New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-12
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WASHINGTON.

LONG CABINET MEETING-MOvEMENr ASArNsT
SENATOR sCiURz-cARD FROM JUDGE PAS
CHAL ON THE h'GARRAHAN CAsE--EJECTIoH
FRAUDS IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
lBY TELEGRAPH 70 THE rRIBUSkI
WARRINGTON, Friday Nov n. 1870
The Cabinet remained In session unusually long
time to day. and everybody concluded that the mpcnd
ing Bureau changes and appointments were tho subject
discussion IL transpred, however, that nothing OF
the sort was considered, other questions monopohzins
che entire meeting but Just what they were has not jet
become known. II Ia presumed, therefore, that the
President was merely clearing up his ohical table pre-
paraory to brief visit to Philadelphia whlSher No
this evening, and where he is To be the guest %
exsecretsry Borie until Monday next
is reported that the ChiefJusticeahip OF the Unt"d
States Court OF Gains life position, recently resigned
by Judge Casey viii DO rendered 10 Senator Williams OF
Oregon.
Some OF the Republican Senators here are 20 much
ncensed the Of Senator scburz In Missouri pol
cs that they contemplate taking vigorous measures 70
punAh him producing discussions In the party; ana
In furtherance Of this intention they will endeayor TO
read him out Of their councils take from him his pron
pent place on committees, aud exclude him from the
party csucuses
Judge Paschal one Of the attorneys for the MeGarra-
han claim to-day publishes a card ad dressed To an
Impartial Public" in which he refers to certain SLATE
ments made Ia Secretary Cox's recently published ef
to the President He says Cox again gives fase yer
In writing; that the had been publicly
exposed and in repeating It, therefore, Mr. Coxs mis-
statement Intentional that Cox Ia guilty OF stu more
wicked In his reference TO the printed
statements Of counsel and he accuses Cox OF mrepre
senting records In regard TO tho letter shown TO
Cox in which of McGarrahans counsel offered $4,000
to influence Coxs favorable action toward hcGsrahau
Psschal says:
al say unQuafedly for myself and am sure can for
Shaw and every other attorney engaged Tor hcIsrfs
han, that IL any such letter ever shown TO COZ or
anybody else II was wholesale forgery, ana peleVs
the statement to have been mere invention"
The card closes follows As " the claim telt Mr.
Cox makes not statement about II which IL nos
grossly false or largely exaggerated"
Several persons, who claim TO have absolute hnowN
edge the fact, assert to-day that the Commissonershp
Of Internal Revenue has been rendered to Gen. Alfred
Peasonton, and that he has promised TO give an answer
next week. The report cannot now be verified
Mr. Bowen, the present member, writes here that no
will the seat OF De Large, the eoored Congress
man elect the lid South Carolina District Bowen
claims that the ballot stuffed after lie pos
were closed. 1t IL slso Charged that DE Large was
blockade runner during the war, and took out EnghsA
naturalization papers at Nassau.
Commissioner Wilson has not been requested to resign
aud does not intend resign. He has heard nothing
from the President reference IN tho matter and pu
noses remaining in his Office until otherwise ordered "
the Executive.