New-York tribune., 1872-02-22

thing il meant Free Trade The platform also contained
covert reference to the Sunday laws III h SOM
states That was Of course intended Tor the h.ri a
ties by which those principles to be carried
lie would now ask the iIoh bcr 1870 he
(Schurzl had voted with the Republican iarty :"
Mr ST Rep Mo What does the senator under
stand by question o poIca ad mat the Senator
understands that and that everybody else ~ no.
that IL there Is vote Of his upon any in December
$50 mat is not recorded with that OF tne tero ia
members Of this body, do not reuicnV0' "
Mr. n scmT cir amnesty g@Ss{dSGh tna tn G n
amnesty should he given, and am sure 'l' N0''' io'
thSt lGgEpNW did the Senator vote for it II
at3te not When the vote was taken on thG Ahnes} }
b either voted eG agSni N " favor ST G of o the a@endmcns
that were calculated to strenShen the AheS S nat II
od moi mass i'm that form, did not VOe al All ana '
senator mir MOrOnl viii remember tht ne NU'Iu ~ %
OF the ancgdmcnts, which he was sure "'"'' mn '"'
WT 'S6RTGN-I think the Senator voted to keep in
snch i0rm as that it would change the naturalization
Mr. sCIIuRz-The Senator viii not dispute mat adyo,
Gated the policy proposed by the PIGNldent 0i nc
states in his message ana think that III tnat respect
showed myself to be far better Administration man
'r r M Sir that kind of thing will not do;
win not say h2 Tbd 1t IS yGTy m for UNIVERSAL amnesty
and he cannot say that the President or he kcpuPIM az
Democrats upon the question OF Amnesty as nc does Oh
all others so Tar as know; - .,.., ,t,to,,
oueston on which voted with the R"."n "a purity,
the resolution to investigate the abuse o IRE Nc"'lOfK
Mr. MoRTON-The senator did vote in favor Of that
hut regret that he has impaired the force o. I. IN
to make the country believe that the malolty here OPP
at this late day. rccy that huge calInuy sent dDrodd
Mr. sCIIRZ said he could mention another subject
Civil Service Reform. tIaughtcrJ
Mr MORTON said that Mr. schurz had indeed intro
considered with favor hut he (Nr Morton would pre-
dict that when there should political measure OF
Civil service Reform before the senate SuS tanning me
President the Senators (Mcssrs. SchulL ana llunDuD
would he found voting against it, .-,-..
arms The carcass of the resolution he said now lay
exposed 20 the public caz GYEahng mos w n%hfe'Ue M T
odOr arising from the untrutin character oi Us tlf
amhlc and from its hostile purpose. Inc movers OF
had aborcd hard 10 create suspicion, WhCh tlIy
acknowledged 90 he ther hleuest au"ilIol, huL liI
attempt was inClOroUs failure. The! hit Abandoned
one after another the positions they had taken at the
beginning. They had started with discrepancy OF
Sl.701O00. hut Tie discrepancy had doappcmel Ihr
Senators from Missouri and ia,'aGlusetts NleSsr.
SchurE and had admitted IL all away The sen
ator Missouri lr SchuII had YESTERDAY suSt"n,
cartridges the United states workshops lie saw tha
senator shake ms head Hat' ne 41a @ me sfaai9iS h
also. somitted Yesterday al reference 10 tue JOB aud
Mr sCIit RI virtually repeated Yesterday, my Ian
MT MORTON could not remember it he would how
ever acknowledge that Mr. scnu2 made one new point
Yesterday, when charging shat our Government dealt
directly With the FreLch Commission OF Armament, at
Mr sCHUIz said he had moi said original word on
tla .nhicct: he hud only quoted Wcilknown aud
widely circulated journal. the ma 'h0Uicc DcGc, Ic-
port OF the testimony given by NJ IL Cesle, tue Presl-
dent Of be Committee o. Armament. -+7.-, =
ar EDNUNUS O;ep. VI sand Mr. schurz had fallen
into -To-. error -c;a~ "i..t he had read li6G %ts
moi report from the testimony, bn merely the state
mtnt couiaucd n a letter of g05sping epondeAt
Mr. >CHURI said the spOndenJ assumed 10 report
the words OF Nj. L. Cesne correctly, aud read from tl
paper in French to show that II was 30
Mr. EDIUNDs wa, pleased that The senator treated
6t9g ti@t one 6o yrred Trencn coior- should speak
Lc Frcu. tongue. Laughterl lie repeat that what
tf6 Senator read was oul The statement OF core
fWr. sCHURz-wcn, have here the Courier drS EMts
Unis containing iull rcport-'praltmN {H4los'"Hie
rcport-ot the SANE te~tiInony Shall reaoH' .."
