New-York tribune., 1872-06-04

MR.. CARPENTER RAISES n " ,.n s,r,-srais
RACrTY-HE DENoUNCEs MIR suhNERs ;
Export OF srANToN's vIEw-LoGAN ON
THE WAR PATH
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSkl
WAsursGroN. June 3.-The speeches OF
,,ss Summer and schurz on Friday last have set the
Administration camp In fury OF exci'ehen' anu CON
sternation Half dozen speeches were uhuer way, IN
response 70 those gentlemen, in less thah nan DAY
aferward and many more of the loya oona'ors hau
decided IN annihate them extempore DEBATE saur
aav,s , proceedings demonstrated ths' and IL
was easy 10 see how deeply those speeches
had penetrated the Administration ioruoss' ~
was generally understood Friday night ta. Carpeh
ter would reply on the following morhins' u' "oiu
was sent TO the Senate that he SICK 30 Logan prac
,iood his fine voice instead To-day however carpenter
as carly In the field duly armed with pile OF manu-
script ana dozen books of reference ana autnonv
His hair hung In classical negligence over MS oio"ea
and his vest secured by a single DutVoh Nv VIC
bottom was 80 arranged as TO display wealth
Of clistenng lnen He took position behind Pattersons
desk that being more central and conspicuous 'h MS
own During the disposition of current business ~ o
morning honr he showed much eagerness 10 get a' MS
work The galleries were well filed and the prospect III
viting The orator would survey the galleries io, an
Instant then look at the O'clock DoO io""u in
his seat; stride across the aisle o"
word TO the reporter and then paoA u ni'
scat again At last the hour OF noon arrived
his onnortunitv and then yielded the floor small
glass OF LIQUID resembling in color cold tea was placed
on the desk by nmbe and then the orator 'peau
ont hs manuscript and began, Mr. ConKlhs conf"iy W
his habit paying strict attention. carpenter DC
gan In a merry way, making bright REMARKS
and irving TO be funny. He failed NJ hrst
in this, but succeeded afterward. Inc nrs'
hour of his speech after he had got fairly started was
exceedingly stupid being nothing but succession OF
extracts read in q monotonous tone iro" tne Cierhs
desk with an occasional word TO turn ls ur. py the
speaker felt badly that Sumner had sau 'nc Frecn
Arms Report ridiculous, and had eA'racts reau 10
show that it was not He laid the responsibility OF inc
forniqhts debate month or two ago, in which the Adj
ninistration was so badly beaten, 10 sumner.
From that he went into some choice lhVecuVe'
He called Sumner doeile Chrisual' anu Salu ne
had violated decency and truth, and was Wla mall
cious He blamed him for speaking on fIluay' anu su
the Senate ought TO be at work. q sentiment which was
quietly applauded in the reporters gallery From ths
time after he had disposed of international law and his
stupid extracts, he became very funny. Conking
laughed heartily at every funny period Inc sooer por-
ton OF his speech nothing more than the same ola
stories the same excuses the same explanations that
were made In the previous discussion on the arms
question. He particularly wanted 10 impress ms
audience which by this time had become
ouite large and respectable that he was lawyer aud
that II was a great misfortune Schurz was not About
thirty loyal Congressman had gathered In the chamber
the House having taken and while Gen. Porter
and Speaker Blaine leading each other into the
cloakroOm the orator had reached the Marquis dc
Chambrun The subject seemed painful one TO him.
and he passed along by calling the Marquis an intriguing
Frenchman. From Chambrun he went to schurz and
then 10 Sumner whom at this point lie described
as having the meanness Of Burke He devoted much
time 10 excusng the attitude OF the military young gen
temen at the White House, Gen Porter m0desuy sitting
by 10 hear himself praised by the NscOnsln SENATOR
and prompting him tAfouRh Senator SonklnR Wheh
ration secrets were revealed What Carpenter
could not turn adrOity 70 MS own purposes IN
at and the weakest portion OF his speech was that III
reference nepOtsm. He said II was no worse 10 ap
point ones relatives Office than ones friends, but adj
mitted that the subject was not worth talking about e
still less happy IN speaking OF the President as
insults to Hayti he passed over with joke, and also
other matters at the same Tune. He made no
OF the foreign mudde which Sumner described
lie made telling hits in referring To that portion or
Mr. Summers speech, in which the President is charged
twice appauded. His speech altogether was satisae
tory his friends and had it not been for some rbad
he shook and pounded with extraordinary energy,
his answer TO sumner anu sShGr1 wonn nave ~ S cee q,
placing il in the some order He closed In refer
ring TO the subject of stantons words TO SUMNER by
saving fatty that he did not believe, and Senator
there believed, that there was one word OF truth IN
the whole paragraph Of Summers. His speech
occupied three hours and a half in delivery.
when Carpenter closed Logan vain OF his fine voice and
gushing with the praises that were bestowed him by
Conkng and others for his unexpected somersaut into
the Administration lines, obtained the floor, much
to the regret Of the occupants Of the galleries,
who were suddenly called way. The 40 OF 90
members Of the House also rushed from the
Chamber soon as Logan began TO speak. The
exhibition, following speech like Carpenters, was
simply pitiful and hs whole haraugue remarkable
as showing what changes a man like Logan
in q fortnight. From abusive opponent Of Grant Tor
than two years he has within two weeks become MS
abiect atteTer aud apOOst His speech was simply
appeal on behalf OF Grants military achiey ements
The buge was blown the drum was sounded, the salute
fred aud the whole military establishment was dragged
into the chamber. Only point made that being
based Summers reference StantOn's opinion OF
Grant IL shown concusiyely that Stanton had fire.
quenty referred 10 Grant in terms OF praise in his
speeches, which lie had evidently forgotten IN his con
The Grant campaign in the Senate having thus
opened nobody can tell how long IL will last 1t s still
evident that IL is the intention Of Chandler and Others to
start debate lasting the most Of the week. still keeping
back the appropriation bills in order that the President
may have an adequate excuse for calling extra ses-
zion Tor partisan legislation