New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-22
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eSrrosnors srd ,6 le had loe snu.cd bin sai
DUNG lis rcog 10 Wet Ils ie. ais . Ca Ca s2e
u he So ~ Pea m Of be & i shoal tat Nj sumner
pcrsoHsr eoni,e o e. lanesge On demand s'c icn Of BIN
ain vouiTrd o. c11quc-or Of c tcig pu' tle pe7't
matn 20 a;at ior va plain ,G'i Zoe give trs1 ls
Pedi 'h'r ai e 's % , @,,I' l' one o" ,a '
vii r frccnye y. rori h,sc, Mr Summer
l y, ne Ts sLoi ,nstser creates rr-st del Of tall smoug
tboss Who eve hecr svsrr o. o. exte,t D nature"
hir. euAiNEit tnca std u tncio were any ason 10
believe tha s S9iame,t Trua he cop1nt KY. ttS 20 Ms
c..Il attention 60 IT, But was appIised last evening
that statement OF this char WOud bc made by TT
h' icipicd at orc tLai SoJody woaId lave au,
thority from me- nor would SLY word ON me sui9ect
Z approached Ia the same way, ava
each time / gave The sumo answer ns'.,
Go believe Tint 10 is already communicated extensively
Ccrncd, 90 set no statement right In tho INST place,
thcscis allegation tat Nr. sumner has attacked the
President IN Executive session Of the Senate appeal
10 ~ associations ip 'i5 c.un be- cue ana az az
peal TO my friend rom inlala Nir Mort1ul ana ask
Inn TO say 10 ihc l'rc>CcL imply Mlai he said TO me;
personally. yc,tgrd ., VIA rgrl to tiS allegation.
euyh0dy 10 say the cOEtrs -. have C ucscd acts
OF his, as senator. 0as coiged 70 do H. So much
Tor tlat Then comes general ty TO which VIII not
alude, simply on account Of is 'aguencss lprOcocd t.
1ls Pr ' saya b., rome Of these occasions NJ Sumner bad
Never! challenge every citizen Of this Republic,
from end Of the country 10 the other wherever may
1s9t Know Zoo w y lis i Jdn ard nv own TO make
any such Impeachment Tnen to what have said Of
which is vague, have summoned witness, the
suatOr from Indiana ClOroi. l now summon two
others, and hopo my voice may reach them
and 'n c osy ' so 99 o, s' 5e Trca o.
So en-" , InI U,re' Of the CIo AID have
tbs say have said ard written 20 .bc secretary II
iest as any have ever expressed in the most private
intercourse. | am iucluel 20 think stronger. ] have
Treasury, the hard things have said Of TIC President
aud he knows whether thcy coud Ia any way justify
cheese DISTINGUISHED rIicrds hut SUMMON them Wit
lesses. ,e the President what have said Of
The Senate then proceeded with the regular order Of
Nj EDATNp> Gcl.. N,l-Iacrea.inS ne persi2ns oi
disabled soldiers ana sailors ana Of their widows ana
terred.
Mir. SCOTT G'cl., Pcnnl-TO eluaize and. tx tho
ualaes % certain bureau officers which was referred 10
'if ssSi m .,ii q Assistant Secretaries, Comptroller, md
sreasury Deranca Ptu,!c General end the Commits.
sra1at NV OWED By Al or TO- 1919. e Fr Controller
Gr. sH4i,MAY nop. O1io)-TO incorporate. the
American Loan and trust Company, with capital Of
b. OOo COO and authority 10 establish branch Offices
ihlougLo INC !.cd states. Referred.
Mr. COErETT rep Orcgor)-To fix tho eo'aries OF the
beads OF Aecuuye departments ana judges OF tne United
propose, O. Increase The l,r, q TIE hssd, Of department. to
?,sre Of he slr H C ioao6f tsociaie JUSTICES eoOOai
; s q s ss coaf g bs D e G Il se
MI osfotN tRe Fal-AIpropr4tng Sl''peo ior the
On motion II Mr. TfIAYER rep, Neb), the President
GAS Ieqneed 70 Tsn s hC Pec S coast cS SS Of
Cape Horn and the Isthmus.
