The New York herald., 1866-07-20

Mr. sHstLaHAso ~ rep) OF Ohio, called up, AZ ques.
ton Of privilege, the report Of tho Select eommhse on
the charges made by Hon Roscoe Conking IN his place
against Provost Marshal General Fry and his Bureau
Mr. HorcsKiss called for the reading OF the report
Mr. Johnson, tdeml OF Pa, inquired whether there was
q minority report.
NJ suEtI..nAKss said there was not that the report
~
NJ Jmssos IN naic hat In tina, he did not see
my necessity FOR taking Up in reading the report
=. nobody undertook to stack H.
Mr. HOrcFKiss, trepl % n, " insisted on tho reading
OF The report aud the Cork proceeded 70 read H.
The ropor testimony and argument three hun.
dred and ilrty pages Of printed matter
srsorsi.
,s o,,.,s ,n. smss @ ~ ,ss na - nss.msa'a =, ~. ~
Mr. 9osins made cas-. Tor a@,sa X essarlns e ,hs
auirei legal advice which no was herenpon onowers to
s'T,ss. sTs. ,n,o.0, .rr,,.. :, ~ ~. ,onn,o !, a..
stated lin the opinion oi The coum,tec NJ conkng DID
only what he VS. fully justified 10 aoing IN Ills matter aad
that In sending the despatch he influenced - any merely
The second statement Of General Fry,s letter which
s%'f aor & e m hs q f ps s a.
War without notiJ s me h.d NJ, consinx appon'si 70
with stipulation thai he should be commissioned tndea
advocate for the prosecution . any cases eloash, g a
martial MajorJ A. iaddcck Mr. Dana vested him by
out the sanction OF Mr. Stanton with the most extraordinary
A%9ss thee was the rsa, g sIa%Gs ,ss a. =
Now York which enabled violation OF the sanetiy Of
Tho conclusion arrived At by the commi,,ee nj.
:esond statement y as olewsM "a clear from ,hs svi.
sss 'e. By II sD Dana and the % s ~ Mn NJ he a
poIimen, and tss powers sesompanyns were eonsrsa
npon Mt 1onang ey nc se.se'sry o. war hin..n that
the undr the spechc directions Of The secre
The ner allegation of General Fry against Nr conklns
follows - he (Nr Conliusl jealous N pre-
Eimrs, and the main ground Of daienly be,sssn VI
consns and myself ha. been that wanted exposure At
In reference TO that the committee saysSo evidence
was given before the committee tending % show any direct
eor, tho part Of Mr. conkins prevent the prose-
q any one n ue. Or ese~h and The inquiry was 'here
ner neglected e eomnineate 70 ho department Informs
the government The committee regard the action Of Mr.
o1.sns as q highly II, oe%msSsssis ~ ~
Se som%se II. E's Ss a9ss s,G NJ eaas !" ss
The modest fee % ssop; whether he r,csved haS
service and whstker he received adaians ice, rou gully
paracs opposing the proceedings Al Utica, am unable aow
In reference ma. ahArss ne report .sysTha. such
way seem. almost ncredblr but that should carefully
.oa ~ ~ " 81. ao y ~ raa .Ss aad
then be written and cent into Congress 20 be Rad In h.
and his children N The history o. conses present.. -
nenee a. wanon and incsenase Violation 81 de shs Of
ofzen and member a ihc government, The use that
relating e .he Zee y ss00 Isases !. doe % Nr
member csct o. ths Hogse rendered Il improper Or Illegal
Sr MIN g take he enp9ymsn, a, i,@ sonpea,s,,en sna
.Iecssys renders proper % nqarr whether was such
As the latter committee had hesitation Ia
coming ~ the conclusion ihA. Mr. conklng campen,a'on
Tor re.ces rendered 70 thc Eoseramcn was reasonaoin
left wholly sovernnsnt IIe accepted
sh rsos.nae q ar and apss the NC, pra,Hs H. ana ,eesasa @
sacrnee % other professional business ~ elna value
,s. p'I IT, ,sof % !, ' Al u@e ' wsea hen wa: almost ~
these serv shoa be randsrsa rhe committee are
~ oplmn that ne Secretary % War rghily laased ,ai
60 The saen di.ehaer o. lhs. peculiar service under ~
sndered rhe daiss hs assumed were duehasc with con
1s@s'' Isv ss sns ss sssE aseSoe 1ss, sSs 1o%gs
s. ',ans9a l.sas9m ,5 se asd ., eosp-Iss Ts
srsori u ,se al mafss some nfirea hundred
@gea q matter. ana resulted 10, only discovering
IN ~. toD ami punlshnenl ofthe Aeng Provost Mar
he recovery = 90 s paid thr uned
states treasury besides lhe iur4er n over s3D0
nent 81 The prosrcs.on The committee have eOp- apan
pusiy the conel that the cndact of Mr. Copsnng
10 entsrns thai srvre aud q uanagcmsni throushot
wns NOD o' ire fota any inpr pei selfish uppatsof
slnralafy ahr fanhil result vaiuaIr
suppor,ed by rrfprsacss .hss there ~ ~ eon,snsI
objection 70 NJ Cons inss accepting tn ofos q Juds
unde4 ihs beading ~ ihe 'Anrns n tie Biaiae letter
sramsa - = S. & he e q S. s' s, ~, s
Hughes oesgrbri - ttsn noiorpus bounty brokers tho
srvsw vita Allen. 10 which enanssmsnl that
that would .npeA,s Nr consnas IL .aas there e.sAs.
hs bad =, hm.ei against iebsrai Iy ", addei ust
hAa.fd !, spIs.r, .l.o rha asn = my tour ,housaad
bounty due lot fictitious
lhoauv julnrrrs enlisted n ne osrr ~ Allen. Mey
Hughes " he Carrying uui n csias cpaetesi - C1oii
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rss ysr eon@.ss h,. ~ TAD iss y. sss-s @ iS'Gss' u ss
saoreas a. s.,,hsf apIsfi a. siss;. e ,ls 800
ZION % The matter. ritt rhbh they ha'e been ehArgsdy
r,neh q ~ rea,ns e ths easrgs. uas ~ dsusr.i
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alleged sorup, bargain With Alien, sna hs
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