Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-18

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Al 9i9op. n. Nj. Dtaks moved to 60 into
executive sesalon, -,
M. Tfumbull urged that the Senate
should 90 on with The 0eoSgia BIN, or they
would never gef through With Il. .t,...lE ~
The motion was agreed to-YUaf 20, nays
Do and tbo Senate then went into etecptlYe
session, and afler soue time spent Ghesreih
adjourned -fIAl sQl ~ ~. Z. d
HOUSE, or REPRESENTATIVES,. a
MfsCnIlknnouAh uffHrse. rsfl, 3,
Mr.. DABes, Of Mas, from he Computes
on AppropfiAdong, fepofied tha henats
Joint reIolniion authorizing the secretary OF
The Treasury 70 transfer an appropriation
for public priniins and eIndingi which was
pe If' Pad, Of W., Isl.t.a leave % nitro
Once a reaolltioh directing The COMMITTEES
on Reconstruction 70 inquirs Into the con.
atItntionaIIly Or tbs enabling act ,of the
State 81 Virginia b. which All the Stats
ofaccs were vaoated, and the vacancies
allied By appointment Of the Governor. Il =
Mr.. Brooks, Of New York, objected. Con.
gres,, hs said, bad rssonstIuctsd YirglDla
nj. Piaii, She nssds RECOMMENDATION. .
M. bhAnke, OF Ind, introduced q resolu-
tl9n directing the Commliles on Military
AhAin 70 take Ateps 10 perfect the tille Of
the United states in Arlington and other
national cemeteries, Adopted.
mortal N tSs IsSi.iat5 y M Mnns w. " n
relation 10 A railPoad nom ihat stete 10
WIunspeg- Referred 70 the COMMITTEES On
Railroads aud Canals. t.,.,,.-i .rff % ~.
/ Mr.. sargent, Of Cal, from tho Committee
on Mines and Mining, reported Houae bill
70 ament the ACT granunG The fight OF way
g diteh and canal compAni'aoVer thsPuehc
: amendment. o6srsd ~ M Nibl,et. Of
Indiana, and Mr.. Johuson, OF California,
were Rdopled. A "a ~ blIi passed, - : =
Mr.. Fefris. N N, n. Irotn Ihe aame eom-l
mittoa, repoftsd. adyer,elv upon -1he House
bill amendatoFV Of the act IN relation 10 tbs
sutro tunnel, and asked that the bin might
lay on the table.
Mr.. Ferris said this was not a report OF
the full committee, and that Mr.. Sargent
would present a minority report Ia the
morning.
the report when the morning hour eTpIred.
Nm. n. n. BuTLHR'G oIsE.
Mr.. stouRhtou, on Mich, then called up
the rcsolutloua raportod ya.tordaV In the
ease OF Mr.. m. n. Batter. OF Tennessee. who
IL charged with having literally dlsposed Of
a cadetshlp. 100
TIM TRsrnoSr.
The TESTIMONY wa read In faI al The
clerks desk.
A. soh0ppo toatIaed, 40 the fact that DO.
cause OF his friendship for General TYLER he
had arerted hlmaolf 70 procure an appoint
ment for Tyler,a son. He knew nothing
about tho PAYMENT N MONEY 10 Mr.. Butler.
but he received 81 800, which he paid 10 Nj.
Eeto, He Understood the money was 10 10
n rennnaaee bnt did mi kr6w ,Vho PIC
paih n 10.
