The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-04
His Bagpipes Lacerated on
Every Side.
Senator Carpenters Categorical Reply
to the CalumnieS.
Logan Once More on the
Warpath.
TIE STANTON STORY PROVED FALSE

WASHINGTON, June 3, 1872.
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Carpenter made forci-
bic and full reply to Mr.. Sumner in his speech
before the same body on Friday last. Mr.. Pomeroy
obtained the floor and yielded 1t to the Senator
from Wisconsin, who at once proceeded with his
task OF answering the Senator from Massachu-
setts:-
ne said Tint The Senate mad been Quietly proceeding
n aS Mr. 0 to aa ss
The Senate like clap thunder ontofa
we're read every friend Of the a@ins!raon ss%
ton could have been passed in ten mRtes but Mr. SUM
y %sek Hs M Se end % s he
became ashamed Of the preamble and voted to lay it
Mr.. CARPENTER had extracts from the Globe read to
show that he had declared himself in favor Of the fullest
MOST SEARCHING INVESTIGATION,
and that every Senator subsequently placed CON-
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wh,iewashing report he Violated ali to decsnces q
snf nat s4as
havea iuII and lair stigaiion arms
e'' ''' - rnrSrplTsTrD Malicious ASSAULT
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s %Scs n ndo II.
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chusett who could every act every letter every
idle word OF my past life meets my present appreciation"
ad ens II ss s'F
the oorkeepsr to put him out protesting that was in
pasn sshsrz
from Missouri ssu was ,s ad
same within the sco ss definition Of
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healthy political atmosphere, and certainly the atmo-
espeeialy return rom the CT pure ehes
o w ws s g M ans wo hold s es
sssdi sa e a9S
because the Arms Commltee composed Of lawyers, had
a On
late "sr But "s appr nana u asnses; from Tim,
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pnhiicans mp purer than their followers 81 = N''
g mr. as as on III
odt6e report q the Arms Committee ne maipiained, as
any Kind IN the sales Of arms and against Mr. sehprz
he put the reported opinion of Prince Bismarck that they
reply to Mr.. Sumner Mr. Carpenter then spoke as
meneea by the Senator from Massachusetts on Friday
ns Was mot ad H here for the purpose
cnsing the question Of the sale Of arms arms That
how the '' ssnat s'rt@ from sailed BY
Sn a o as hs ce
M q @ nat s an M pary 1
not TO investigate The acts say the whole history
ss 'nr n'' statement Twas
DISSEMINATE cALuMSY FALsEpooD
haslGSWed here ron ihe senator rom Massachussts
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mos Of this he has
been respected ~ many and for many year, by az rsh
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SSPSsitIon as APPLICABLE to some poet said speaking
of The connection OF Burke with that case
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Massachusetts asserts that II has been
1ppesa Is sna' !SsG WY
e. "a ny% &. %
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s,esr. Gsnsta RsseoSS @so1 Engineer
Ss ss of "%s9 Of uSs
and c5S%"s Gs' hi The Mn'
Dent and Porter ,S
9s military family q General
% he inc Who served him do ad
General Of the Army not needing Their N this
Simply ply lent P, e% Prssdspl they
Ms 4e mot d sss
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assistance in the Wnlte HOUSE, AuutcW. JuHnsuH
had NOT very great ties with the lie had not been
soldier; he had military alliances and come tons--
no friendships or ties bind them 10 him but he had de-
tailed Tor his services in the White House four army
officers. The White House was
YArRoILFD n sENrISELs DAY AND MIGHT. -
SO was the War Department and was the house OF Sec
rotary Seward. The first night General Grant slept in
The White House, after he had retired he heard heard
tramp which sounded 10 MN ike ,,ne trump ,ol
soldiers the floor - below 0sr Presently an nSs
crash OF musKeis on the floor Not understanding pre-
cisciy what warlikc operation meant General Grant
Jumped down stairs TO investigate lie tcunu
there with squad Of soldiers ne asked VIVA,
ali iha mea mt officer said IL was the guard OF the
White House They had been detailed there for months
all through the night In the nails Of the
White House Grant said To the officer that
WOULD TRY TO TAKE CARE or HIMSELF -
ordered him his soldiers to their quarters ana
tn they left locked hls door and went to bed
immediately thereafter General Grant issued an
order dismssing all these sentiDcls from scr.
vice at the White House and at the War De-