The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-16
Harlan Bringing Dewn' the Sumner Argu-
ments-Frelinghuysrn "POtting" at
the Opposition
Raking Schurz.
How Carl Spiked, the German
Voters Guns.
Parson Brownlow in an Old
Time Fury.
The Naval Appropriation Bill
, Passed by the House.
OUR OLD TUBS TO BE SOLD.
SsOcum Again After the Brook
lynn Navy Yard.
SENATE.

SENATE
WARRINGTON, Feb Is, 1872
mr. WILSON, (rep.) OF Mass, introduced bill authorizing
The issue of clothing enlisted place of clothing
sroysd by accident.
Mr.. COLE (ep OF Cal submitted resolution, which
agreed instructing the Committee Education and La
Dor to inquire into the expediency of amendment the
constitution providing educational the
of the electoral franchise.
DERGH AND THE BUFFALO
Also a resolution directing Territories
report the eIpedeacy of enacng law to prevent the
slaughter and determination OF antelope and
buffalo
Bulls were passed extending the patent right OF Levi
VERY PERSONAL EXPLANATION.
~ writing 10 The The %
2sd nit Mr. Beck, that occasion, said that Mr. Brown
%cnism that he and the other
hsss nS ss only s IN s
tine United States Mr. BIownow began by saying that there
insult upon hun lest he trownowS should take Mr. BecSs
ss s hs M % H
ness of hoster and became savedrver he sank beneath
'A' Vs. - CALLED TO onprR.
The WOE PRESIDENT said this language was improper
Mr. CmAsDIEn trep) Mich, moved that Mr.. Brownlow
Mr. CAssERLY ldem OF CAL asked the Vice President
The VICE PRESIDENT said he did recoect several in
not 10 acc0rdanes with parliamentary nid law
appropriate the which he obtained his seat
and he , Ssa be 70,
Brownos Governor OF Tennessee and asserted
honest and further said that Mr. Becks
Governor Brownow hated and despised by the people
eompany-naneIy. with himself The Senate then resumed
arms to French agents during the war
NJ ~ 3, A Ins ,s.nmss b,s statement NJ the
, ss s Is The RECORDS % ss % Ssd
by Of h sen S$
largely by own cizens well BY foreigners When
refused sell to either beligereut or to the
known agents OF either OF course they continued to sell to
these being resod the other bellseren lie
to show that authorities were oognzant that any OF the
arms sold were destined for the French roco.s n 70.
ply ntmaton that al the money received account
from IL, i wa' ns % am
summer DID mot ess In reply 70 The nnao1 that
sales of c. had mot been In the
sumner had S::eesssd Frs: ds,ps!sS5
sas sss II
and in proof Of this he The orc Of the War De
cite. a apa s
one in the country must be in nononca and unauthorized
communication with nr v,rsou ,ro. r,ox
OF could not have been got IN any other
been melted present French and that its
ss r.. snsh ] % aw into evidence %
some Of Its own agents suspected Of dishonesty
was willing to aid It, and ransack the records Of
the French legation in the hope Of 9ndng something that
The preamble compared records Department
Of bsen that
ton was where d the author of the preamble get access to
MI sUMsER yrep) of Mass Why, held that record in
journal OF the French Republic"
Mr. Misunderstanding newspaper statement. .
Mr. EpNusDs, (repJ OF Vt-Here 1t s in the New York
Mr. sUSSER-I is the report of French official, published
In the French Official Journal
Mr. HARLAS-And COPIED into the SUI.
whether nsa aaho for
senate leave
Itself, and asked why II proposed TO
:. LIMIT Tnr IS s.sI , ~. o,,. ,ov.
was to vndcate our own government from unjust sus-
Asan Das Ta' e What % did
make to our whether the bought for
what actually paid by the real parties
meni wanted this information used agalns, their
o ned American ena "a nd itself to S
French Legation Tor such purpose and France had re-
VOTE for q. 0 S q ~ g. @ he essa not
could aud the resolution Itself was wholly unnecessary The
preamble and resolution oseher were very anomalous
whore patriotism be could no, Question T sumner he
would be forced 70 ssye Sa ney
The events to be Investigated had occurred in $780, and
subject had been made Prussia,
absence OF such complaint or any other ground an American
of our was seriously compromised and reso.
ZION proposing an nvestga.sn Mr. Frenghuysen reviewed
,Sme Of the statements quoted 10 were plainly false aud
thai the good government seriously compro
Red would Se NOT % the sc % hs
this resolution because 6v parliamentary usage The chair
already assumed hi. preamble the the charge.
be investigated He hoped the matter would be referred
mttee created for the purpose OF investigating This
preteIi many them like one quite unneces.
sary but they would continue until after the Philadelphia
Mr. soHURz, rep of Mo- said tina, Investigation had
was less so to-day Il was now regarded as disgrace 70
e%r sumner who had always passed for good American
suddenly made to appear in the character of an agent Of
Pur Up TO A JOB
Senator from New jersey Ont; Freinshusen had also
charged him with doing ,ha. which would ncs the puss.n
sppearsd therefore that Mr. be regaded
a ss'S n:s Sa one gS
The to this %Caa Ss e%s@be n
S.S ms q n , <:
same and that the men who moved and urged :
asss sms sGft IL
senators vino s ssd that
:mss point Which, X s' dd and Re
ground whatever Tor the nsnuaiion that Mr. sum.
of tbe French The facts seemed TO be that
that certain investigations and had
difficulties for believing that the
the United States was aware OF the practices
q Ss :s s% ss 'Ts
the United seemed TO have been that no
SOLD KNOWN AGENT
of either beqerent this rule had been observed no
arms would have been sold these at once into
the hands beRerent matter OF ordinary prod
ability II arms sold individuals who VITA any oe-
gree probability could be presumed TO transfer hem 70
either helgereut, then clear rs sunlight tha 'ne
adoption OF that rule was only mockery. When
the war between France and Prussia was raging
was q fair presumption that every man onering 70
purchase large lot OF arms wanted them Tor one or otner
Of the teIgereuts who applied for 5OOJO muskes
and batteries artillery. presumption was that he
Ola POI want nem W scare or XII geese IN pond
f1Aughtef When Mr. Remington applied for bJOOO mus
kels and 100000 cartridges al least certain that
bad taken the for and
Saslh la IIIa nal unn q