New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
tho amoun. of 5000 u, a, received IT, and ask that it

the amount OF sooo ust received It, and ask that It
be counted by the Secretary. A.. c,,o,
Clerks desk two parcels Of money one open ana
ing to $1,000 and brown paper parcel nod ws S,T, oS ~
which. upon examination was found 10 contain soVO' "
greenbacks Of large denomnation.I
ask, Mr. President, that that money be used 70 ue
fray the expenses OF prosecuting the Investigation OF
c. Pomeroy for bribery and corruption. as my limited
influence extends in deed as well as In thought nave
An aged parent whose life has been spared 70 bess me
with her love and her approval Of tho conduct OF my
life have wife and little ones to whom hope 10 oe
auesth which, however obscure, they may nave
to blush TO hear pronounced Yet TINS corruS
old comes TO me and makes bargain of my SOU,
and makes me proposition which, II accepted IN the
faith and spirit in which 1t is offered. will make
my children 90 through life with hung heads ana ana
burning cheeks at even mention Of the name OF him VINO
begot them. Earth has no infamy more dnmnabie than
corruption criminal more to be execrated tnau o
who corrups the representatives of the people IN fur-
theranee OF his private interests. demand Mr. Presl-
dent and gentlemen, that the actions OF 3 C. Pomeroy IN
this thoroughly examined and that the cor
ruptiOn money that lies upon that taDe DIG the
I + further demand that this body give to-day
such expression OF their sentiments ID TINS
YonSS COMMONWEALTH may be proclaimed through
out the land and that Kansas stand erect and ree
among the States OF the unon-pHre among he
have bat partial ana Incomplete the hOIr or
House let Ina upon my mind such flood OF enghten-
ment to the detestable practices OF the hah hh
TO express the knowledge 1 gained of the depth
Of degradation pure Republican goVernhen1 oats MS
some Of the most prominent and respectable men in
kansas / learned from Mr.. Pomeroy's bps that ms
spee and emissares working in our eaucuses 10
sell us out These disclosures will not now make they
are sufficient TO satisfy that the most consclencees
infamous betrayer OF the solemn trust rep0sed IN MN
| by the will OF tho people is 5. O. Poneroy;
| have been actuated by no motive personai OF
| yipdictive, in my action here to-day nave
not made the fight Mr. POmerOy IN Mr. ingalls, IN
teres i'm MIR Loves Mr. Harveys interest, but IN pc
half OF the betrayed and long suffering people OF ths
commo wealth, aud in furtherance OF tue solemn 0ath
took when entered these halls as representative OF
te peope As to the truth of what have stated III the
presence OF this august and honorable BODY OF repre-
sentatiyes OF the sovereign people, aud before the
| Almighty Ruler OF the Universe, soemnly declare an9
affirm that every word nave spoken Is uou uu'u anu
! nothing but the truth.
| SENATOR POMERoY POsTPONES HIS DEFENSE
ArCHIsoN, Kansas, Feb 1.-The Champion
of to-day contains the following letter from Senator
Pomeroy received from Topeka last night addGssed to
| its editor: - =, ., ,o-o
| DEAR SIR: When You left Topeka told you would
employ my first in detailing to you Tor the puOc
the precise nature Of the malicious conspiracy Orgazeu
for my defeat but since the parties 10 tS conspiracy
| have summoned before the court u answer Iher
earge-that say, before the judicial trlna-l 100
am desrous and anxious to appear ana nave iu
investigation and verdict unbiased only ask sus
pension OF public Judgment until fair nearing can DC
had in the courts The verdict wiz decide VINO mas com
| mtted crime and the measure OF the guilty IInly
| wonrs S. c. PoMERoY.