The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-27

was made out but had seen IT, should have referred
bulb had made IN regard myself and others hanging
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one in RECOMMENDING to Office; has in writing
personally appointment OF relatives and friends ha been
psr.sssnt has been imporunateif such man comes
CASTS INVITATIONS
he has done S@ss In regard to
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the Departments once where suppose the Senator eMr
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e%pts to make party capital by charges of that kind when
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sidsraton Of the resolution inquire alleged
MI N.Y.. Sspl Of New addressed the senate He said
from the which started
ssrsis destroy rspassan pay debate
mainly tina, unworthy motive underlying the
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the Of another and he hoped that nobody seemed to
him any, eVen soVeTu
on that a S Ssa ss oss a
hoped that that removal had nothing do preamble
arransed and worked the Senators
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UP TO THE FIRST COAT OF PAINT,
and then the Senator from Missouri had come IN with his
fresco brush laughter and completed the job. They
themselves
fetch Grant" Blu; they forgot that business had
were well used 70 this Kind Of warfare and could
good and erea. but that before had
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movement and had declared in favor of the Missouri
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e%ps to destroy the republican party would fail That
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question that the had made
that ~. Sut he said that would forgive
organized than at this time. conclusion Sye read
the verse; Anything to beat Grant, w
out he woS submit H. as
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grounds cn n.r FIRST chSre Of fraud against emf
that had Violated its nenral oSligstonss
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the charge Itself remained anrstractsd That
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hand that paints with no human skill that He aketn
want Oh information by an undue zeal that seeks for guilt
CANNOT RECOGNIZE INNOCENCE,
that should be- a dos Su1 par Of the
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speech Senator from Missouri r Schulz alter this
sanesa n eai ane
Mr. sCnuRzDoes the Senator say that the charge has
Mr. FRrLINaHuysEN-I certainly say it has been dis
Mr. sonURz-what charge does the Senator refer to?
Mr. FRELINGHuYsEN-I have stated it, sir and do not
NJ sonusz~wen, then, sir, 1 will say that, in my
M III opnUn a there Sd a for the
between of the Secretary of War the
a he epo Of ;ss
Of The in hi. hands The
o @ pHn ab ha so into Ss vito
discrepancy between the War Deparmens and Treas.
| ury Departments accoanty
| Mr.. scnURz-Then misunderstood Senator never
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things done in the world that are not done by the Senator
preamble, and investigation was asked IT, and DO
II
investigation asked has been disproven 1t ia again
Mr.. sonuRz-Doss the Senator say that reiterated the
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made in the resolution that there rs discrepancy between
the accounts Of The Of War and the Secretary OF the
that the Senator INT schurz in his speeches. again says
Of the for demanding investsaiion.''
me- an se VIII him not s wish
spoke frs. upon this there was some
DE and those
tell him that when Afterwards spoke Of he nv"
of money meant nothing but this that there much
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neonSdera6e in the aggregate Sse Aha son.,o
& not
that he would have taken that horn Of the dilemma. Iwoud
government sells arms to highest bidder at say 81
Inc o
here and tells Us rs that there ground FOR
amount The French government pays and the
well acquainted Win the facts would be desirable mat
know that the lots Of arms that were sold here were
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not lost BY flowing into ihs pockets Of any 49, WV
but lost in mysterious way, which stated IT
would be OF the objects of the investigation to find
France bought arms others essaes Remington
We the a Ss e
that grave suspicion exists against the Secretary of
Treasury and the Secretary Of War because
do not tally with accounts Of the French
would be happy to that charge
believe that the Senator from Massachusetts mr. sumner
in accordance with his known maenanimty, will openly
state whether those charges against the Secretary
War Secretary the Treasury abandoned
Mr. Frenghuysen then reviewed the facts previously
stated by Messr arlan wilson and Conkng and insisted
that the government had carefully avoided selling
known agents OF either begercnt and had acted through
out In strict
good deal Of time had been in discussing the
ton whether the Chief OF Ordnance had right under the
sell the he did SELL What difference
make relations with Prussia whether he
not2 None whatever Ii had violated neutrality
selling fact that the Chief of Ordnance
right to sell them would case
any better.
Mr. SCmuRz SAID that the observance violation our
Dy officers of the did not Of course,
Prussia but was OF very great concern TO
Mr.. FRELINGHUYsEN said that this whole matter
only question TO whether had violated
Obligations Prussia IL either that nothing. Yet,
under these circumstances with no charge Of fraud
evidence violation of statute
from any Of having violated duty
being known them all allegation of having
h of