Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-19

~ tJiioWs:
So SOON as Jadge Wilson's removal be
ca ne kno~n. the bar of Utah add ths eit-
zens Of Utah assem- bled and uttered Their
earnest protest, aud the Judge came TO
Washington tor the par, ose OF invesugA- |
ton. Accompanied 10y bis Cougrrssmsn.
Nc. HAuley, he sought an inter'Ieu With
the ItlustIous commander Of General
Dent
Judge Wilson was ushsred into the room
wtefo the tapraet usually ASSEMBLIES. he
found qiite . member OF people present
awaiting intervis-s. The PtesidsDt sat a.
the end Of long table smoking his ever
lasIiug cigar. He never arose, cor fl FED
any one = chair. nor asked q man, b. Or
Senator or door-ksepsr to SIT doSu Bu1
from time 70 tine he opened a drawer 6ll,d
~IIh cigars, sui sslye log obs, would ugb
u lES.n the stamp Of the Oid obs ADD cou-
unue TO smoke, So, log little or nothiog ouiy
extending bis arm hks tump.haude, t,
allow the favored visitor - give It q geodv
vibration.
When the judges turn came. Mr.. Haw-
ley introduced btm a5d the executive pump
handle ~as exceeded, for the presented oth-
cIAl to work, senIll to The extent OF t~o We
ible VT rauvns.
Tn, is Judge Wilson, ,f Utah," said
Mr. Hasipy.
The Authorization gave a grunt that
might mean anything The t-o visItsrs
eonsgraed this toto EFT down. geBIlrmeD.'
aud do~b they "sot,' taxing by turns the
executive smoke that Was putfsd by turns
with vigor into their faces.
Judge Wilson sesms % have given gen
srAl Satisfaction" said Hsv,ey, 'abd be is
desrous To know # aay ch.rSes have been
preferred
The Administration shook its solemn
head IN he negative.
He uoud like, As bis frieId, would, :"
continued HA~Ivy, 80 know the grounds VI
bis removal
bis E1csllency said, With evident sHJr,,
"GovsruUr ShSher ~i.hed H.
"NhyY'
Because be says Judge Wilson ia in the
habit OF Ds'urAllz'Og applicants who come
10 from other dis,nCts
HAwiey looked al The Judge, and the
Jodss aAde reply;
81 may have doIe so; 30 not knoS.-
But VI did u 10 because ny district u he
QUIZ one 10 which Court !. he'd. AL q
Ia tuuusss o. l Hh l. usu-act,d al Sarl
Las, C,V G urts nte hrio rot more r
quentJ Oor logger THAI oa- dsy 10 yvar.
10 the other de cts. There Is 20 as pro-
h'oiuDg their coming
But said hl. ENeeIlaacy, after a long
pause, General SBstfer charges that you do
DOT put the test oath to the sppIicanIs.'
"WhsI IL that
As TO his being Moruon. or believing
Il h. pra.tN.pf
l c. rtaiuly hsve MOI; I'm not autbJr
lzsd by law 10 make any such test The
gu -.uOns | have to ak are prpscrIbtd 10 ~
m.DJ words, aud eouli as ~-ll AK q man
/ { he bA ever stolen hor.es, or beIisvsd "a
hot'e stea i.V, or refuse Admru,sIsribg IA
oath becsu'e the applicant Wai not souDd
90 iufaut tapnsm or second marriage. j
sent 10 U,sh to administer the Lac, aod cot
TO make, nor, above al, to break the Law.
II 4dxss are Seeded, 10 accordance unh
GOvvrHOr Sbsf-rs wishes, to peijure tn. u
selves By violating The lAS they are $40 D
10 sustain, it's sell to get me out Of III,
wAS.r
DuIing the delivery Of this sxceliAnt BIZ
81 dselan AIioB, His Ex.sllsncy continued
shooting piReous with bis eyes, giving The
gentlemen 20 uBdrrsIaod th-rtby that III
ists:v.e- was al an eGd. Taking The b. {,
they arose, and Judge NilsoB said
Il have some papers here, Mr. President
| would like 10 have you took At
at is not worth While" replied tie ad-
minislration coldJ. IL Gao not continue
VOC 10 oftcr without removing Mr. SbAffer
| must have harmony among my officials "
T1e sutj ct matter Of Mr.. F.teh's utter
view was mad topic Of conversation 81
terwAid. with Mr.. HGwley.
On Monday evening, the 20 Of laSt Au-
gust, Judge E1slAcs idreis-d q large an
dience 10 Ke~anee, aud 10 that spetch be
=, p-ated bis charges that Judge Wilson had
been removed ftom office Ou account OF he
fact thA. al AnucrpAt.d decision Of bis VA
not in 'ceordALee nj Executive orders,
that GJvtrn,r Shulfsr informed him that IL
| be inIetd,G 30 to deelds that be would be
removed; that be was removed, AID TIA
Judge Mexican, who vas a p jinted his sue
cessor, had decided the Gaze 10 conformity
! 9Th the orders OF the Government; aud taAt
his dsrision had been reversed by the ~
prsme Court OF the UniIed States, and
the pOsiuoSS Of Judge Wilson fully aus
tanned.
Judge Eustaee then detailed the co, v r.
,Ati be wseh toe President and Mr.. FI,cb,
dr. Hauisy aud Judge Wilson, and At The
Oss Of bis rapsrIs Judge Wilson was c-'l
d By the HudIeber 70 TIE stand be Re, led
the etrtseiBess # t1s statement puolisi c j.
Ia the Rock IslAsd Onion told what did
occur At Mr.. Hs~lsJ's messing, wh.cb, in.
stead Of being an affirmation Of Mr. Has .
ley statement, vas in fact . denial OF ! (;
ne distinctly aud positively 'firmsd the cor
rsclHssS Of Judge EssiAte's abatement in
wy rep 'ci, and closed ~ saying that Up
10 Il at time be had not d,sarsd his Po I'LL
cal position that he could not eoescien-
tiOGsly support Grant, and Ad known taAt
II he came out for Greeley it wouli be at
,rioatsd to Ptr,onal feeling, but that III
o rBtroversy had obliged him, 10 .If-dsfenge
to make public the history Of bis removal +;
sid that from this time out he should work
for, and vote for Horace Greeley, and b.
since been ma ing speeches for him.
1t has been fally established taat M
HA~lsy knew all the'e ATS, more than a
jeT ago, and repsa ed ,b.m to Jsd W.T.
Ainso1. Mr.. Dement, and Mr.. Shs-, of Dix
on, aud o'bsr'. And yet. ksO-iDR thes-
i.st', be attempted on a mere Ischuio.h,y