The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-28

Sth OF May. before his deposit Of s2hoG was made
e = @ NJ. S
70 Y Y small n M s,1es % dae abo Ss
AGAINST Which S1s appear payments
leaving balance sep!embsr ~ s Of oyer MO xbc ne
he witness ssoS broken up .l had
have renamed so long in the adjoining city OF New
a y a ne ssaS
inquiry the President OF the Trust USmPsny MI ns mills
@ s on ss
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Europe The committee therefore, cannot adopt
1e. * in The spS ms
Se eh 60 s uss IN
q the statement made By scnamassSS that ne
ana that he DESTROYED ness snse.s In rsoFuS S is.s
n as hs he says FORMER ne Of VANS snd
Means VIII iurtSsf Is%srksd e: q,
changes Ba asei IN to Sa Ne with william King
se so aSsi 1 sSe
dent Of the bank and Dumont Clarke Assistant Cashier
again s Mr. sehum.tsr sssae. his entire ignorance q
h e OF ne AZ vet
loving certificate Of deposit was put in svidence:-
Jay cooKz 4 Co.. ts ban I, ,n,. ,s7,
John g. Schumacher has de posted with $4,000 to
the credit 81 himself subject 70 his order ana the return
Jay COOKE a CO.. per W. NJ Penney"
1t is ind orsed John O. Schumacher" on which it Is
shown that $4,000 was paid on the 9th day Jay, q
sals of asoo snd wss ss aea Ss
@ sss, @ a o .n Soo
the init IT, his bands e 9s M e ps
in Washington IS strange DARK and The
rrn more Of the rsaasa for h the ssa
which bangs over hi, memory When the com,
ssseS indorssd BY h%; and the :wo esraaeatss
% Is h% Of the osse1 snsnS s no
ray Of light dsgSied Or penetrated the darkness OF his
10 Ct nf or s and Of the sS
transmitted to him from California by Irwin he gives
fore until further evidence can be Obtained
memory St % Soan scnHmsier reso1ed
a a
as aS eVssas TO in the
alleged that The former poskHeepsr Of that once
had presented unusual sums q money the counter
TIM ms
gandam Of the .ss OF certain Which be had ,S
time of The examination February 1873 that committee
SATISFIED that there was no evidence Afforded from that
source worthy OF confidence. The witness also finding
leave to Withdraw his evidence. This committee had
before he@ and his
without other result than obtaining three names among
aud these gentemen asoandsd By hs declaration
y ne ems At he
o Such had
occurred IN which they had part The further fact
ton TWO OF them having Voted against the bin and
the other having been at his home al the time OF its pas
sage.
the examination o. Mr. Dillon the boeSkeeper ' Of the
IN M Of The payhs bye s or in tine
examined by the committee which indicate any unusual
even snspieiop that It par. Of the money
sage OF the under investigation
REFLECTIONS.
inquiry ordered by the House with profound
pon 81 a been in 81 nss 6f q
with the passage oil this particular act of CONGRESS The
@ 'isIy s1sa ass siP'n
Dai 60
Of the act The charge would naturally be
aiydqa names INVOLVED and s9s stain Implied ins
IN 0fS
Msnt me vast powers conferred BY the sonstitation
essiston al each session. are suc as ought
ntrused only e body Which Is above rsUIS.sn
S and sSao Of 10dy ,Hcn
supportsd ' By undoubted evidence The reputation
n, ruling a@,aoe; Of 1spuOs sh0qa be q
the intelligence o. its inhabitants The dishonesty
sa.slay psa pubic SSa
TIE individuals themselves involved The moral power
largely in It inst reputation Tor integrity No greater
Vens
epno IN sd abd ns Isnr e Of Iss
peril which has always been appreciated In this
WHAT WARRINGTON SAID ABOUT IT.
since the 1ssnnnT Of is free Sd waa'hins
the close OF his rs term Of once and IN expectaton Of
words:"However necessary may be TO keep watch.
IN eye eSs 20 be sS for as
and eaoasies too lively are irritating 10 honest feelings
INTEGRITY OF PUBLIC sERvArrs
Of na afeao on h Pa the Of tine Of s
on The one hand and sroundsss suspicious and un.
equally dangerous TO tn honor and safety Of the
The committee have therefore, appreciated the i'm;
Pensaon Of the Interested, wnether in either
Or
protesting TO exercise an influence over the acton Of the
Ss the or Inc
the inquiry as sectns the Equation the Chief
ature Of country increases the guilt of those
se oyef q have wass them or
withheld them rom the knowiedse Of the committee
The evidence are that about $4,000
the passa the act now under nvestiaauon; that
sye use Of having NO oca connecen with
such legislation AMI That the disposition OF the remain
ssnted but without any es@ony showing that it was
reward paid TO any person At that time member Of
either house OF Congress, and that the uncertainty
attending the disposition Of this latter sum is owing
the refusal William King " testify the truth and 70
the failure refusal Jonn @. schumacher TO present
all the fact which the committee believe 1t was in his
power 70 give Inc committee are OF opinion that the
importance ofthe absent witnes and of the question
involved requires that the Investigation should
al the point where they are obliged 70 leave IL
RECOMMENDATIONS COMMITTEE.
In order tnat another Congress may have II in its
power to pursue this inquiry until the guilty parties II
auy are discovered and that the DISGRACE belonging to
such discovery may attach exclusively 70 the in
dividuals involved and upon the
Forty-second Congress body, they
Teiaiins to the money paid TO- these two parties
lking and Schumacher and 70 the acton OF Alden
b. stockwe De delivered 70 the Clerk OF the House Of
Representatives. 70 be laid by him before the next
n ouse, OF winch body o. Scnnmaker and william :.
King are handkerchief Mr.. King is not a mem
Der of the present House. and not WITHIN
It's jurisdiction. and the committee is not pre-
pared. therefore, TO make any recOmme ndati0n
affecting him except embraced in the accompanying
resolutions II Is evident that the testimony Of stock
well be OF vita Importance 20 the credbilty Mr.
schumaker's evidence The committee. therefore,
think mat may better tend 10 Just csuositon OF his
case 20 give opportunity tor further evidence aud with