, 1874-04-08

tho stamp Of Senator m6s--
Treasury. It is Boutwell, who is Responsible 1or
at tho prosont movement for moro phuic-feod;
la In resnonsible for tho rnoioty ty-fra,,ds which
have turned loose on tho countrya aet Of private
jackals TO rob tho Treasury and incroaso tho
nitioa. forfolturoH nnl solzures, grew up In his
timo, Ills assumption to havo beou n llnaucidr
il tho only l}gnro-hoad tho cxpnnstonists posaosB.
Mr. A1oOrlocl, an 1u1,ana banker. not unknown
to e. T. Mesta I'm Il Inn sae III nanoio1 who
tion Of tho faot that wo, could
diminish tho curroncy and nlovo on to specio-
payments ii VIC would. i Boutwell,, Cameron. and
Morton put this money partly out again, without
business In order to carry tho fall-olcctionB pro-
fatory to re.olecting Grant. That ioBaon was
noycr lost on Morton; md honco we have the
spectacle Of sonator from Massachusetts, stt-
ting Ut presont in tho only seat occupied by that
Commonwealth and tho only Now England Hen-
ator, voting to water tho currency.
Doutwolia Solicitor, BanAold, Ia n Now Hamp-
shire man, graduating to Tic Boston Bar: \
elear Webater-Syed araSa young II, ~. Yaneo A.
Whtlo acting as Doutwcll's protoge, ho has
Nil along boon Butlor'a mnn. Therefore. when
tho poor old ad-interim socrotary, Richardson,
came in before tho Ways and 1fcana Committee
tho a9f a9 a d sanbora soaraes mot %
field. and oxcoutoti in Doutwoll's term,-ho told
tlo truth. no doubt. Further than thiB, 1t is
probable that Boutwell,, Butler, and Danneld
worked to haye Richardson made tho football
that lo is, and target for badlnago in order TINT
some ono might occupy tho SooretaryHlip too
imbecilo to suspect what waB going on
underneath. Meantimo, pulling tho wool
over the eyes OF Douglass. Commits
sionor Of Revenue, Solicitor Banflold notified
bis independent detectives, called experts, to go
on and anticipate tho regular tax-gettors aid
charge 30 pcr cent on the gross amount.
A Government which will permit itsolf to be
victimized IN this way by the Secretary Of tho
Treasury and bis Solicitor, confederated with a
member OF Congress-, need never Investigate
minor Offenders. Evcry instinct Of official duty,
ovosy element of Government and. society, VIVA
| affected by tho conspiracy. It reached from
| tho central to tho outer post Of duty. It waa
| Jonathan Wild at the hoad Of tho Treasury,
| The Chief Of the Socret-Sorvicc Bureau OF the
| Treasury, Whitley, an appointee aud chum Of
Danfleld, will probably bo found mixod up with
these socrot Investigations Of legacios, corpora
tionB, and incomoa. Whitley and Danflold ha~e
travelled us far NJ California and back together.
| Tho former made his Office in New York, 30 aa
| to DO near tho seat Of values; tho latter in
Washington. 50 as to be near Congress aud tue
Secretary. Both are earnest Butler mon.
Whitley wont to Worcester Inst year in that IT.
| forest, aud hung around tho conyention-hall
Danfie1d WAS tho active supporter Of Simmons
! at bis lato triumph Us Collector Of Boston.
| In short, Danic1d Ia But!or's man in the
| Treasury, and the developments show that By
| him Eutter 1s Secretary of tho Treasury. Oper
any pnutry-door, and Butler will bo found hiddoI
there, GATH.