M. MORTON-Mr. President certainly do not wish
to he wantms in eoHre5y 9@t & 7SGr @ S rSe'n for n
time in my speech LaushteT Mr Morton also ti,id
7 was ~, mere re- ne%S@Pr i" Goec T he co%d
show fiom Mr. Remington statements ana nom Mr'
STrl', own admissions that the testimony false.
iir SCHI RZ sad hc supposed no one understood lie
Cne 10 mean that ne had come here and dealt with the
w. WI iai i' - ,s' 41.Hf ta u, H. W
Nj SUNDERLAND IN. agent says he did It.
mai i had Uerdatrd directly win the Unit sra,c~.
but not that he mad dome VIII the knowledge OF lhe
Mr. EsrTfCTz-Bc1lngo himself saws that be treated
directly Hi The ordqangs Pcpa[tHeHt e, any, ,rcn ,,ra
Nir NQ!uON-No, he doe n'' say ri9}-R ,nGn ul,hs,
IL SAYS that he bought aTuS % hr DGPai tnent as
merchant, before the Department knew Gal hG WAS a4
agent Oi Franc, amt tha rs soon ~ lt} WiIcUaoit
thA be French agent theS refused TO sell hUi any
In conclusion. Mr. MORTON said that the last miser-
l ,hrcd of Tins pretended case htd h'en swept aWHN
The movers OF the preamble ana resolution hau az
tempted 10 conceal tler design uhuei cover % 4'u
The honor and portv OF our Government hl' h I""
~ - III Z aid the senator from Indiana Gir. Nor
tom mas cgoen to assert that the had been al swept
Gat Mr. Morton had not even touched the algl-
mruf h- OIr ~rhuW) had made on IlcadY' N~ 20 MS
line II b, othei men -, 'i.' M ne "a q, Id nor nov,
a .f-sjou ne
opportunity 10 -ete MS ieaoH, Mn ,s5 sr - G"qty
to notice one charge made against him, that he was ny
mg to build ~ German know -NG,IlHG palN anu no
ttlybt sufficient rcpy would be found in the con
enlir portions Of his j~pcec!at Chicago, to when Mr.
Morton had reorre1 yesterday lie then read if0n ms
speech showing tnat he had s"d. Nothing c0ald De
fnrtbcr from ue than idea or q separate German
poitical organization in the Republic Here we are
American cialtus-ioimnR NOR ,'o ''o'"Hk "''' "'"
a Good deal more the same effect: ,
Gir MORTON said ne had read that speech, but he
1NT CONKLINCi ,.id that. the word ">ly" mad
criticised a- offensive, ne was "i"s 'ha' II snou
Mr. SUMNER Rep, Ntn~s)-Before the Senate yoIes
on the motion ol the -rnator rom NeW.foih- ,i,,
,lr cos kLING-I don't maze any motion simply
cypress my assent to the ON s'i9n. . - a.,
H. sUMNLK-Weh: before tIs senate 'ttS . on the ,
assent which the senator E"u'hrdicS Mi-h 10 C3 @ tno
attention Of the senate 10 the meaning of W amendment
Mr sumner then read from Nattel and ohcr auth"il-
tes. to show tnHt th" ehpoyinent OF spies Deohgen
only state Of war, ana ihat wlen caught try we're
c0udemncd 10 capital punishment Therefore, ihc -eha,
Tan .houd hear in mind that, il this French hpY should
be caught he be executed according 10 the laws OF
war. lIAughtcrl He aln0 read iroh Mtp,tei DiGG'
t0nrt which hc thought The best authority the denhi-
ton Of "cn,-:Ty,' and SAID t the u-o 0i thtse t%O
words b., MI C0nk,ing ia this amendment, not only
impcd ignorance u nVUdg, hut was also an Insult 10
! q iricndl, Power France.
AIr. CONXLI SAID lie made prcten,on to equal
AIr Summer knowledge OF language or m the import
aucc D.. att words and phrases Ia Offering TINS
amendment hc after things not words, ana le was
( willing omit the words objected TO aud sub
J ,ri.utp the words Of the statute, 'Ugeut OIL
GER hu while ne was thu- cumpdisant he wished the
senator (Nr sumnei 20 understand that, as matter Of
law ~ q matter oi definition matter Of pTOpTlctY,
aud 4. a matter Of fact, there ruii % he
! and he wished