The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-21

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on the President and hi. administration from that time
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party stood up IN the Senate defend os they
spthets Of the senator from Missouri CMr schurz Tho
to the time when he fell OUT With the
Senator had made quite as recommendations and OBJ
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Mr. sonUnz said he authorize the Senator tM Nor
Mr. MORTON was not convinced by that statement The
ect of those who had forced this debate the Senate
to draw these the Senate Chamber and to make
capital against the republican party rne whole affair was
False from e the evidence
support trivial but whether false the majority
willing to have 1t investigated The OF the
luton, however, bring before the
try In advance OF the nvestgaon because they knew that
the investigation would amount 20 nothing The object Of
the Senator from Missouri Mr. Schurz the
Germans from the republican party and from native citizens
In order to make them balance Of power The Senator
attempting to revive
KNOW NoTnIN0IsM IT'S WORST FORM.
Mr.. SCHURz said that In the country hac
earnestly steadasy opposed tho formation of any po
cal organization based on separate nationalitics.
Mr.. MORTON said Judge the Senator by his acts.
He responsible for the election Of his democratic COL
Blair the Senate. Mr. Blair Mr. Schurzs
political offspring uaushter.)
Mr. said he had been elected to the Senate by
his colleague but by the people Of Missouri His colleague
to have fair election, and of course the Senator (Mr Nor
tom did not like that.
Mr. MORTON said that the preence, but tho election
Of Mr. Blair the result Of coalition OF certain repuol
dissolved Mr. Morton then charged that Mr. Schurz
staying In the republican party for the purpose OF defeating
II, read extract from speech made by him at Chi
cago in which he said that II General Grant renomi
mated he lMr schur2 would not supporhim The Senator
had right leave the republican party he pleased but
and attempt to defeat II.
Mr. SCHURz asked whether he to say that those
who not In of the denomination of General Grant
had no business In the republican party
the denomination of the President had right to
their opposition. But he should be renomnated and If
their love for the party and Its principles stronger than
their personal hatred they would submit man, however,
likely to be nominated should receive the he
would not support him. placed himself In questions
ole position In the party. Mr. Morton continued at length
extracts from Mr. Bars speeches show that Mr.
Schurz guilty of what he had charged.
The Senate, without voting, at twenty minutes past four
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