The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-29

in mat other fammany-tne New House After
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details Everywhere there now cry for reform fr IhSa
York 10 SsS IN with he
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this time reports were heard Of abuses IN The Ordnance
rousy al time when we Were bound 70 take
special care seemed from the evidence as our neutral
noSEY SEEKERS OR OFFICIAL IoIHERs.
purse followed rather than q interns
ona @ ns as so
that they universal scandal. 1t time that some
our officials. i thoroughly that neither
at home nor abroad should there be
It was in this spirit that brought forward this resolution
during the late war That was my directive point How
tons. mostly Of iSrm' ' and soms Of them aSsoSey
sharssd that ws IN ROD and H a
some Senator'S always the universal prompsr When
seized the party buas and Sounded to arms asshsr
have no intention Of following that senator shall make
Al tins point Mr. LOGAN interrupted asked unanimous
should be admitted the cloak two former
Mr. HAMlIsrsp Of Ms objected saving .hs. two field
MT suMNER-The Senator from Indiana lMr. Moronl
shall neither tempt drive into that discussion am
here for reform | earnest and am not 10 be di:
Sa ,sa
Decr IN which benehcent
srs;is% Of soyeTansa 'Ga every
for every such naary Car YOU this poltssY Csrsiny
me n Mo Son
esty and regard for the public good 1t has been
4 fnEscn AGENT AND 40 A rnuss1AN AGENT.
United states the GOOD my cOanTy
o Nc sg ny
Of ms matter some months before the meeting 81 Congress
ssss and Srss heard Of from native born
de Nj
was French an insult to that gentleman and also TO
he nsroias.os Tssoai,oa, By pae.sss .r:p
o Ss in % sc as one hs ssn
question; put the whole well known at Berlin
despatch from Mr. Bancroi Berlin, January, ISL
quantities OF arms and ammunition were sold to France not
Sz a. to s S y The . War wSn e
danger the Alabama claims he would that although he
account voisions iaernasiona duty yet
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WORTH THE TERRIBLE PRICE
He was not one Of those whose motto "Or country,
aspiration might always rh. but he Would never
Mr. Summer turned to the pending resolution and
sad that presented the question whether there
the french and srman rhS naturally divided se
INTO two quesonsthe first relating to International duty
sS me sssH' e
and the sow of THAI s'e
THERE aS rs %
state could do IN case Ike this and what private ci
f.t capture but the could not 90 .o either
second question he said that there distinct pieces
F.~Ihe resolution passed by the French Assembly on
the 9Th Of February 1871 asking The United states furnish
cia. suspected Of participation IN the purchase for
o Mr. SQUIRE the
and nsen OF IN Which ne said 1--WE have the
Th,dThe letter of Remington stating repeatedly that he
Of Mr. 1eer of the
Commission of Armament at Tours, made open court,
the American federal government which had undertaken
Fn-The positive declaration OF the London Tin~ made
in the face Europs and to
Minister mt Berlin, that enormous quantities
had been sold to the French by the War Depart
Sah-The testimony Remnsons clerk. authenticated by
the French Consul General New York that termination mad
the affairs Of Remington Richardson his agent appeared
ton Of the french Assembly showing that
SUSPICIOUS AGAINST AMERICAN OFFICIALS
result OF inquiry, which assumed would be made.
alone be enough to justify the erderns an nves
six oa w $ an aoa nest be-
fused without setting at defiance the rules Of decency and
the that these
ami also what he called the money QUESTION
tn" C s sS Mr. En cns d.
rec.nE the committee TO inquire whether any american Sen
any foreign or It's agent was adopted and the
TSe was ho vo TO- were
Ferry, Logan, sprasue Trutbu and West Messrs
MT HAnLAS. rePl Of Iowa, referring TO the statement
in
nal for issue said referred only 70 arms Of the pattern Of
Secretary of War statement showing tina. there
Sanes on e then epe breay TO .:0ss ne
He called attention to the fact that all the socaed
Justify the pending resolution of
origin and said confirmed The opinion he had expressed At
'1's' IN SOME WAY SERVE FRENCH INTERESTS.
j. was now quite eyen, that some rTehch agent had
Senators convenient for his purpose. He Mr. Ha
SO far as SSus hSw from the
euoezed here had first applied to Senator known to be
and hn od % sa he hn
do who .ss
that Senator Mr summer attempt to make
The aSs9 3. foreign power IL
'ss sd sa s:
and the Custom House regulations to show that
which the 40 Be-
hSed under the laws or It WAS said that
high, and no doubt they had But was unusual thing
| COMPLAIN THAT THEY WERE ovrRcuARaEp?
When merchant d rented ana store s he not % that
generally complain that the hackmen overcharged him Ali
ton, &C., had come down to statement that men in
New York Lee' and stocking who were not government
their goods with them of charng too much for storage
invoced 81 the naked cost q the and
s%x ar an nassmD by these
ing FOR market, which market in South
Ons d ha ss GGVS the he
abandon the present system and back the old Did
goods
@ % %aRe In oe
cuon Mr. Harlan argued against the passage of the pend