Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-03

that would IKE 70 hhNo had some aheh ming
passed when they wanted TO borrow money.
Mr.. Cook. MOI the poor man may want u, |
but, look At this scheme as you please, and I |
defy the gsosleIsS, 20 name one peer mar yhS
soheme Not one. You cannot do ~. The |
gentleman aitb down and uttern naTeaponae |
Nj: HAL, lam not very far from that POSI-
Mr., oooi. Ont Yes. You are Srsal estate
brokeL; lLauEhterl $500 ,..s,-..
NJ. Hal. The, e ysTy true sir; sS Si;CS.,
corporation attorney. tcriss Of good, and
.p&si ~. Ssss. Yes, ~, and 81. corporation at;
his enemiss, Including every rebel 10 The city
aad every Democrat has failed 70 ias,ep ,t .
stands Hers to.nISft and IL ass every real e..
tate broker, oeal dealer ard territorial advo-
cate, anq the khrunLtoan into thebargaini %
he IL Z JaofAss, And whsH the RaPuRLIoAN
designated me ~ jaetass II dediEnAted
asses, tiauShtsr and appiauss,l because you
passed resolntiona approving OF what said
tCIlss Of "Thavs so,e and applau.s.l "a 49,,
Now, does the RaPuBLIcAH advocate thla
sehsmsi why, have kot--look here, (hold.
log up copies OF the RHPuBLtokr,D I 20 armed,
AZ you see. Here is q RaPunLIoAH, tholdinE
*. RS SPPgSSLr si IA Tho days 81 Kadssw John.
500, In which II aubtaiped Andrew Johnson's
veto Of the freedmen'a bureAubill Here II IL,
IhMN 10 one hNfVbLl0ANl H9fN " AnONnbF ~
which Il pitches into Brownlow aud tho RNdl-
calls generally, tLaughter1 ga - E....
Nj. Hall. 1 would ask the gentleman who
Mf. GooE. Why GaFtsES'S RsSS wa. sstho
head oft w.. mo-. ..t
TNotS.--Thls Is wilful misrepresentatl
on Mr.. Cooks part. II he will examine the
ales Of the REPUBLICAN Of the date referred
10, he will nnd that Mr.. 8. p. Hanscom was
the edltor.-Ep. REPUBLICAN,.
Ill \ 10 ak ~ aka h0naRaN oh . lr-
man Of this meeting was not one Of the editors
At that timet -.....H Il. . .... lad. .
Ma. Peek. No, sir. I will take o.O.slon to
say, as the gentlemen all know, that never
was an editor OF that paper when II supported
Andrew johnson. #H.H aH ~
n H. Miller. ! believe the presided, win
say but Que word, and that Is n the speaker
[Mt. Oookl charges that Mt MuttAgh had any
control Of the papers in those days, he states
A Voice. oh. don't mind him. He 10 al old
Mr.. Geek. Look herei I have no reply 10
make to tbs voice that has just GqueAkeh out.
TLaushteT.l j am dealing with Muftagh.
There Is his name at the head OF the paper,
holdlns vi. a copy ,of the RsrUatloAsl
500 nan, 10 you undsrstand thstI Put IL
down. daughter, and cries Of "Put It down."l
There Sits one Of his reporter,-my friend
Shephstd. He never was Republican
MI Shepherd. How DO you know that
Mr.. Cook. He asks me how know IT. Be
ocrGt. tLsuEhter and ApplAulo
M shepherd. You SuON Everybody "
Nj, Cook, lie Sayu everybody IisS.
.ME ss.phsra. think you lie, too.
t NJ. s6Soi Did he ever vote ono ofOur tick.
cts, or SId Isto the extent Of a dime 10 our
contests hersi NeVeri [ories OF "Hoi"
MI. Shepherd. I will have to retreat, whom
everybody" lies. ILsuEhter.l
Mr. Cook. He thinks that everybody lies,
ne !. RspsSSlisssp, then Pu a., u Sown nat
RPusuicAN, asserta that no never was a
Democrat and AlwAya a Republican.
IA voice, Let that go DOWN." and laugh.
Now, then, let me pu, this thing through
Who IL the sdiior OF the REPUBLtoANt A man
BY the name OF Harris, who was president-l9
TNoTS--wAsu Mr.. Cook made this rOmafk
h. utisred a deliberate 1alsehood, as he did In
the remark folloWing.-ED. HEF.I
nan who Z Az told y, s,qR%r,d several o.
sdltor.in.ehleL lie 10 a refined gentleman,
perhaps, who thinks We are JAekasses.
lL,ushtSr Nov ! would IKE to snoy S who
| lieAni whoi Now do you know how they
/ will reply TO me. Why they will say "the
IHekAss aud Cookie"-put 1t down-thstis all
Ne. Shepherd. wewill publish your speech
/ 10 full. II will need no comment.
