The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-09
Pile and Brazil, Jussen and Chicago, the
General Orders and General Grant
Senator FentOM On Custom
H House Abuses.
BIZ Day In the House-Refusal to Repeal
the Income Tax-COx and Cuba. o.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 8. 1872.

s0nal statement, and had read from the Clerks
desk an article making certain charges against
him, nrst published, he said, In the New YORK
Times, ana subsequently copied into many other
papers. Mr. SCHURz said:-- s.4ir ~ .e .al
NJ. PREsIDENT-I desire TO make few remarks upon
.hs article In the place. the paper which pub
the and m he
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naeo for lieutenant Governor in Wisconsin. spuraed the
noninstlon cOntsmptuoSsy Ana refused to .nDpOrt Re
nomination is iras shOas certainly, Without contempt
ss s
pn In but nsos
sa STATE Mr. and 20 ,nsn me s n
wasting the State then nominee Tor che late
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norshp and wish to connection with this that
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the interests or his opponent MI. DOoe equally false
The second charge Is that in the national campaign of 1860
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Sryg from 80 to $ for ssoS sDssh III. @ + ss
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Missouri, Indiana, Ohio, Pcnnsyivana, New York,
SAND correctly
these
III the oa had
fare and those incidental Ouays connected with travelling
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and had IsSsysS Sny OSsaish part q what shs f.
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the
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imburssmen and compsnsation VIII say further that in
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my previous experience g LOG after Interests
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one the the warfare which
initiating to make such statement, but it 10 still
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is power gradually and aeoroasy " just such abors
make such explanation necessary.
Hi he wod
when he IS s
that se
ensd would q Withdraw 200 QUO Germans and OPP
childish an aesardiy that do not think requires any
The m going 20 Missouri
e well known that in the National Convention Of 1868
ISs next charge Is tina. took myself to defAme
their confidence n nim 50 that might be elected the
Henderons defeat At that time owing to his attitude in
Il. a. f sas. sssa. to I'll.
Sago Gcaven!,on and went there with revolutionary intent
know ths. for my action In that Convention was highly
The mex. that in the early days the President. term
one Of the mos. perss.sns bores washington
have being
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so. he s me him very mO siad Ss dS
further stated , ha in one ,,. case advocated the
position entirely Incompetent 70 discharges
ca: OF as Sssn n.nss the
sress, was 1r.s presented Posi- once a s. Loss
s Ss 4 Il. y se
f1'sn support Mr. Pile ts some q those nopnsOns
Missouri. Ss e III a s.sss.oe ts me ss'' two q
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might s mention vps detailed S a,'Cry q them
DO speak civil services reform sss as one illus.
asion Of the .6.urdi'iss Of NE system and Of The
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that General rs was spPo1ssd By fE..iasnt
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and m,sa. suggest to the ADMINISTRATION Ina. insy s e
them from @ Hts4n' and instruct
upon apponsss Of si bis oroSssn
sw, Mr. !assen, Of Chicago Collector Of the chi
'i never psissd upon .nySSSy :fs Sa
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originally recommended without my knowledge OF
:n amy sess ~ S : S% o9s ::s
.Sa ps s ma Ss Ss fss
.sr urgent solicitation Sn Iasf las.
ae o o. S,s
was entitled 70 eoasderatlon; That had frequently been
that TACT This my whole connscton with the case
was to Be he feseu
himseifo friend IN conversation the effect
Jpsssn ana myself op. that never spoke to
ss aS Of ia'eras
because Mr. sssn from s pushing 10 any
pprro roth Of mine
s vi. s ss.sa Of hsy.s made
commSson for consdersbe ime asr oy ~
had s ss Ts have now ,'ea an
T% bs repot from he War Department before
Johnston took place on the 2Oih Of April
1859 was then In General shcrman's army
In North Carolina AS surrender "a 4. IN III.
at once applied for leave OF absence to 90 10 Wsshas
ton or the purpose OF Offering resignation and did 40
and this Official report certnes that the two
o. MAJOR generals aef General Johnston's surrender were
and OF Major General Carr Schurz May 1ssS, from vhch
appears that after the virtual close the war OF ali The
major generals In the army General sss myself were
their alleged influence with the German element 10 contnas
In the pay OF the government ' '" so'''""'
this is, perhaps Of the most cases OF cumn
aiive Intrepid and shameless lying that has
American Journalism for some time. Now sIr WSv
are these SANDERS heaped upon me The Times
have mot hesitated 70 inyen. the most outrageous
him bv aainuaons of keeping up general order
sysem Of New York for his own profit pronounce this
Ln.enoou nns w ney ss lhnaering the PresI