The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-06-02
MoRr pnorAn1rr PROM WADE.

MORE PROFANITY FROM WADE.
As Spinner returned from the Commit
tee.room he met Wade. whom he offered
to console, but Wade blufed him, say
ling, eDamn traitors, North or South
The party is going to hell" Spinner
passed on. sa
WASHINGTON, D. G., May 25.
BUTLER BUSY.
This has been day of unusual inter
lest. Butler has been in his glory, What
the smell of fresh blood is to the tiger,
moral putrefaction is to the olfaetories
lof Butler, who to-day threw his head
tback, distended his nostrils and snuffed
the air about him, on reporting q resolu-
ltion to have Colonel Woolley arrested
and brought to the bar Of the House.
Butler reported the testimony taken be-
fore the Star Chamber Committee, in
volving the question of bribery Of Sen.
ators. The testimony of
THURLow WEED,
THE maiE pillar of the Grant platform,
] proves that he canvassed with proptiety
in buying the Radical Senators, but the
proposals did not include either of the
s.recreant Senator'S who voted for &C
quittal. The purchasable material we're
all among those voting for conviction,
who, after ascertaining, could not sell
tout.
Mr.. Brooks suggested that the blanks
| in the report Of Mr. Butler be filed With
the names Of. Pomeroy and Nye, the Sem
ators alluded to. m
Mr.. Butler, without admitting they
were the Senators, said that the Senators
whose names were omitted voted for con-
viction.
Thus the corruption was entirely
family affair and confnedt to the inpeach-
ers themselves, and it is doubted whether
the Democratic siGe had any right to
participate in the fight. The most OBJ.
Ijectienable feature in the fight was the
unwarrantable manner in which the names
Of prominent gentlemen are dragged in,
simply because they had telegrapLed 20
parties to know how impeachment stood.
For instance, Mclean and John s. G..
Burt, were!thus introduced without shad-
ow of excuse Mr.. Burt had been SOM
monsd to-day y,and applied three different
times to be allowed to appear and explain
the telegram. Itwas refused by Butler,
who, after introducing the name of the wit
ness in an outrageous manner, discharged
him without propounding a single ques-
ton.
COLONEL wooLLEY
Will appear at the bar of the House to-
morrow, and present his own defense,
and take the position, that the House has
no power to cause him to divulge conf
Dental business Of his clients, or exam.
inc into his private transactions.
Mr.. Brooks, of New York, was slo-
quent to-day against the outrage perpet-
rated on the telegraph Offices BY the
managers, and declared that the compa.
nies which yielded to their demsnds.for-
feited all claim to the public confidence.
Mr. Brooks also protested as public,
Journalist, against the invasion Of conf
Dental relations existing between news
paper men and those from whom they
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