude, a source Of most painful
regret. ~ =. q
AZ Tho Congress does not expire tu, the 4th March,
ioel The undersigned deemed view Of their sugges-
hois and as these Of justice 10 private individuals
arc poblle ter images wbVse character had seeluIDiy
been tried aid sp0rted with, that this Investigation
Low & Sv ,n1 Ihcs e sde 70 the
s We duties cha esd yon hr Coiil'ee eoad not be pr
dsi, inssn Of The Cone is much to resr tied since Il
sod tor TO TIE sueeeo shieh have already obtained
ntl that This siigaon MT carried
forihe houest ccstner' otte truth that in point Of
Tact II ~ tek snd sslow eonancv for psitissn pur
ose, 70 ,snri ana TO prn. Il a; tho e1peno Of
House win viw onfaenoe the Fall elections. aud that
t 81 unjust ssIrsols Gu public sed private chIaeier and
oe1s Of The Government not a, ali TO he regarded IL the
nstrrc o. inp c,ssconeleons possibly unus' 70 hs
usts o. the mover OF the Resolutions aud certainly In dcg
o. a justice Of this opse m character and dignity aud the
one. tears that The Of tao preceding h he Com
s a The ssnEasGr violation Of Pirate CONFIDENCE tho
pecauss unheeeSssfy' WIZ greatly tena 70 give
Perhaps man, things have occ1rred and have contributed
such conclusions but the legitimate and results Of
r &. F and S Ss sS ss l. sGd
Ibe offered bait Too tempting to be refused by the pack Of
Of deeeny and reeaby and suffering for their favorte
pc the effects OF efutsous The coward shell
nsiy without discovery course Of this
sati bad su-t-J nier-c.- and encouraged ,seb-aers
VAGUE and iBG tle So tc chse. there the
ns ro .ye bovs o sau aoa5
81 tier authority The undersigned anxious soctcus,
us seersien 80 la Is lid in bis power lie sought therefore
70 eonnt the inquiries Of the Committee within the just scope
Il te resolutions to charges founded upon reliable .odrcs and
70 cond9eted Under known sue Of laws which
say was lib since the sessions of the Committee obviously in
qisitors lie duties need they must be-
rights the citizen his good repuat denying
to him the sacred INT Of confronting his aud Of
TO
ai ls .ao on tb part futile Most OF The charges
upon information on .rson destitute Of ehssete and With
oee holders disappointed oieeseeherl
Se1e %o oeT motives than All tsev
seaSS Which, .sS o"Es s the AHe
gspEed e the Northern pzpc and when the cdenco was net
private cOSrePoad nee Of tie Ped upon all
occasions, wi degree cfnd.lcssy Unparalleled by ~tn,sse
resspts,ives III Cabinet Ministers and Intimate Gend. we're
e Without a ga and s Ill.,
end the Chairman usuped oil thu of the COMMITTEE In
member this Bouseir Cor Of Oiowss read Ia Commit
tee by the Chnan The writer after eaaneisg the charge
the sRa by before the would to
divdus of opposite politics Il sought to COMMITTEES
psoanso the Of this HO"se w in the opinion Of the
una rpisned, high conempt THIS was bat one Of several
correspondence Irsded the rscs of the spen Of low
sss ns%, Witnesses Ars nsS ,a were :sm Ia,.n
The undersigned Of opinion tina. there po
power snd persons papers
ned 20 public P-Pel and reod. ard did not Of II warrant the
We, not % IL y 2sGy Of ,hs CoHse On the
otter from the President under date July H. 1881 touching upon
ton OF things in hanias and suggestions as to the i1nIo oa
Of the witness The opposed It's introdas
other 'a and hyhr sfouDd '' /. t them and
stood tina. the matter should be carried before the
4 scb;sbc WINS eYsansa 10 Id no. been snmpsonSd nv
order OF the Committee but the Of the Chair
sn IN defiance Of the repeated enonstrAees Of the under
pa that witnesses sod be Summoned unlos- notice
and special order n,errogaioos previously furnished
him by the Chairman without the knowledge Of tho
sEss deisee for the oral examination In Violation Of another
eletted rule Of law parole evidence vas giyen Of written
and within reach the Committee which had e,lared
to obtain it, and bad Sgnaed the inen-
The understand iorbeay to dae the consequences
should re drawn into edert must be obvious 70 tne
most careless and observer that I tendency ont DC
interest the mercy OF the den aggu- and the unscrupa0ns
Here follows resume of the matters connected with
,hs printing OF the Post Office bai ks. and the Exeeu
tive binding The report proceeds to discuss "A. length
the action of the President in regard TO the Kansas
policy and the passage OF the Lecomptou English bill
The itsue betw Judge Black and Webster is thus
noticed
sonpt buy John w forney editor OF news
paper Philadelphia This pure to be made by using
G Pes g 0 Ht b po u s sssa seis ni A
FoDfy, upon the conditions mentioned All this wos entirely
1s c s e ss he signed made
opposition thereto lest his moves might have been n,el-
ehss and h. detailed PiiS.te which he hsd with
the Attorney General about two yesrs sg u was manifest that
sston any degree disEepnsbe OF ipr per for he SAD on
@ path ~ SOens be eay s wS he sd
iaibe his memory Is which even partisan malice
st raj rad promised public piDng TO forny cond
ton that 10 would pledge bmsef 20 betray the party to
se1 Dol at ali suppo-ed to 10 wfo, 4se. in pout o.
fact and this opinion the nndeIssaed Peeed; to give hs
l hinse the other patty to III conversation VINO ssea
tadicon alone would be epough to settle the question OF fact
es sgans The other ar, in their oath against oath Common
justice md the universally admitted rule of law requires the
s to pc afcie not e 1i Es credit wSeb % Be fairly
claimed io that Of thu The latter comes to
oandsd there l. no impu,stin ~he,h be tfae not
band Of asserting to all that he charges against
haSiD4 1'''O COME to Warrington and sought the
the trspsac' Foey ans to ENJOY the fruits Every wye,
knows that where tho testimony OF pdps cimni oneTd
Of ius,ice Unless ocroborsd H. Therefore there any
thing criminal IL th. ccnvtrton M Neb'te ~ss n"l con-
eonveton innocent and lad nothing in to
sss @ he. hG . ~aS Ssa', wiz sIEisf
tss oSe6 upon private correspondence before this COMMITTEES
blshed private letter. they ind they only guilty OF an
oense good morals and must bear the burden o. the Just
ih iaer shall by all good aen DC Waited
up0r item NpbdPrs temony from beginning TO end shows
that his eincry eacherous. He fails when be emPtstogve
The contents OF his deliberately written out nat
&c can be placed upon recollection OF desuory con-
verseo OF four hours length witch occurred mose than two
veas before himself distrut ul Of himself Instead
ri Attorney Generals words no Judge biick
gave understand &c clear that the whole eonversa
i'm pudweu traLsinuaion in the mind Of The wituesi De
tween IA that he heard and tha at which no swore TO IL
his & ret 10 be wondered He who hears conversation
private confidential from who tpsted him and then