A resolution offered by Mr.. DAVIS Dem, KY. was
carried amid general mrrrment, requiring the secre
tsry senate To furnish members with envelopes
long debate occupying the Senate untl ofler
o'clock then took place as to whether Tue - snO
10y Mr. sherman, the il {" repeal the Income Tx sup
IilF iAS DOMINGO COMMISSION.
The san Domingo IeSOtOh coming UP ~ 9C,ch as
tndeayOrcd 10 convince the senate that Mr.. MOrOns
resolution could not possibly pass before tho holidays,
GessTs. MORTON rep. Ind and CoNKLING CRePg
resolution would sit II out to-day the former remarking
That he DID not think the ngonu OF !ae Se9a rLr IRON on
Se%ers motions for Executive sessions. by Mr. SUM
we've ma and rejected.
a motion b. Mr.. SHERMAN Gep, Ohio, to postpone
hGe ser r,x Pn va. oYe Isl Tays 3when the
o! Mr. MoT5Gns OH was resumed
Mr. BANARD Dem, Dtl) delivered long argument
10 thow that the prqGson was ~ ana
absorb al the West India Islands.
Mr. SUMMER then addressed tho Senate IN q long
speech in which DC reviewed the whole subject OF the
proposed annexation Of San Domingo. and severely crti
csed the Administration OT its connection Herewith
Congress to o dance Of blood, and was new step IN
measure Of yo'gnc n winch several Sies naq Dte zen
resolution actually created these diplomatic officers, ana
5v.I Tc Gf favor was OF annexation. by pre-
arranged report by Commissioner having the color
dent could now appoint agent TO visit San Domingo
wthout tn necessity OF any RESOLUTION. lie sad tue
Information which had reached him from that island
einoe the rejection OF the treaty confirmed him In his
belief that IT, Negotiation bad been consuInnated N
violence. and so far as II had been maintained IL Rad
bcen fraugut with violence ever since 10 Ihe
used strong language, but only such as
occasion required A. Senator, and as patriot
ne could not sec his country suffer In its good name
slthOut earnest Ell ut TO save it. Entering into the
history OF the San Domingo COLLATION., MI sumner sdd
iacz Fabens aud C4zuenu who ssduced into their firm
a Young officer OF the United states emitting himself
Ad-de-camp % L. : Grant, President Of tho United
States OF America and his special agent to the D0mln
Republic and That they together had gotten pro
loCOl up Willie tue young officer proceeded 10 make GER
tain promises behalf Of this country " TINS socaied
IONS "A taking this step the fact concealed,
and inquiry thus far had been able to penetatel
states Of America, had signed treaty by which the
President Of the United states was pledged 10 use hs m
6ueDCe among the members OF Congress TO make tue an
nexstiOn popular and all the mate knew now
faithfully President had carried out that pledge not
only using but exceeding this influence IN faVoi oi Tue
Mt Sumner vent on to show that at the time, and
snce the negotiation, Bacz, with whom II had been
made had been maintained In power by the presence OF
Bscz was sustained by the United states that be might
betrsy and sell bis country He lSunner would 1Ia ma,
ieuge the Senator from Indiana (MOrtUn 10 deny that
: ~ or 10 doubt II by single uttcrancc. We were now
treating Bacz as puppet IN order 70 OBTAIN p1seS S
.Iat tcultoTr precisely as England treated the MOS
quito chief The documents ~ the Naval Department
yroyed all this aud further substantated oy inc
tesmnny naval officers who had returned from thcrc
';r. MORTON rep, Ind here remarked mat NE
'.;t fnrs,. of answering the broad statements made
1v Mr sumner was Indicated by tie res0luton IN an
t,etual investigation 10y "a Commission. He wished 70
submit enc Question 10 the Senator: Whether al lhe
PARTIES Ia san Domingo, both the adherens OF B9ez a
CauTd, for annexation ii that was So t1en al
chat eonatOf sumner had sad was imnatcIal ana lHo
Ious aug IFS only effect was intended TO obscure the
Nal,Ie In he mi &C. mil