The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-27

great many books and papers 70 reierto.
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frauds and he was guilty Mr. BROOKS guilty what
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undertaken to Control the action q the House. under the
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sumption made here that any House representatives.
repressniaiiSn this poT, assSsdaScs with The
tuition and laws. He Joined with the committee
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That b The laws Of his
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Be cverrnsS By House IN ise
81 heat ne % be
constitution and the statute laws and in violation Of all
pure before e fs and man. was for HIM deberatey
having in the words S the old S fear GSS
through the rcstric lions 81 oath and the retrench
errng BROOKS said that never in the long years
against his good name until this ACCUSATION made
Of The House that had lived vain
his Bs NJ &c a
House that whatever rights belonged 70 these men
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Mr.; BAsKs. dbl OF Mass then rose and Immediately
or Ne opened his remarks BY an aason to The s lab
sorbng Importance Of the pending question: evidenced
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power Of every Character here and else where, and
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o the Go p The
plies It dictated is win and It's purpose IL public assem-
Ssss Isp wI!hs,
Pont 1t. was here now. For he frst time in is
ase 's''. ssts e wa, the
Without uense Without or nhe
II should be permanent check that should limit and
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House to protect Itself That was universal right as
senproecton were sircken down here and the House
in here and control legislation and buy the
Ct es On II Ths1
a e At sh ac The m m9nss T.
shssseies ssssSsy and S wisdom a, And Il, isI
orable gentleman from Ohio lMr Bnshaml. II ii We're
understood that members Of the House were robbers
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cha s
Was possible chat men q infamous charscer Gould Be
seas 70 sSs sss % s
was no such obligation on them. His honorable COL
HIM Where
had seoe the de-
sired 80 TO- interest the members Of the House
TT s. Which Slo"s
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tive was to interest them in the acts which they were 70
a h n m NJ e nd wsie
was to take place In Phiadep hia and that soon
that setcd those interests would revive exactly
they before In proof OF the effect Of this influence
members Mr. Banks quoted from the Globe tho report
attempt made last by Mr.. Negley, of Penn
sylvana have resolution referred to the judiciary
Committee in reference to the interest due by the Pacific
Railroad companies and which had been eated by an
objection ntcrposed by Mr. Brooks, OF New York. He
described the conduct Of Mr. Ames before the committee
and depicted him with sardonic glance, drawing from
his pockets memorandum after memorandum,
letter after letter scrap after scrap, which fixed the
truth Of what he had said II was impossible for any one
TO doubt that
THAT STOCK TO INFLUENCE MEMBERS
and that they had accepted 1t from him. No could
dcnyit 1t was TO- protect his interest against assaults
in Congress that he desired members 10 be interested
with him and The officers Of the House, the men in
strong position had been selected by Mr. Ames II was
not 10 be believed tnat those men came to him and
sought TO be brtcd and that they satisfied with the
miserable piance which he doled out to them. lie be
lie we'd that Mr. Ames was perfectly honest man, and
that his statements entirely to be relied upon. Mr.
Atncs had derived his authority in the natterin
SECRET coHcLAvE OR CONSPIRACY
which took place in New York city He knew what the
value Of the stock but the members to whom he sold
II did not know it, On the contrary, 1t was IN evidence
that they were By other that The stock
not good Nj. Ames had represented Therefore
the committee was Obliged to that the stion OF