The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-16
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Same days aeo. We alluded 10 Gar
6eli's exposure Of one q the patriotic
Cuban pimps in the House 81 Re7re-
sentA,ives. Mr. Garfield Illustrated The
damaged gods With which The Tnbane
had fAttened a column appealing 10 the
people-to c~oagreSs-t6 the xoSsi-so
become enthnssd on behalf ef the in
snrssnts. The man whose terrible sSory
had been worked uPoa for the purpose.
vas shown up IS = Summon fla6er. =
renegade. = dead beat-hirkinS the dnty
Of explaining to the dad mans family
hex Gen. Stsadnan. former Consul At
Santiago de Cuba had cone to his death
in the hOuse Of his 1oa-commuuioAhng
successor. Some. unehzntAhls. might
suspect that even the stately 1ubans
had some Of the picked vAlnuts-ihe
Cuban war bonds
Nov. we have s part5ealariDed accom-;
OF the process employed by the Cuban
managers TO work up = sympathy in this
Country for the insarree1lonists II Is
furnished BY the Washington correspond
ent Of that able and ret2hle Nex YORK
journal. The Evening Pos;-a faithful
Republican advocate. Changes have
been freely ms3@ that the Cuban man
Agenen; has been usins large sums Ct
money and bends With the lobby and
with newspaper correspondents; ard It
came 10 be the common talk that certain
Members Of Congress had bonds az the
bottoms OF their pockets So notorious
was this become. TIA; it xas necessary TO
appoint s committee - investigation.
3. T Butler u4s chairman Of the con-
mittee. A large number of Witnesses
were examined bat the COMMITTEES has
not reported u the Hoase.
The Telegraph 4 fex days &ga, n men
noning House proceedings, quoted a
severe denaneiAiion uttered By Congress
man Fitch against a newspaper writer
This correspondent explains what vas
meant. Mr.. Ftch's na1s h2d Somehow
50; eatAnslei With the reports q bribery
in connection with Cuban matters. Il
is remembered. however. that O. the
occasion Of Mr.. Fteh's rising 70 a e1es-
Of privilege Mr.. Batter. chairman
Of the investigating committee. prompt
ly exonsrAie5 hin fnoaa tie charge. and
Mr.. Fitch very severity denounced the
author Of fAs hbsl
This Washington correspondent q
The Evening Pod-:o re:E-n 70 the sub
iecs-sh2reeS that M Ruiz, financial
agent Il CabA Il the United States has
besn contracting. with lawyers and
others for xosk II the lobby, 70 couni
upon ConEasssnen aad ca-respso6suss-
SI.oo1. 600 = Cuban bonds Esre bar
gained 50 this correSpaaisa; avsrs 70
parties agreeing to bring 2boai the resos-
niuon Of Cah4a b-sIzsarensy. y. 3
Taylor. the employee q Rziz failed,
After zn oza q sI09.o 600 II ba15S 10
secars = leading Western laAa whose sd
he soasht. 70 bring 4boui the required
Rcaon BY Congress. He nexi d III
aooozn: zaS en-agsa Ben. Wade An5
Senator Morton, Who agreed 70 lss iha.-
best ez3r1s xsia the President q behalf
q tie r~ecag15noa. S251e19 > tbs
prce NAMED far fhsss two csuiis1A-
TAs Agres1aa; VAS. daily asknoSlei-e5
before q sasnas q ths PaAes Il Wzsh-
Ins.aa. Aeszf the eaS a. NaraDhar5
shys tAe correspondent Nh Merton Was
sad to have drawn - = p~raaa1z1an
fat tbs Presidents signature, d~aelkn1e
the rights Ct tbs Insurgents As bsIESa--
eo1ss b1i ths Pral5az1 released - sice
IL As i contained sediments adverse 70
tbs polsF lad down q BE faIl9Ke5 by
TIE A5-lalst-aa8n TIE agent = Bu5z
II tins business engaged 70 5sbzrss
hanaz 70 newspaper correspondents Eo5
odbe- lobbyists. . the 1n5Eui q $50
600 II Al L vas f5z1d Aflar s Whla.
LlA Llr t-AA-sr u 1ALZ I'D III NlIA
VEL RMS agent applied for money.
70 use on these psolaes q L ihki could
not be had the on and oui issue m
bonds. instead q the promise q then.
Then tbs ef1r1 WIS mAds l. lnaues
CanrressiDsu L take hai5 q ths --
ter. L$uus, TIE Cuban envoy. : Elss
SID - have contracted with D.. Bliss. ud
Washington, 70 The SAINT purpose, Il tbs
SER u S3aa. o13 IL banas.
TAs Is tbs Description 81 how II Hp-
pa1-1l &c was given he caBss u the IL
s1-ganis and hhbusss-a u having En
patty II different pGrzs q the United
States Il Is very aa-zEu thai senator
Morl1n Is taking II zuRsrll Interest u
the eERss u TIE insurgents MhEf NAY
he ms motive tbsrs11. We CAL moi STATE
Prea3ant GrE1i las siaa5fas1iy s1a3d III
The neutrality he fran ths A-sa AZ
DoEncad and the hints absrs rsr-s-
dnced mBy serve 10 throw hight uT,uu TIE
mHnnar IN which the Presidents Erncln-
NATION Was treated 4 Congress q
noticed II III dispatches d Flrsi Page
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