The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-21

which the following is the concluding paragraph
treasurer having accounted 70, al fund. q the asyam
per vouchers IL entirely to be from any charge
suspicion OF misappropaAion other miscon-
10 the upon the sbec he
ask .a. they may be discharged from the further consdsa
would have been naturally supposed that such report
report recurring legs..ivs action land the table
S T X the mou.c The % from
without The subject obtained by 70
take .aysn;sss Of my consent % make attack upon
in that wa. mistaken. Weeks afterwards most yiruent
House conveying the country impression that when
delivered on hi. hoor no reply could Be made 70 II
The win suggest the .e, one to ne mind .
speech It Is not in fact attack upon the Ma
tona Asylum L conecrned but gross charge upon the
which are now members Of .hs body and know whether
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defence that need and they amply able TO defend them
Into hat spsssS was sslSsd exr.o. from the
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improper with the out OF which the suit
but an his he
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House,
my DrA. saTs receive. III ss
Hentie Esq., ne solicitor Of Mr. Horsto Ams which he
4ps.
manu. on .ccoan. Of alleged services. in Obtaining Se pay
Of Mr. Ames' claim Tor ordinance furnished tho Navy
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motive or act with the most perfect
Hsnkls then proceed. to explain how happened
Of Mr.. A%es hsn concludes follows: So = - ''''.
General buseI name having been unnecessarily brought
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sons Of Mr. H'nks' letter. and remain very tsahIhss1
produced In the late canvas IN my District given BY late
Ply .ha. the repetition Of he.rsay FLANDERS made
he wa. twice convicted Of improper conduct his brother
proposs never to allow myself to DC called again into per-
sonal these topcs certainly By tho gen
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's had not violated
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would say nothing per.opaiy Offensive Nj. DAVIS.
said that he would attack him as
SF e M own n:s aaS
amounts Of money i tSu;lsns, and no: he would
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s.ra nsr With e on d h a
men Those books had been open for nine years even
ihs amount Kss.rns ss session
not delivered HIM suer S
and Se would me
that gsntlemsns tongue or pen Islander upon anybody
Mr. FARSswoRTH, (rep) of H. asked and obtained per-
ae for a su
put on AIRS and profes. the rule Of he
thing TO 90 with such suggested
o inc nS 10% Ss
National Asylum for Disabled Soldiers he osmpainsd
S :HS s
HAT IL hs s s Sno sna s Sm
SlooOo to $;oOO Of money which he Kept IN
Mr. HIM made ne point Of 1rs h, at
The srEAKTk- win the gentleman from MASSACHUSETTS,
state the words to which he objects and the Chair WIN rule
IA sAs S. pretty much :: q sus
money ppose that that does not require point Of
The spEAKEE rued that such language out of order
alluded to speech published in the Globe and was
only rscountng the points of 1t to show that 1t
The SPKAKER said he had doubt language of
the gentleman from Illinois was unpariiamentay,
Mr.. Farnsworth allowed by vote the House to
Mr.. BANKS. lrep) Of Mass, remarked that II was pot
personal explanation and then make criminal charges
AGAINST gain Ia q member: .. -. .,,r.,u -,
gentleman
NJ FAnSswoSr remarked tia. he also agreed with the
speak for the piece property at
s. asSS
him to his IL Mr. .. to appear
testimony given by Mr. Butler before the Committee on MIL
woa nm es s e n
ent and perjury daughter and great excement) Tha.
Mr. tina. he held his hand report of
the Military Committee made last session on that subject
to advertised Ssianny which nigh, be put Out
Which he read thu. tn. committee
Disabled Soldiers had been faithfully applied By tie Board
Of Msnages and ths. the general manaIemsn OF the
aS e s " 1s .
's
charge Or sgspcon Of neglect or mscon
Mr. BUTLER said conclusion, that that report he
ssd the and o the Ssop
Asylum was for The Military Committee to say whether
X son sSS;sn h. s
s IsG1 ssaa
ton Of that attack gentlemen should judge Of for them
pre.sn.e Of personal explanation. There twsivs
Or fifteen gentlemen Of the Hons: whom hs had taken to
which he had sold TO the Nations. A.ylum and every
given S25, 900 to the disabled solders.
member ne s po from M
in.law sold it Laughter)
vss Of "a: chea n The statement Il was pe. INTO ths
Of mY brohern-aw security for money which he
lent
MT. FARSswoRrH-Your brotherin-sw that he did
not lend you money. tLaughter.)
Mr.. BUTLER-I cannot have any controversy with that
whom would not bellsye under OATH daughter and
hammernG from the Speakers gavslJ
Referring the witnesses who against him the
said Of them runaway marine
deserer whom ne had been trying to find to put bali and
who had served with him (Mr Buler) supposed
gallant conduct, but had since gone down lower, lower
lower until he had sunk to the position Of being
for the member from Illinois (Laughter.)
Mr.. FAnNBwoRTH-And the other witnesses were the
member from Massachusetts and his brother (Re-
newed laughter and other manifestations OF thorough
joyment Of tho sccne.)
Mr. BuTLrR in conclusion that he would not
again drawn into controversy OF the subject What
the he asked Of an Investigation and of report
at,ng from all blame when such eJoncration
only the foundation OF fresh charges and fresh csum
mes direct from helly (LaughterJ
asked and obtained leave TO make statement
behalf the Senator from Kentucky who he sad had
been fouy denounced by the member from Massach-
That Senator and that member had had controversy
Mr. BUTLKR-on, no I had no controversy with him.
Mr.. BRcK-The Senator denounced abe member thu
floor OF the "a damned scoundre" and would
characterize that controversy. Laughtcr They had