The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-04-07
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sta,dg II IS .sistsG og.tren;d .tionr which
wo.ld soaroo bava hoen ;rs,;fea had he
haan .soaad;no .be o.itoya instaad His
,est;m onn could M. he hoard three .seats .ea
off nnt;l half !. aoyen Senators ra;nforced
& tba pras;dent's counsel sshouted
sf q o.,dsr ), .nS snrotested 1they had mot
/ tbe remotest iaes what he vas saving
NJ Tanas r,, :. J;,,,o' ,o,ar,os voice ;ntn
tbe an b;eot and raneo,ed .ha testimony
% 40 that Il conld he heard 70 the effsc,
| that he had Sawed .a1cdny of the Senate
reso,nt;on in tho st.n.on c.se hnon Can.
eral Loranzo Thomas : vbom he fonnd
at ma.oueyade hall >. II o,clock p nj
i M Jonas was not oss.eY.a,ninea ass.
me nsvt w;,nps. w.s q n creerv. =
i Anno;ptment Clsrt of @ ths treasury
His sgas tba..nost ;;m,n,oosrtant testimony
Of the day. IL made the Presidents
aounsal nrirs mn their ears bv nrovino
i that the Presidents had recorn;zad the
v.l;d;tv of fbal Tennrre.of.otf;ca All by
cb.no;na the 7formsof lccio,,,n,rn;ss;on ;n'ths
I Treasury Denartmeut since its passage to
maize fbeny copfofu to it's nrov;sionss ! II
w,s .shown, that befare the PASSAGE. a
i this law the commissions read. s.durine
4 tba Measure Of the President . hut had
since l,een altered to read anntiI suc
cessor shall bayeI beep ,nualified AZ
The spres;dent,sI counsel took co,,;;ous
notes 8anr;no the eraminat;on Of this
+ w;tness
i Next came Mr. Van Horn a membe,
"a tba Honsa f,om Nov YAH All
4 test;monv7 r,el.ted 10 /. co,, v,arsa,;oae bs.
tween MessrsI- Stanton and Thomas wher
the l.tter callaa q aamaaa nassess;an =,
The War0f;oe M Stanbary sub;ected
him hin = e : very close and severe c,oss. : ami.
na.ian M = which puaaled him ard en- barrasse6
him .ccord;nply Ha .stad him vhv h.
called on Mr.. stanton that morning. ,evi.
I deutlv ernect;ng to oet from. him an .ad.
miss;on ,bst bs won't there for The nnr.
nose Of witnessing what he had related
Tben ha asked him how he came s. re-.
{, ,as,ha- th,o ~ aonnarsas;an 90 = ,ssl =
ub;CbT Van Horn yenl;ed thai shesatoos
notes atitbe time Is $50 g.,sae;.,; ~
s.are yon accustomed to take note,
Of nr;vafe conversations in that way?s
said Mr. Stanberv
No the witness was not hit b he thoniph
this an imnortant occasion ,3l,,sgYse gza:ls'S Z
i Mr., Stanbery cont;naed a rakina, Sir,
of .ouestions like this. showing q tac
j and talent fersucl, business which aston
4 ishad and interested ALI nresent but the
\ unfortunate witness who seemed sadl,
ssout Of. sorts for, auswers,,s...f s. IS
j Mr. Van Horn having stated that, 4
one part of the interyieH. General Thorn
4 as said to Mr.. Stanton that he did moi
! want. to have any unpleasantness with
him Mr. sBntlsr ;mmeaiatelv sprar,es Il
i his feet and made him repest the Word :
4 as assented by General Thomas-.sun.
i nleasantuess. u -. .,,s s,sss,.s So 49,
Mr. Stanbery came back to the as.
sanlt. and badgered M Van Horn 4 few
moments lonoer askine him why he did
mot make note of this remark at Tho
i time. along with his other notes, why BIZ
nut down aGaod mornino Mr. Stanton |,
and aGood moaning Mr. Thomas and
llaft ont annnleasantness n, -
F;n.llv M Von Horn. .wae dismissed
mnclr 70 his orat;fcat;on and relief {
Tamss p Horebe.a member of con.
sress @ from .P;ttsbnrgb was called re
g.s evam;ned .on tba same sub;ect AZ Mr.
] Van Va Horn and ,est;fed snbstantiallv the