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

WARRINGTON, Feb 20, 1873
After the reading Of the journal POLAND rose and
debate. So far the committee was concerned Il had
no wish TO hurry the debate but willing let II
run for the rest Of the scsion desired But at the
of the committee this morning it was deemed
best to let the House have opportunity Of determining
that question: and therefore ne would
the House motion TO close debate At haiEpast
p. N. to-day.
Mr.. BINGHAM &C. ny, Of Ohio. suggested that the
be taken after the reading OF the journal the
debate closing to-day, and giving time to zee
the arguments In the Globe a. . sd
MIR. MAYNARD, TepJ Of Tenn suggested that after the
principal speeches to-day other speeches be limited to
ten minutes ca. ,,..e' t... r.I
Mr. HALE. (fep} Of Me- proposed that O'Clock
night the previous question be seconded.
The SPEAKER cut short other suggestions and PROPOSE
tons by stating that they waste OF time, mas
much it a matter within the control of the
majority; and the Chairman Of the Committee tMr Po
land could test the of the House at any time.
Mr. VOORHEES, dem) OF Ind took the floor, but yielded,
In order that Mr.. Richie Mem) Of Md. might suggest
substitute, which he wished 10 offer for the pending
resolution.
MR.. RICHES SUBSTITUTE.
The substitute read. 1t declares that while there
is evidence OF crminay the purchase and sale of
Credit Mobilier stock by Messrs. Ames Brooks, Dawes
sconcld, Bingham, Kelley and Garfield, yet the crcum.
stances showed calling for emphatic condemna
ton and declaring the OF the body that the
transaction was corrupng in tendency pcrnicous in
sps and mp sna that The members
~, OF lndans DECLINED 70 yield to have
motion Tor the admission OF ladies' but finally yielded for
Mr. Bscx, dem, of KY, condemned the whole Credit
Mobier scheme, and declared those members who were
Mr. Hooper Of MassschSses and Mr. Bingham, Of ohic'
weS ean h and sc na Mr. e q e
setts who, according TO his testimony before the
H. see sh Sws s f
Rabhy Of these men I ana that Of MT Brooks AZ
offences he could not to that doeine such
sa P@ so4a 'Ssses
n and as WA" :a b no C
should vote oday II there no precedent the
quoted .sE al
hs hn
mn,nsd during his term Of secSn and was as well be-
;S ihs siSs a9Sss
moment the death peal OF liberty was struck
e M SS e Tsn an MT R
to the hall who had not been able to obtain the
The vote was taken by teers less than two thirds
voting the si The he se e be a
mtssd to the vacant seats in the dplGmac sasry
.s IS s
SS There could
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someihing in This world and when had lived long
IN S ss s asss 'Srt@
him Me a eIs % syncs Of
Sase Is
Tss mass A Would
S So n & S
Ieeo.dSwners the as..sIoyns that NJ Brooks had
ssss only naG
What evil had M Brooks done q attempted to aG II
E.a;s sIsss e ssr.%n shias and doing Taa
sy
&e sscretary and sidney Dillon, the Presaen Of the
The With which minds ARRIVE at
a dreadful conclusion against their fellow. men. was
ha e s
john Sn B. e also SsS nd oaae s
sas II He
After the hammer Tell inrhef extension o. time was
3 H v
e TO nwa osr He o%s %
T I Psn ss
voyage around ne world no, broken y sense Of gull,
on him under h neryGss ten nay produced
to the chairman Of the committee complaining of the
N''''''" ''''' ,BHyoEa Goa1..r1H ROOM.
HoS LUXE p. POLAND, Chairman, &c.
Ending door closed dsana before you reach
has the against
tn Sa oEs Gs
Of
members Of Congress This has been proven by one
se s on ss sx As SfR
ana when sfe prove
ves 70 the entire O. The Court will sEW
in the Sredit aobiicr Office and BY others that i ali my
UNDER cover II Is Cruel in secret committee Them with
out notice e damn mn mans unsained record Of twenty
! rULL AND FAIR TRIAL.
TO sSow ny ayp S and sosIdInas Action
IL has not e sssG ha s * to sa
room show that McComb was not good witness. It
Re-
dozen or more called by you during the ten daysyou
rssps;ajy submit that this unu, .s Illegal
s ri ST pcss s
MI NIs.cs dem q Ind member s e The .s sS%%t
SSss q sss, ir1 Ssss 5sa
eoneu.Sn declared elemny .na. he
Which be that NJ BROOK. had isid t6s tIa! %
soSernment director There was not word Of proof 70
show that he had committed maltesss1ee In Once He
justice 1ppisus ne a9ST and the galls ne .,
the committee which he said had been extorted BY un;
Questionable facts reluctant committee, and well
that committee might have been RELUCTANT for what was
he chargs, II nyolved the vice Resident s,sss hs
cairmcn OF all the committees Of the House.
was not disposed to blame that committee when y
net was quite able to haul them all into their
little tub He quoted the testimony Of the Wilson Com
mttee " show ~ .II 1870 r....
THE rxoRxIrY OF rHI FRAUD 80
perpetraed the public, and said that this was
but part OF great system of fraud the outcroppng and
surface ndlcstions q great system q fraud by which
official citizens OF this country the value Of hundred
the value the land being stated n railroad circulars
be not less than q billion Of dollars IL the most
mammoth fraud ever prectised on any government on
the face OF the earth and how had been Partly
by leQisation Congre ssona and State, and chiefly Con-
sfessionai The lobby had been brought 70 bear
members elect had been interested until there seemed