Mr.. Cook. They didn't publish my speech 10
| full before, They left out part, and omitted
your resolutions, addressing Prof Green J
But am wandering. show me man in
thls eommunity who has never ALTERED in hts
| followed II BY day and by night, who has sac.
rincod comfort, means, ease, all for tho Re.
pSSsSs PARTY SP 1S,Eit S 'n SSS.y you one "
Mr., Hall. How 10 1t with Den. Howard, who
has lost his arm, sir, as = Republican, and
who has given more to enfranohise the mar
lion attorney TUrieS t'GoodPi and sp.
piause.l There 10 Judge Fisher. too.
Mr. Cook. Gao answer that. Gen. Howard
lisa great, good and noble man. .fr.
| MT. Hall. Why charge him then with du-
plicity, As The gentleman hAs donei
Mr. Cook. i have not done 80.
MI. Hall. The gcntleman charged that thi
leaders In this movemsnt had put on clover
mi MI. Cook. General Howard Ia not lsAdsl
Hal General ! 9gs,s lplass \ Z,
favor OF the movement, and 90 I, Jads.
Fisher Does he say he u not to be trusted
Mr.. Cook. Stilt hATping on my daughter
nq ms .0f sCRs' $suiloS Sg 5sR "a,
nomIn Atsd the iAmentel lincoln, and threw
my hat nahlFh AS any other man when he wai
MI Cook. ohi Its I ondsr that hat eve,
came down. lLaughter:l pan't you see u sail
hal, that went 80 hiEh and tapered 40 iiaely Ia
| IA solss-"ThAt was not the Judicial hal, /,
Stsp furthe1 pa d s hEt GO yin 60
BILE man. Gen. Howard never advocated the
nrst movement Of the friends of a territorial
FoVernment. When he appeared In this roo N
above, he said that he could ONLY go IA 100 ~
with general aud universal suffrage. Zap
Nj. Hall. I would ask the gentleman II
there was any resolution lntToluosd at the
msstlnE this afternoon othhr an shat looked
MI Cook. They Tspotlsd another aud sen,
oSSETss nsR sps Ss,1E 1S6sa IL M
hung 70 II like grim death to dead niger
A. seTssas Dc. Howard. reverence him
bot Gen. Howard, II understood him to-day
advanced thh a. one reason why he supportsd
= territorial government That he wanted Il
build up howsrd SHiySrIity, and Improve the
thai ,whllq e G,qHs sStsaL that light be CON
jerry Eobinson. Mf. Pfs.Ideps woSlaln,
! to ask the gentleman IL ho cannot give vi
somsihing on corporation Affairs: he hal
been talking good deal about territorial gov
sIupent here tonight, but 1 should like tc
hear 1omething eohssrnins what we have got
/ MI. Cook. III tell you about that. III you
| tNaAN - lud
mAnaEs. ~. ~
Mi. Hall. IN pfomiBs the gentleman thai
his position a. corporation attorney shall re
nAin II no will 60 In and advocate this move
nent. Laughter and Applauss.l IAmAfraid
Mr Chairman, that the Vigor and earnsstnell
i vita which the gentleman 10 defending hIi po-
sition depends upon the lease OF his situation
| Prolonged Applauhs.1
Mr.. Cook. Look at that. II seems, AFTER all
mat General Howard Ein't "ih this scheme n
| but Mat Hall IL the big gun OF the ostablish.
| ment, kH he promised me the corporation at.
toEneythip, Laughter and applause
Did you ever hear OF that old wicked fellow
that took up q certain person on the top OF /
| mount4in, and told him that he would Giys
him all that was below II he would fall down
Ahd worship hint Laughter and applause
j MT, Hall. 1wAntto say, Mr.. Chairman, al
1 1 an AflAld that H. got the gentleman oi the
top Of the mpuntaln he would not set the 81.
ample such As wAa act by the Saviour On ths
III ere,
M Cook. You SEQ the gentleman ia ad-
| yAnoiBB. He has not only got the power Ia
dotermi Inc who shdl have the keys Of the
| earth, but he knows how every fellow 10 RoinR
70 fall down and TorshiP him. Laughter aud
mr. Cook concluded with an explanation Of
| his personal position In regard to this matter.