, 1874-01-15


ion viii tio rcat mnon lin
WHOM ilo Pres,ilent read "'1'"o "'''''o'"
Tftr nurrEn or uuart1ra TO JEFF n.v,a
1h it nhGo conElufnd N witrarr tnn ron,Sr.t;, -.
Cushfnjf: aild caiistJ coinisntn, IN a rta ~
tic s6,iato Tor tlis Isirdsc Tho irnsic afnsn ~
t"Fe u saeg Hbta yaw a' of n ' Seatea hs
agItatcd tic country list proyois Ii Tx hrcnh,,n XII
q tno lato clTi war b,is '' ~ ''0 's'aA'p8 ou'
WHEN FoRr suMrEn pAg Frnrn f1uso,;
Gushing made 15atriotto Sncoch. mi oYorod ta
sorvices Iii = military capacity 70. assist IN rntling
down tho Rebellion. Dtior genflrmon 1ikn f,,s,inn
Ind declared tic opinion tbet io aoYeTsnt sp b. ms
Ssly WEI xssa , ss'ysy M isan On tlo sids q to Jnion
light, stating 30 broadly 0''' "''''" DA'' '''' u
~, pu,.,,,u, ,,o;,.t19:s p.sgs,ox y1Ewg,
oushlnRs legal altaininens, reaolyed to wbdraw s NJ
name, apprelepsiyo that ia opinions as oxnresacd In
the past might dnurioasly ancct thd character Of
rs Ohief efJuatice.
Tho President callod
today which ~ sonin';e a1f or esry sa so,
which Tho subject Ut tho consd.
efc short tnae tofoze tho prcs1lonts Private Bcc-
retasy eaf,eq @ dor the oaEitol.
.hsemsa M Cen nater wae road by tho prestdont in
WI WHEN tao Writsr aka ths President for his Kindness
audi - II fn contradiction Of NUMEROUS
cnafees agalhst hin1 from newspapers and other
sources e3lFesaes ha conviction on tho proprtoy Of
the aoyera anon1cndn,cns 10 tho Constitution added
ia Ise9 o LATE CIV u a,n IN asa tnat
.' AatA1A@!oA 10 HItuuIhHQ llOIH tuG HElln4&s LUG
President detained the Private Secretary aud
Added 70 TIE MESSAGE OF WITHDRAWAL
lostsurip stating Tint since the message was yos-
terdny written Ac had received letter from Mr. Cusl
fng cory Of which ho incosos, dcemng 1t IN act Of
Justice to that gentleman to lay tho sao before tho
Private Secretary oft to Executive Mansion % Tor The The
putposo Of delivering tho message to Tic Senate, Tho
nfaesaa8o Is aceompantcd by cushlnga letter to JEFF
0agls, aa tho grounds on which tho nomination ia
withdrawn, and also the lettcr OF Gushing to presi-
dent drant. to which roforcnee Is above made.
to Davis Is IN possession Of tho War Department, sen
asy y Si5aS il prissss. snd ;Tsis
COPY for publication have thus far proved uns,lc- *
sSs as NJ NsR Is col T. r.
oela quarters that oahins viii soon 10 Sopp0S'o Ill
Tho letter Of Gushing 10 Davis was wr!tton Murch a.
1901, strongly recommending Archibald Toano t.
Davis favorable considorntons Roano havue boon
scholar was contributor to De }o,oa Rrpfta AMI xhi
briefly ading 10 tho aubj whieh then diyaod to
OF tho f1a eoparuon Of Tia Tno, nv III ny
IN aceompl!shod faat. ' 60 ~'''S ''''' 40
rooa ons1'5sas Il m a'cq 70 1 K
don't: 0N0 0N0N3N6 :" N'' tt''1-
SIN: Animated by aenso Of profound eratituao
far tho honor yo;t ftaye on0 ma In nnmntinv rnn ~
to R otlco Of Ohef Jsico Of tho SIre,go ao Gort :,
anco Of my name beforo the Senate NAV bo ea,lsa Or
friends thoro, respectfully ro1uest YOU To- ,yltharsm
tho nomination. Permit mo to add tiat The charges nf
been brought agana nc ID s connecon Ms ars ntarS aaiS
destitute of fo,1Jntion in truth or fact njomsntyy
ssps the ;nps9foa ~ R.,l1 At 9 s re- ensss I
every; oyssy at 1 of ny political it, il whssover ses
tegrty Of le Union an1 to asor fo,n w H.
te calamity Of It's dsruption md Of y eu1ny
@ frSit t9arnge. How could auc proae DO pro-
aonNi intcrcomrso VIII ot Or ror-
to .oao sho 11 .he t SatsS to
ng to prevent eiy war bo sanatize M ,ova T.
I'D oouatttut'on7 nnt Immediately on liz occur
Tho I1nfon in The Etatn ~ s,nth T"55o,r '"
i took ny stand with tho Un;ou md aDNa, IL,
Government: / haye publicly nnnnuncr'i nv ~
adhesion to them In tho n,ost tnSuuiyorai tcrms
tontlcrod my services 10 the Govcrnment u tno tIeh
Or in any other WY which might tcsfy my fdelity to
ID oiciai Us unoca! ac.ion to trend III It'd nntM ms ~
unswerying devotion to the Union, whether Iufinn
81 a m aess ann 4 or IN M
amendments Of Constitution, rendered nacosr:. bv
tho changed coudition8 aud relations Of tlto
tcir respccys l1hapitan,g. Tae recent nmcnij,ncntt
Of the Constitution, each and al Of then, M they wero
XII Sor su ~, mo aes - 1pe e Gu
ton, had my corporation and adhesion, and hays
for we nv resSryo ~ bas ~ 9n
fordea neither occasion nor opportunity yot il, iesa
cason viii the officers Of the tho q 1 mebesa m mr.
Of Connycgn and prjyuo nprsong cntertnnn1 Tia nnn,c
rcsuect for theso onentments ns fnP In me-
Visions Of tic Constitution an aiao yendcrnu spacta
observance duo to thc,n ~ jusl and
necessary incidents Of tho raconatructIon
Of tbs Union. While my nomination was Undergoing
consideration In tho senate It would have been Gnbe
coming foE mo to apeal in explanation Of ny acts
whatever elso may hnyc been sad, either honestly or
TO ny belongs to my Bcnao Of
public duty md It ia my right to reairm and declare
that have never IN The long course Of not inactive
though. Qf H. asoyaty to tho Constitution OF unon.
x,.ts!gnedl g. ous1tsa.
,M,AsM1adToN, VA inn: II. -.
The Preadent, tl his message to tho Senate trnts-
mttting tho above letter, saya tho nomination Of Mr
CuHhtnR ~aH nnt!e without tho latters knowledge.
,y.-, OTHER NAMES suaoEs7ED.,
Western ConBreasMen represent TINT the President
states that hs next cho!co for Chief Justlca will bo
from among the following nnmes: United States
Circuit Judges Drumnlond Of Chicago, aud Dillon, Of
Iowa Dixon. tho Chief Jnatce Of tho wac6uslu State
su1rune Court md Morrison Il. Waite, Of Ohio,
Counsel for tho United States ut Gcucpa.
NEW ALBANY, 1ud., Jan. 14.--The LeIotr- STANDARD
Of thts afternoon auggcstB tho name nf Judge W. r.,
Otto for Tho Chief -astlccship, Judge Otto WIS for
1uuIy JuIga fhn Ho.rf in fh{a 4tn+n