The sun., 1872-09-11

Let him say whether he ever received from
| AMEs upon that account, or whether any
| dummy ever received in his behalf, any
| dividends or any money derived from
profits upon Credit Mubilier stock. lie
knows how to express himself upon this
| subject. When CREswELL's CHoRPENNING
| fraud threatened to rob the Treasury Of
nearly half million, Mr.. DAwEs rose up
and killed it. Let him rise up now and
Kill this imputation upon his own honor,
| or penitently confess his shame.
There are two prominent politicians from
| Pennsylvania who must also promptly re-
spond upon this question. WILLIAM ID.
KELLEY lives i'm Philadelphia; GLENSG w.
| SCoFIELD at Warren; and both of them
| are candidates for reelection TO the
House of Representatives. They are to
he voted for on Tuesday, Oct. :.
We give them notice that they cannot
wait until day or two before the cleo
tion to answer nor can they put in such
an answer ms that which Speaker BLAINE
put forth on saturday last. They must be
minute, thorough explicit full in their re-
sponse No Eencralites will suffice. They
must tell the truth. the whole truth. and
llblllnE Dul tlt llulus IldNt NiltN tNtI
had any stock in the Credit Mubiier1 Has
any been given to them by.OAKEs ANS or
by any other person or persons acting on
bchaf of that company or of the Union
Pacific Railroadl OR were they told by
AMEs that such stock would be set apart
for them, or held for them; that it would
soon pay for itself; and that dividends
from il would be sure and large afterward?
Have they ever received any money or any
other valuable consideration from ANEs or
any other person or persons rs dividend
upon such stock. or upon any interest in
the Credit MobiliCr or the Union Pacific
Railroad Company, or has anybody else
ever received such money or dividends for
theml How have they voted in Congress
upon questions affecting the interests OF
either of those companies Did they vote
FOR the provision attached 80 strangely to
the Army Appropriation bill approved
March 3, ISL, directing the Secretary OF
the Treasury to pay to the Pacific Railroad
Companies IN II. ouey one half the compcn-
sat.un due them for services t. the Gov
eminent, aud to apply only the Other half
upon their interest accountl or did they
vote against that pruvision2 Let them show
their record and confirm il ut every step
by reference TO the COngre 'siondi Globe
Don't let them think that they can dis
guise anything on sOlhl-ticate anything
bearing upon this great theme
Then there is the Hon. JAMES A. GAR
WELD of ohio. OAKS ANES has put HIM
down a. one Of the m,n bribed 10y him.
Gen. GkEFIELD il a man 4 intelligence, and
!.
feel the point ~ honor more stusitively
than me.r civi.ial's and politicians Ike the
others. VIII be- tciI Ia, public al that he
knows and believe. and thinks ca this
subject. Let HIN = ak quickly, for time
runs n.
Finally there j. the Hon. GEORGE {.
BourvELL, Secretary Of tine Treasury.
lie Is ro' candidate foi reelection, bat
he is on TRIAL before the people as n mem
ber of GRANT Administrator. OAkEs
ANS Is lis ncrhrcr AID has tccn his
colleague and confidential friend. Docs
AWrs speak truly or does he lie when lie
say. that he la, given 10 him, o. set apart
for him. GEorGr =. EoUTWrIL. man
hitherto ,-tpemod a. honest nEd tt.r,
brihc uf this Credit Mob.ucr stctkt
lAt country - III "a I'~t 3" WIS ''''Hl .''
aud the rJrji,- accused 10y psKES AVE-
speaking IN confidence to one whom hc
supposed 10 be- a confederate, ought 10 feel
that the arrainmrut has nothing trihing
iu 1t. surely they can need no great
length Of time to prepare their reply. II
rs q question OF simple truth or fal,chood,
of fact or Of c,lumuy; and every moment
that they wait adds to the dark cloud of
popular suspicion which Is gathering. and
which, ituot at once completely disSipatol,
viii break IN fury and destroy them.