New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-03
THE ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
THE PARTY TO CARRY THEM.

ia IN
uoHas =, Tho Executive Office when they drove
Wv xa,,o,g nsurpaton and assumed the govern
-, 90 ,vhicb thew had beeh legally elected They ma
"s,no hovever inculpating Messrs. Butler and Car
penter in any dishonoraoe OF q"es"o" =. a. Iii
though some Oh 'nen 70 make some explanation
enough ior 'neso fon''0 "
INC .snss rsves, nothing OF any consequence except
that Carpenter was herally paid for his advocacy OF
Ko9ss cause at Washington. II will be necessary ZOE
Matt Carpenter to rise and explain.
some OF them are very angry with TIE TRIBUNE Tor
having q correspondent at NewOrleans whose lnVest-
cations result In such damaging disclosures ~"' ~
ter Express says:
The misrepresentation and sneers OF sne now
TRIBUNE, once the champion Oh , "S season will not
4espe' ,ba American people the colored voters and
their oyal white friends OF the South have mace ereat
mistakes in government but tneS nave naue a SS The
narabe with the ordinances OF Secession passed Dy ne
legislatures Of the Southern states IN 1861 anu nro
Iatares It is time OF compromises ana ou,maS S
harmony in Louisiana ana we wTu1 1a hT it's relations
with the South 6nt SO long as suc ineenions insin
n0kK se e chaes Concerning large class of the
South those Journals woeh oe.eV eo IN
HaI JUSTICE oo'' eio .l'. 49,, -, , Cornenter call.
The Troy Times quotes the letter rom oar'en'ei Oa
ING on Kellogg for 81 900 as godsend and with WIFI
rt,, ssrcasm saws:
W. = ,err,he revelation this is. How wicked and
corrupt Matt Carpenter must be- What business mas
he 10 be desperately snort anu nrsSiice of his
,r,os,nn hefore the CourTs of the United States
,, c,a.,S ,uos0l r,,on attacks ,he thieves"
1ne sp''n9,e'" 'aas,c 90 to,,ova.
and defends the 'gentieheh Us ioiio"''
The thieves who ried the Office OF Gov: Kellogg at
New Orleans Of private letters and old stubs OF check
poons g 70 ,a, IN Scandal about Republican Con-
res.men All the gentlemen accused are able
Shaf they earned the fees paid them by legitimate
are forced to acqut them on all the charges IL Is 10
be doubted II the sneak thieves VINO s,Oe ene az bon
can snow .nat 'Iey ero CrMan,ar and The rest who
were maid fees by GOV. Kellogg.
~ r,,,, w,;a,s,,on,s ,bot tho whole story is
The Quincy u Wh'g suspects 'ha tne wnoie s'o's -
q fraud" because The TRIBUNE 'which mas oecopo
she mos, unreliable newspaper in the country when
-; =, Enc ponnhlican Marty and its leaders first
SpeaA'"s VI 'ne Nc -. ., =, =. Coz Ko,ocg,s
check book 1t describes with great dstinctness the
animus OF THE tribune, thus:
It's bitter hatred of Republicans and Republican prn
epes permits 70 say nS aiehoods about President
drat the party its persistent ,rd ,a",n have been
GIa' an" tn s ~ ober nnrnnse than 70 shake pubc
Confidence in Republicans this FAIL and its limitations
OF dshonesuse OF money ID 3nc are put ior'H
ga ,h,s IN closing.
The Wing IT, OF course not prepared TO posnvey Geny
chat any OF the genteoh their wotes mr. influence
but al the same Time IL uoes uot , hiev until
uor,h py me aDoSh anu nrra nrseuts nrno Of the
some Ieiaoie Peison VI Joui"' P paw
a'.ee"''on' ..,.
DisVrcet anu , o ,..s :. ,ou,o
.'" 80 0a,oraI ;ns Of allowance and cun
. 10 .''nao m,sI ,So,.
Men who possession OF documents oy inert coulu
hardly supposed TO site ke at me grens OF Yer
klon documents even at forgery, II that
were necessary to their purpose
The Detroit Tribune could not credit the authenticity
NV .,. "
OF the letters out sao'
Under the circumstances 1t will well TO wait for
the her side before accepting the conclusion that the
letters genuine or that Messrs Butler, Chandler
,and Cushing are guilty OF accepting bribes
The Concord (N H. MONITOR Mr. VIM. l.. Chandiers
ohome newspaper discusses the sn9ec' thus
The stolen kelogc CORES ponuenct, WHEN I'M NV
@ 4, tt aud Witch it nnSey,ook 70 invest
;, 'a ~ uI ooI hecomes en,rev innocnons in the
win oi. ukiy oVn, ~ ~ ~ na Iettar ~ Tho
gnV W 'ne T Cpd IN othar coumD The CORES
on IN. r. 1Ganuer ~ and in no
lonuehoe All iei,Is -. 10 "a, ,ta ,,ores ~ IL
wise compromises lie " 'Ho PG'n 10
Ne nOUce tnat zen Duoie rbo OH mar,ies
porter with similar explanation: me ON! parties
who aTe compromised AZ an are tne tDeSes mnI sto
the letters. and The TRIBUNE editor who purchased
mem hno"ns .ue 10 ne, cnnar,a Win The thief
'nat 'ue reoeEer is 'iu'i'9 p .'. -, ~,
me Afo0"y journal is very mucn oo4iiusou " -ui'
Carpenters posiion' ne oeing !" heosS pay anu oil
the time MS determined enc Wy III oo"sress' says
And yet we are asked 70 DeNeve that WINE ne was
Ihus eAtTtdug on - 81 % ann and rev.
ceiving large sums money from hun. We confess that
TO our miud utterly incredible and we pre-
fer to await further developments as we tuR the puO
lie WILL before accepting story which seems opposed
TO all reason.
IL. p,;Iod.Jnl,o p..es hos gone thro,ch the whole
~ P 49,, -, , co.,, .. "a
correspondence with hghed candle ana aled 10 ma
anything that can even be called queer IL says;
As for the letters fail utterly 10 see in them any
mug .dss m0o ' ron Kn"cg RntIer Cnshing RiIIl1qs
and Chandler we're all Keogg's counsel at Washingto
Cen Butler as ne says IN ms eteI before the supreme
,h nm0 a. s and bonesy earned ~ an
attorneys fees ever were. anybody who detect
anything dshonorable or suspicious III Them or IN tne
nm ,sonS %i'on ab;oh If the vonnCer Mr. Welier
had possessed would have made hin a competent Wit
ness in the celebrated case OF Bardel VS.. Plckwick
The Bu GaIo Express jumps the conclusion that
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