The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-03

~. sns G a s 'nos 70 suppress hs testimony wkn
Mr. DAVIS said no did little pains 10 obtain this
with in their efforts 20 got Inside Of this matter Hs dd
not want 10 close the mouth OF the gentleman 10 any tes
HOUSE not 10 print the gentleman testimony The zen.
tleman was guilty OF ldehcs and had involved tho CON-
mttee IN great trouble and expenditure Of time THO
difficult 70 got quorum together and they 10
DO carried over 10 the cholera season BY this without
| Mr. RArnoxp wished TO relieve himself Of the CON-
plant made by his colleague Of an Improper and indecor
Gus spirit Ho thought he might fairly say was not his
habit inside outside Of tho press TO show dscourcsy
10 any one, 10 those with whom hc was connected
on "As 70 nor er INC es%oay q tho commss
Eectons But tho next day he was applied 70 by
the contestant 70 move Of NE vote on
tho ground that II had been taken without his having
He declared that hc thought that sosbody eIae should
make tho motion TO reconsider; stl being requested 70
do 30 he made tho motion But ho had no intention OF
putting his colleague TO any inoonyenience oof preu-
dcng bis II because an early hearing was de-
sired that hc to-day called up the motion 10 rcconsder
Ifths fault, was fault OF being ovcrcourtcous-
ber lie had simply racn to relieve himself Of tho
charge OF being discnurteous He wanted the matter
whore both sides could be heard
Mr. Books remarked that he should forbear discus
sion with hs colleague as 10 courtesy or discourcsy
but no wished 70 nay that tho gentleman from h9sa
chuses constantly used LANGUAGE during the debate
which showed tho same feeling for which he could only
partially account Tho gentleman had said that be Mr
Brooksl had ,red with the committees twas not true.
Nor had lac had notice served upon him, Official or
Official % supply the testimony. and the gentleman did
pretend 10 say that he had given any formal writ
notice The gentleman had called upon tho House
10 act carly that the cholera season might not arrive
aeton month on the ease All this showed matter Of tcshns
ho regretted TO say, tho part OF the gentleman from
Digest 20 show tho In the Of contested
elections, adding that he could not facc tho gentleman
having charge Of The testimony 10 submit II on an early
day II they had failed 70 comply with the law tho
gentlemen ought 10 have served processes thcm to
require thcm 10 submit the testimony Hc bad only TO
had nil
and intellectually procure the earliest iransmsson OF
this testimony required by hw II aald that pgre
accounts 10 injurc hm, had been bshed not founded
on word Of truth from tho beginning 10 tho end.
Never there fairer election He ran as no rcpobi
democratic candidate He ran without hinkle
inspector OF elections sngc register
his favor; while the whole body of inspeetors canvass
| Of Tammany Hail and tho republican party, 20
| d pIgo bin OF his Just fishs He referred
g tho testimony already printed 70 show that
priy aud the contestant tho nominee OF ts republicans
II any fraads perpctraeih was by those who sup
poaed ar. dodge aud Mr.. talr But he Osr brooknI
smashed all the machinery put In operation against him
10 operate that relation fhc contest Was between
an IA tie receipt Of over n thon~nd dollars for every
day he lives and when tho gentleman went into an er-
grnpIers. ~itian, re'srd 70 money he lNr brooks,
humble ia his means was nothing hut ihs pabishss
conpoIcd e. employ reporters not 70 good ana al I.ss
expense. The contestant was ssie from hh superior
means, 70 present his testimony earlier than ho did
.
Mr brooks yicided the noor IN order 70 enable Mr..
GiuuEfp, crop of Ohio 10 moyc seccfs of ten min
ulra 40 that nsics Generals Menie and Tho'nas, who
now IN The hail. misht be formally introduced so
the House - 4.
Tho speaker then ION his sess and escorted NA,or
Con raj Meaio 20 the stand snd Mr. Garneh walked
arui "a arm With Major General Thomas ertending 2
sifaiar couvsey The House and galleries hppinndcd
prg S.I9 The speaker .Asa dslivsssa tho isl'o~lAs
1Srn,ismsn of sse Bcase of Representatives while
pr shall ass and the rspuhlc sbail endure none g us
who p.riIled thcIr lives for pcscfyalon True the
| tricsi and brave tho bravest were usor General
MAJOR Gensrai Thomas conmsDder Of the Army of
| Cumberland whom have the pleasure, under your
| order ~ Introduce 10 you to-day.
Tis adirer. was received VII, rcnssea applause from
dcnerai ws.ps said -oestemeu Of TIE House Of Rep.
rcssniats os-Imprsssed ~ I am with aha, may ssy
the socmniiy Of this occasion Apd having boon niro
duccd 70 you IN ~ comphmseiary manner as ha.e
been by tho Speaker u the House. Ia imposlble 70
nnd iiing with which 10 express the srathds of
myself and my friend and brother oirccr MAJOR 0snsrsl
W. are p,rm,ssa 70 sons,ssr dts angushed mara -
any approval Of In tbs war, which, by ths
70 Is az ample reward, and We ss, ever ss m n sis.
fnl rsme'abranes and think q u .i,h ihs.kfsiasss
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for speech, when the 0encrSi ssid lit vas mt my
Intention 10 .y spythIns bot % Trust 20 General hssss
exprrrs feelings bot snoe y0n have called spon
me all say H. fJoin with him IN every word ne has
said, and sincerely thank yoa Tor sbs compliment"
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