, 1873-08-16
BUTLER BOTTLED.
George F. Hoar Replies to
Buffers Defense Of the
Salary Steal.
The Grab a Gross, Uncalled-for,
Extreme Abuse Of Popu-
lar Confidence.
And an Example Of Lavish Expendi-
ture when tho People We're
Bent with Taxes. : ' !;
Tho "Poor NIal1" Argument---
$4,000 for Six Months
Work Not Pau ..'
per's Pay.
A Knock-Down Attack on Butler, Who
QuarreIs with Everybody.
lie is Hated by tho Press, the Clergy,
and Ills Party.
An Explanation Of Hoar'a Gift to the
Worcester Institute.
A Knock-Down Attack on Butler, Who
QuarreIs with Everybody.
An Explanation Of Hoar'a Gift to the
Worcester Institute.

Dosrov, Aug. 15.-Tho Hon. George F. uoar,
member of Congress- from tho Worcester Dis
triot, against whom Con. Butler directed Homo Of
his sharpost SHIFTS, in hs recent 1otter in oxcuso
aud dofenso Of tho Balary-grab, hos writton
lottor in reply, cauato and severe, handling tho
General without gloves, and attacking him with
his own woapons. The letter ia In substance as
follows:
sln: havo received your paper Of this afternoon,
IN which t. wrapped ur printed sheet With tho heat
fS Of Which DO not think was oyer contained Tt.
II your c9yers 9oforo-a otter aignod pen1 F. ButleE
i 1s,ra ssoe o tic s .,s oe % sa.1s e. Sg s
1ohsIoas md noiica Clergy, Gov nsw'sy. yasi
those ,ncmb bors o. oongresa who declined to receive
nach-nny The letter o closes @ BY informing us that
man n ta
cenaure and indifference to all but tho
asssEs eses s E.s when & II n y TS ,.4ss ssss ss t.
done and that tho American people will know where
to look in tirne Of public peril caanity or commotion
TO
{ r. Ss; ss q sfs tessA eS 5ua Ct
ne esS sry o1 soen h. ha
Ind drawn and rccertcd for their pay IN full month
nearly 900 apieco, compensation for past services.
An e.ampo Tns set Of Lavish expenditure When 10
State, and municipal debt, ncodcd example Of re-
tIencn1sSt. 1sa Tho meas,5o snd tho argument,
euus Il ho poy o S pso
pie On thls subject, taking tic '' Losslators I tors
a e chiefly M es So ss soaor Ct Ct rssar ghoS ]
only frugal aud honorable nsntensneo, - apd trans.
In fEnr naNffJ dr~EC
for lire our fathsrs, in tho Fist CONGRESS, pseed
Tho '9sry ,oo e tho President :" su
ticir own salary at tho modest sum oi three dollars
per day. Hitherto tho legislator has boon cnsscd With
sh %oe
ecs Of desire account ot the money that Is earnod
per year for six months servico could properly ba
clai,nod to 10 from which, poor excluded.
Ind besn voted out of ortlor by majority Of tic
Comutteo Of tho Whole, when moved rs m nmend-
% e The ng IL Snd
viii tic addition Of tue elaaso increasing
ths ;sas'os Of members Of Congress, y;
r'Sss tSs e sS sas sssns
S;ompensstion,, and , to 90 It st sny tine IT,
e a I IN the
retroactive, and tho man wl'o had Voted for aid
sssa assnsa and snored Ss
lis people With ta knowledge of tho tact Tho con.
peto and absolute bit tho present was exercise Of
tho powor 80 gross 80 unesea IT, 50 EXTREME as to
assas se ib1s s u
Inv to ny credit theTo 10 remain until /
tle leaders Of tho opposition 10 tic measure what
they proposed to do, and Informed That they pro
Toiucod they must isve submitted, and they saw
! no reason =, Why they -, should not -, receive
not just that while this district was to be taxed Its
share Of tho waole money which ~ was drawn by The
benont Of tho aamo districts whose Representatives
lad drawn like Buna for themselves. acted at once,
within ten minutes aftor my rot,rn horne, and not
thon having to beevo that astngo other herre
0 sens h, t TX M not
stolen recoiyod in brcach Of contract. thought
the voting i wss ysry ob!eStionsble M and
Gen. DutlcrH real grief arises from tho opposition
ho ia IN his plan to got rosscssion Of the
Republican voters. fow oflceholdery ot foeIs
virtue, who hayo succeeded In pcrsuadng themselves
hs d s 1ssf to sS% e. ssss @
II r. ias!ram;ss5!',ss r. za *a!sh as hss:s
/ their will. think Gov. Washburno an
honeac1 and aber, and litter man. Con Dutlora rage
men Of Lis party not strange. II Ia the common
outcvy Of the great malofactora that mankind aro u
league against hen. Political newspapers not often
ko to break down tho reputation Of men Of thoir own
party It ia That the Religious rreaa Of the coun;
to name another mnn bcs!do Gen. RMtlol
10 gonersy condemned hy tue clergy; TheIf
quarrel with his aaaoolaoa tn public station. com
nond to Gen. Butlors reaoctton who.hor tho fault ID
IN him rather than tho.n. Now tho reason that tht
hs Swn party, tho elorgy. tne leaders Of a..ta tbs
IN hoir opinion of Gen. Butler. H. because that opu
Ion ia true Cen Grant "a ordered lim to L1wal bS g
our national dobt IN irrelcemabo. pnpor, tic Con
eral Government sonco1 him with passing sentence
ter. Thoy e1ccrato tle chief prica!s becauso the,
tonpte ht'n to DO evil by brths Tho Ketrescnta
ssSsGiss 9sn,, j4Ss' on,5 IL
q Ills fellows for resembles tho chief priests ri
9!spoa!tieM of the money for the purchase Of III
ptesAy commanded by aod. They took th
sr p5ttsss f p, s ,nd I'D tas s1
youths. by scientific training, for the lealing Indus
Worcester County, which included the whole d!stre
those towns also. tho money waa applied as nosrly "
could contrye to the beneAt Of tho district. ], 90
wrotS LITTER aa'' 3D., naEch sa 1Sssh
IMITATION = i = la Lad 's'sS reasSsa, IL tn ~ vhleh
said TINT dia not conceive myself euled to eitl,e
in thn trnngnrtou which Gan. Hut]er thnka rGHembe