The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-26
PROCEEDINGS In THE HOUSE.


rear of the members seats jammed with people.
There before such crowd of curious sight
seers In the Capitol
1t was Than hafpast eleven when the reading
of the journal ended and when other preliminary
business of the days session disposed Of In the
meantime the crowd became denser and the scene
nosier. Ladies had been admitted within the body of
hall and stood grouped up at the mouths OF all the
pressed around at the back Of the CIRCLE and
many of them achieved prominence by gaining
session the chairs members They did not seem at
abashed conscious of being out OF place. On the
contrary they for the most part an air Of keen,
anxious determined persistence and eagerness In the
pursuit their OBJECTS such characterizes them when
they mock to q fashionable AUCTION
with the incongrniiy Of the surrounding made motion
e be @ a Of e a as
y and that y was TOO late TO object
MI nadenan subsidized and his rebuff was hailed with
that special order was
that into Whole on Vt the
of the Com
Would be Just as well for hun to attend to his own bas
ness and leave the Committee on Appropriations 70
against Mr. Butler. '''NA "''''- Wy 'A'SA
psov
for the expulsion 81 Messr ,.. Ames and Brooks
loving Mi ss saSss S' aud offered the fol-
deemed by them sufficient to show criminal action
sas thus os hHs Dsa
de- 0aS not appeS Of
s'a hs
United States now in office Or others were done and
me s.s' q EItn 90
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Therefore resolved That in the Judgment House,
81
nvestsssiSn " he matter 81 the Credit GOSIsr
s ss tns
III IS:
1';s Hs es'sss1 Sdsssd f'Is
snsss Ks
at @ ay nat n sd 81 5 5
action in the premises TO law and justice shall apper
sssSidns he speaker peak r aisi
that 1t was not before the House
s s s sn ss s IN
select se% n After shoTins ING isstony
MSSsr worth om S % 800 per cent he he
ss sa!'6
ssS :; %;s
9 va tn a ~. h
eddng Of ten shares Of stock in place to members of
ME- Boos, aem) q Del, nterrupting the argument Of
bedding ssocf Knew e be worth f from
l. he would waffle Nr. foiandj would get along that
Mr.. BIecsSwe WIN wait patiently
there was some balancing motive in the mind Of Mr
Amss which induced him e let certain men have this
had DESIGNED sT q sss ri. ss N,
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the world 70 knew that sometimes ferses Kind
s % Hsa 1ssS snoash d s inss
that Where mans treasure Is there will be his heart
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:s ~ nsss:' s,h ss
WIN s'si: g nsss sa hsy
and Ills snds IS haS
% & $ ns r. sas s
RerioTmancs' deraadsd q millions and he understood
possible
the w M ss
niGn Il fha wss of
by Mr. Ame for wc AT he or nsS b..n srt 70
even although every nember had received
the presen made. It the nsdious attempt to
Daa
and was the House s
to e that RUE Of law for the Of mSn
n to stand up s1S or sny6ody for him
not Know that he was violating III il q mains moral
no wrong in that which their predecessors had
sd was Gs ssqs tn
,e e, awrnakeTs Of the nation MT Poland submitted
ns man ws one who ought to be tolerated as
the ,sS New
iSs sssiss
smar with or the . whole @ The agent Of
stock among capita New and seeo%d s as
pany.
e o h as s a. Ss
and had had
Mr. POLAND protested that he would not for his right
d is IN not s Ss s
ne essa ssas
but had been found that the trap was not properly set
new .rs h aS, ,C Q,
cheat the state q and % cheat the Union
until about oa oeoSsr and Mr. no srooR
There was not the slightest evidence that Mr. Brooks
ever conadeIed himself as anything but null hcdged
government director There evidence that he had
performed any official before January, 1868 but Il
had been suggested that not accepted the
Office and that all its duties were incumbent on him;
whether he meant that Mr. Brooks should be treated di
ferently nom any other member because he had been
Mr. POLAND had no doubt that the acts Of Mr. Brooks
government director would furnish his ex-
pulsion as member Of the House. Mr.. Brooks must
have been perfectly familiar with the whole scheme
fraud from his intimate acquaintance with Dr. Durant
and from his Official relations ent director
could be supposed that while no employed by
DR. Dsrant to place his Credit Mobiler stock among the
York capitalists he not well informed 10 the
reasons why that stock valuable or not valuable.
At the expiration Of the hour allowed for each member
In debate Mr. POTTER, dem) OF N. ", moved that Mr..
Poands time be extended for halt an hour That was
agreed 10 unanimously aud he proceeded with his argu
ment anayzing the testimony, referring TO Mr. Brooks
and the relations OF his sonin.law Mr. Nelson with
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