, 1874-06-26

Mr. Dunnell WHO WAS elected to Congress
fronl Minnesota two years ago by nearly 10000
majority, voted for tho ealary-grab On al tho
preliminary votos and lodged tho final vote,
but took the money. as q result lie finds tic
people OF Ills district iu revolt; and, while tue
party Convention may nominate him, that being
controlled By otice-holdors. Republican papers
ARC protesting that he cannot be re-eloctod. Mr.
Dunncll'has written letter to the people OF his
district insisting TINT be yoted mo" on tho
final passage Of the BILL aud he cites a. proof Of
tho fact that in tho Congressional Globe contain
ing tho official record Of tho proceedings on TINT
day In tho Houso his vote VAS 10 recorded.
This evidence WAS pretty strong. but, einco the
publication Of Duunella letter, this Testimony of
the Globe hnB benn exposed In mannor that
leaves Dunnel worse OF t4an botore. After
Duunoll got home to Mlnneaota with ilis ct, 600
back-pay, the popular ola1nor Alarmed him, 60 10
snt down and addressed tho following note to
hlessrs RIyos i Bailey, publishers Of tho Con-
qressioaal Globe.
OwATossA, alinn, March ~, 1879.
Mtssrs. Rlres L Hat{sy:
GENTS: III the pamphet-oltuon OF tho Globe con-
taIntug the proceedings of March you liaye put MS
down III "1ot voting" on tho nal vote tho aalary
increase, willis III tho Duty Globe for TINT lay you
ilavo Ind recorded as vutiug uay, which did, Iho
Daily 0!oba was right, ana tic pamphlet Is wrong.
Now, tlat waa IN exceedingly Important vote and
very much regret tho error. IL It tuo ate to remedy?
I certainly hopo not would nteot tho e1pe1se II not
Too largo, ghall hear from you on tho subject?
II. II. DuaNEI1.
To this note WAS aont back tho following oyor-
whelmlng ai4d crushing rojofndor:
CONGRESSIONAL 01oDa OFFICE,
NAsHlSd1oN, d. u, April g. lB.3.
Tia HIM. II. u. AH"neH, ossatoau'a. HIM.:
DEAR 6IN: Your note Of tle 29tA ult., 1e1ating
to the vote tho rasaagc Of tho bill proyd-
tug for tho norcass Of salarlcst camo 10 hauA thin
a1rnf1tg, and has boeH sead with care. You with I'd
,nenDtr that you GAME TO ouA OFFICE af!er tho
Dasiy Giodc had leeu nado rcnly for tho pscse, and
INSISTED that tho foroaA hhon'a cilaNuM xouA NAME
fra ths place whera ha rdporer" lIAd put 1t, at H.
AMONG vlosR Nop voriNu, to tAoae VOTING NAY.
Tho tornlnan, trauBcaudlug any authority Possessed
by HIN, ArCEDgD 10 YouH AGQuEsT, AND MADE TILL
A4rEnAr1oK Tha chungo attracted tho notico OF tia
reporters, ono Of wAo1n AIr. Lord At ouce wrote u
a. {olloWs:
THE nEponrEna tETTEn.
"WA4H1aaroN, .. O., March 0. 1873.
'tHa{. kssts:
Il tna G0bf or thla moEhibf lMso = Alst toiulntlt
tic llu of yens uu nays adopting the report Of ta
Committee u Uo4forenra Oh the L2Gfatiy9 Appro-
peIatIon blu contains the uaue Ut Duual! auloug tha
nase, TuAg IL w1;oNu. It wa NOT IN THE List
FURNISHED YOU, All oKnTAss. l. IL lot III tho
Hat Of tin Ctra, aud tie uerk wovtn NOT fur IT IN
gnouon DuRNELL lAslsrED uroN II. Ills namu
bolongs atno.lg the 'not vol,ug.' mud 3usS nE TUT
THERE, It yuu want your st to eosssaroad WIN tbs
House Journal Did noL Dunpell call at tho Giobs aud
HAVE u1s NAME rur AuoAa al. 'NA1a7' Yours, but
"WM, pLA1n LoNp."
Inyoa8ailon proving tue corGeotncaa Of tAe inaan
yAvx III Mr. Lords ester, your hume waa returned tn
tho place 1t oa1anALIx OCCUPIED IN tAa otae@. anu
tho satton hna bpen printed,
In tAa1 uaattar ~ hays folawsa ths Only aoufss