New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18

explaiped how was that each resolution was signed BY
had received majority vote In the Committee, but when
the RESOLUTION came to be signed there were some mem
bes G,eps tue ao said that The Committee bad
agreed g have he 70 saa q eay Hoa s
Gen sbosrps esed h,ug ,sropgh Gen Este procured 70,
u sso Tor IT, wheh be understood was to 20 to Tennessee
oe G S.s' DANIEL Tyler s having q. % Big sons
ponnsu he had been told ,, NJ, Cooper rssdsn' 9GaS
ns.on Tor money 81 friends ard that the thing vi" not un
Gn orr. Este testified that the ueeons with Mr. Butler
bad been made through him. and that he had PAID about 70 Nv
Rs % .,1 BE- s"s he Ss' bad sSas line
.S' az. S s "a. Psy S own motion
ss''sd to ~ Butler certain the .l g'Df" MONEY .ni there VS..
perhaps %; Pss''sssS , s.s.' .:. . Ms
Sss That NJ bS S wen. Ss and 'it
support, Mr. Butler had sad to hin u tSa % & S,ss
proposed to pay him anything for NJ he him.
not sd @ s VI % a ID the
distinctly stated to bin would receive for himself
ssmas M IT, .s Of tennessee had received an appointment
@ A 10 Sps 81 S S He 1s% Of M Bu
district to West Point but there was no boy
Robert Crawford Of Tennessee testified Buffers efforts get
William Stokes Member 4 Congress from had :.
stated y the caaIssa Of the STATE Css . G.%@ss that sas
state Crs,n 9th, R.PGsaa party g. " !. Washington
when money paid BY lying table, ard M Batter
told him had been from NwYork be used in starting
paper AT Morristown, Tenn.
Bsie m the money Mr. Butler did it, but be wit
ness exclaimed Goodness sve i'll could chance to take any
money would take it," lie IL right He
food that the be used In connection With the election
money coud get and get all coud" Butler expressed
him the fear that be d ANYTHING do with that money would be
construed that lie bad taken II for wrong purpose
Mr. Buffers before the Committee that he had
made further Efforts end bis district qualified boy for the Military
Acasy He had the
pointing young and setofed told him could
be acquired that such had been the practice Of the
Government object d the school with spghtly
boys who would do the and that the appointment
young Tyler would be gratifying TO him He had therefore, made
the Subsequently Gen Este called his insisted
his taking which first declined DO Col
Tennessee the the time, nerpod sHd sd You
have got take H. because hard time nnr
ton there and know that few Of have support
II IN the Tennessee election. Gen Este took $50 himse
and len 800 his m Butler table or that he had contrbu
ted 800 TO establish paper the interest Of Gen stokes satisfied
debt Republican paper published
JoBboro East Tennessee aud $50 for printing election tick
etc. He bad appropriated Of his
Gen skohe able to recall conversation with Mr. Bnler
tie subject Of cadets thought barely possible that he had aad
certainly DID recommend him appou Tys he did
Gen Tyes had applied
poninent one, Indeed that Gen. Tyler had
the reading OF the testimony being completed, the
previous question" was seconded. aud the vote was
taken first on tie resolution for expulsion.
The vote taken by Yeas and Nays. An unusual
stiffness prevailed In the House, and the members
answered TO their names in low tone Many declined
to vote at first but after the roll completed fifteen
members by and ALL with two exceptions.
recorded their votes in the Affirmative Finally, tho
was annonnoed-Yeas, lol Nays SO.
The following is the vote in detail