0euerSi Dapiei TyIer te,tiaed IN thu fact
thai his sop. Au9ustu. q. Tyisr, sot me
appointment from MI. Buti.r. INA smonnt
paid for the appolutment was q. 900 Hs
had been Informed that these appointments
could be purchased. ana theretore h. made
the effort, MIluary peoplo connsetod Win
the 0oyernment. he said, NAV mai theae
tranaaotlops were going on. and that tbese
annolntment. wsrs honeht ana soid The
MONEY was not naId until after the srroInl-
ment wa IN General Sch1nna,s han5' ana
n Wna moi IpteOded ~ ~ ,,aid nptIl M. An.
poIntment wa fnads, osnsraI irylar AZ
had eonyersstlons Win uensrsl eehnsal6
linen eeeretaTy of war nnon the snb,scp
but he never suppoaed that osneraI scho.
deid eelected the nominatiop. or eTpres.sd
10 Mr., Butler or anV une else nnV desira an
anxiety % nave the Nomination made, = :
Nj. Geo. p. EstS tssIinod, that 20 far as
hH nQdRral0Od. thu nnDOIntHrEnN mazda
Tor a necnnIspv consider.tIon- Thsr. Iors
one ortWo pabers In Tenne.sea th.t we're
not On yerv FOOD footing flnsncIsllv. ana ~
thrre vas NJ r.ndidato IN tha, ron crsssional
dIstdet. me bow vac appolnted' ma ths
6sthSr advanned u,onav u MIN along the
papera. M. Fsio naH tha' monsy ID M.
Rntisr nimsslf ana dId nol thinS ~ amonnt
Was faT from A o0o. IA Wonld not ssy
poaIiiyely that NJ, Butler made me sppoiut.
ment in consIderstIon OF Inc 81 200 The
subject was talked over before unouev was
men TONED, and whether Butler made the
appointment for the money, OF whether he
cour.s eonid me. ,aY A'"VN' "ns''' VI
MT. Fste furthsr tes,las. that he waa in
trodueed 10 two or thTre RenresentatIye,
fTom The Southern states' ana tben III found
that Mr.. Butler had this sppolntmenL which
eould Be obtained for 4 eopsidar.tlon, Ana
tbe annointmsnt va msda NJ, Rsts him.
self supreated that a hspdsome present
sho6ld be made 10 Mr.. ButIer. When the
money was rendered 70 oenerni Butler he
declined 10 take It for himssIf. and II was
understood that tho money was TO 10 for
Butler about the matter because he sup-
men from the 0ulf Siatas. who had not long
reslded Id their dlatriets, And dld NOT thor.
ourhlv nnderstand thelT eon.titn.nclea.
Gmnei NIlligan 4 re.idsnt n East Tan
neSssI' testiasS thst NJ. 'Hntier ofFsred him
the annoIntmsnt eIther II Wcst Point oT An
uapoiIs. and ana Sppoint NJ, ION Ia The Iat.
ter. 'an3 aeemsd III nave soms dlficnItv In
rettinS 4 hov ham -hia dIstyIet Who Wa
suaIi IA 6or Wsaf Point. -" - :
y rohrst A tCra ,Ssari ~ Eat ,r.pnas.a.
,l.e t1stises II pniIsS5s sn.i,tv 10 ~ 4 hoy
IRON in distrieT VINO va dnafihsd. -
a HON. WIN, II. stoI.s ts.tiaed Ia ths fact
that Mr. pntler hsd ria a larre ann al
monsy for camnaign pnrpoaea In feunsssee
m Is8p. $500 - iFT'h TS1f-
y M, II. A. aawvsr. af Tanne..ee. t..tIAed
~ MING in NJ HntIsr,. roon, shnrtlv 4 Mar
NJ Rtt. Ian the money thsya and tlat NJ.
Butler linen said thH2 ne money va moi
w, stn,n Tenn t ~ = y WY
n wlllIsm anence. oS .1r.nnn..ee. testiasd "a
bsIrv II nntI.T3s s,oo1, ~hen SF,ts Came IN
~hht hs synonex, maj F.ls Iaid n doVVn an
Inc table' and ~. Butler he,ltated Then
sI,ds,{ i-Ling M ana wss oniv nersnadsd h
a. ~ -. l.. - - -, M, N.
Iaf aa4Ilh ha unaA for tina N nera In T0nnRaneu