New-York tribune., 1871-12-15

"sTs Mr. WTLsoNI don't know whether that wss 80 or
nGs Mr. SCOTT Rop. Penn.l said tho preliminary mea-
.res for removal OF tho DisrctAttorney and the
Marshal taken before the finding OF the indictment
Mr. BLNiRaaI have equal means Of knowledge; and
say that tho officers we're turned out Of office for finding
an against person for violating law OF 'ho
Mr. WILSON said ho was not "boastful" Of the hd
minstratlon. He simply desired to be JUST ana there
he said that the Administration seeking progress
in the right direction, although good deal more 81
who thought the Democratic party dead. He expected
to encounter them in full Force next year. and he warned
in the vain hope that they would meet no vigorous
Mr. WYE q p Nov thought that tho subject before
the Senate had been greatly magnined. This was an
attempt revive the old Committee on Rerenchment;
co%m"e ha% Ssen ssn. created Sst d Originally special in
srumcnt to correct the abuses tnat had on until
about year ago. whcn finding that In the pure S mert 20
really Republican Administration II hsa nov no hsen
buried Soon after the death of that Committee certain
tn the oc rop%a
of Civil Service reor and under tnat rry evy ytS MI
now at@mping to revye ~ ae sndinS Sd for persons and
Mr. THURMAN (Dem.. Oho)-The Senator objects to 70
sending for persons and papers. Whore was his voice
on the memorable occasion when Committee & o o t.
Representatives was examining INTO ne tnny S"
duet and affairs OF Senator's to discover whether 'e SG
had been bribnd to ac1ut Andrew Johnson so some
raBsacking the telegraph OFFICES TO es' az 'V''
thing that might compromise those senators, or such
Mr. NYE-Jus whore II is now. Give me anolner sp,t nt
there is no such occasion There is peace in me ne
ranks now save with one here and there VINO W" f y"
Missouri E I'm M schnrz yctrday, about h NM Mr.
Leet who connected win h9 10 the fact that
during the war he was Gen. Grants stan F1r wnat
p"sa CiI 1Innas that the President had stopped to
3aSSo 91,S in nc @srs' He r Ny did
Tds Ta su he dS think hat the fact that in
s C"s my not to aqSs h n rs s
remarks OF the senators who waou tr,s ro e.
an Investment with which TO manufacture little dust
throw in the eyes of the people next year Inc seia
the COMMITTEE fn Of porcntous evils and It would not
be published nutl just before tine next f
setts lr. WILSON, Ild announced himself In isv%E OF
this Commc and had gone nto one Ui ms
but If he really the friend OF labor why did he not
stand by the poor mo oscd ,S o cnt
Mr. sCiiURZ rep, Motive always listen with plea
sure to the senator Nevada because. however dis
posed NAV he here to earnest disquisition we all IKE
little comedy now and then; and however may
he some Of the things that the senator says always
forgive him account OF the exceedingly funny manner
on on Tnten ne cnnsds one ss ,f G generally me- Within the Walls
heaer but If the Senator is satisfied with tnc roe h
Those who defend bad always resort TO certain
line OF defense. They attempt to throw suspicion on the
Nevada like other Senators here. makes attempt TO
di.prove any Of the facts that stated Yesterday mi
accuses me Of inslnuatng that Mr! Lects service
in the army should st a ssrvca from n hs
Government. and that the President had something
70 40 to w a t% sHs words m y InSs' the
Ncw-York (Mr. Conknel: He said YESTERDAY that the
up by the Committee Retrenchncnt last year. The
Committee did undoubtedly believe ihat the a case was
dals as exposed laid bare the Administration
would jump at the chance to put an end to the disgraec
same scandalous system robbery exists down to this
day, spite of the exposures made by the Comnittee
laon to remove these absesi Because no legislation
was necessary. The abuses created by the Exccu
aud they could be done away with by the Executive
did say. Having laid the evidence before the senate,
thaawhea the most respectable mere Oh New i9rR OK
Secretary of the Treasury had, time and again, pro
nouaced against when the 70 ami se on & Re
sustained and keR alive down to- to this very day. w. da
y m TeT S s s
decent regard for public 9nion and stronger than the
sfSTeq5X Mr Fl sfs & H. here neoed
make explanation, and in reply to remark by MI
ibe in ScSYork who Stated before the
Committee under OATH that in violation Of their official
taken bribes and that they took bDes every time they
discharged vessel and say further that the agenis 0 OF
get their vessels discharged without brDing the Of
cials." , .,o,,, ,,ve 70 know
wsehsT Ms srSSsR ,Srs HP sH$ ".'
having been removed Iknow nothing about it,,
aRpGRTs 10 pc eSaY 1Ra, wor orG
$4,000 100000 year. to those who have IT. that II Is
denounced by the principal merchants OF New-IOrk rs
system Of robbery that it has been Investigated by
Special Commission, sent there by the Secretary OF the
Teasury that in the report of that Commission the sys-
tenn is designated great abuse that 1t has been
hS ,s so an Ve that at it connes down to
ttia
the the inference nee that there must be some ',nys
snaor FROM mat nsaa orUH
says that my remarks yesterday cast reflection on
the Par now ye o Wen SI. we a
this body attempts to lay bare gross abuse the cry is
NV motives have been rejected upon and l. and those
with whom act have been asked wnat object we pur
cover TO and to try to have corrected any and
every abuse whenever can lay my hand upon IT, with
tages Of party and without regard to whether this
that person like 1t or not am In favor OF Reform
abuses on the other side and to shield among my
own friends want to put the iron to the very bottom
MIR. TIPTON rep, Nebl followed In support Of Mr.
Trumbus proposition he cited Mr.. Morton's state
that proposition great corruption exists
under the present Administration said that that
the other Branch Of Mr. charge that this
ment attack the Republican party, 1t was not
party on the corary he desired to redeem that party
from tile that had upon IT, through the mis-
takes Of the Administration and the corruption Of its
officials He believed that there corruption. deep,
damnng and fostering all through this Administration
motives Of those who sought to revive the Committee
on Retrenchment called In question. Could not
man believe that, even In the Senate, there
might be found a better leader for the Republican
party than the intellectual colossus sitting in the
White House, without being therefore accused Of I'M
faithfulness to the party Would 1t be said
was only one man IN the country under whom Repul-
cans coud train" and be loyali The Senator from In
diana Mr MortOn) had bOasted that 1t distinguish
ing mark OF the Republican party that 1t prompt
to punish wrong gdocrs among its members. He Mr. TIP
lief but had prosecuted and punished for