The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-22

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Missouri liberals, who were making "A 'A'
Mr. Norton had read resolution in the Missouri
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VOTED WITH VIII 7 Tas E.rusIIoAs PARTY
the Senate on any question q politics.
question OF political character
that everybody does and that If there
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Mr.. sCnuRz-I think amnesty is question Of q political
character The Pre;i ent recommensed that amnesty
Mr. MoRToN-When did the senator vote for III m,:
or did vote ns AIN bill
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upon the question OF amnesty, a. he does all Others so
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Amnesty pin as from the House, and he had voted
against FL the amendments because he feared they would
M NonIoN-How did the Senator know II would defea
the bii, with all amendments on Il but that
bill was not party measure and when the Senator
measure on which he ha. voted With the republican party
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much; for think himself has contributed TO make The
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OWL SERVICE REFoRM.
M NORTON said that Mr. schur. had indeed, introduced
not PREDICT ssea . %ss%
there should come political measure Of civil service re-
lMessrs schurz and Trumbul6 would be found Voting
Mr. raUxnuII-Does the Senator txr Morton, forge.
that ns , system y hs President was
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Mr.. koiTos SAID President had acted on an amend.
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there was bin before the Senate which would take
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NJ. MORTON again spoke Of the necessity of political
when man an used sG he
Kicked down. thereby invest himself
mus IT,, stand y the parry The liberals
but ssy would discover heir initiate TSs
selves dissolved IN The democratic party
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and from lie hostile purpose The Of had abored
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with discrepancy Of $l,7O0O60, discrepancy had
disappeared. The Senators Missouri and
Msssr. sch S and sumnsr had admitted All away.
sanay given the charge of the illegal OF
cartridges at the United States workshops He saw that
Senator shake bis head, but he speech
he would prove what he said The senator had omitted
that subject
acknowledge that Mr. schuz on. new point yesscrdsy
when charging that government
DEALT DIRECTLY wITH FRENCH
Commission Of Armament At Tours.
Mr. SCHURz fad he had said original word on that
subject he had only quoted from well Known widely
circulated Journal the Independence Beige, OF the
testimony given BY Lecesne the President Of the Com
Mr. EDNUNDs, ep ofv, said Mr. Schurz had fallen into
error, because what ne had read from re-
port from the testimony but merely statement contained
In letter OF q gossipping correspondent.
Mr. ScHURz said the correspondent report
words OF NJ Lecesne correctly and read from paper
French, TO show that II
Nj. EDMUNDs pleased that the Senator treated tho
Senate to French reading He thought very fitting that
ONE VINO CARRIED FRENCH CoLoRs
should speak the French Language. (Laughter) He
peated that what the Senator only the statement Of