The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-04
cARL SEIZURE AGAINST nrMsxLr.
Letter from DISTINGUISHED Pennsylvania
Jadsc.
Nov. ., 1876.

Letter from - DISTINGUISHED Pennsylvania
Jsdse.
To THE EDITOR OF The SUN-Sir: The
convention which made Hayes a candidate for
Proslcent endorsed the whole policy Of Grants
Administration, foreign and domestic. Carl
schurz has been secured az an advocate for the
continuance In power OF the present corrupt
party Of Grant, Cameron Co. In view of his
past record his present position Is most extra
ordinary. No doubt his contract IL to deliver
the German vote to Hayes on Tuesday next. l
want, even at this late hour, TO call the atten-
ton OF the Germans OF New York to the mark
Ell difference between schurs tho Senator and
~churz The hired orator OF tho corrupt party
winch. as an hOnOred SenatoT he literally
So thei with mis- denunc,atiops.
In the senate, on FeO. II md 20. 1872, Schurz
m Ge "A speech 90 the sui .ct OF the surrepti-
t.ou- sales of large quantities OF arms TO the
French Government uurlng tho terrible war be-
w ecu that country apd Germany. Toe prean-
uls ana resolutions Oh the subject were miro
duced by Mr.. sumner, AMI were based on res
Oluiion adoOtsd by the French National As
ssmbly on war contracts. IL appeared hit the
French Guvefnment had paid the United States
Tor arms some SlU,OU,UO Ia the year 1870 IL.
while ths report ot the secretary Of the Tredsu-
ry Tor the same year Acknowledged the recsipt
of only to,zsj,l3 10 from that source, showing
difference nf over tl,T00O0 II WIS this dis
Iepincv which attracted the notice OF the
French Government.
The tanor OF schurz's speech Ia not only to
show that the Administrator had secretly sold
AIMS TO bennington. the AGENT OF the french
q vernment, 10 lie used IN the slaughter Of the
Germans, but that the corrupt officials Of Grants
Administration had failed To account for large
part OF the blood money paid for these arms.
vs. Schurz;
Il must asve been manifest, At the tne when thee
al took place. 70 escly uiind how INTERIM,
unn re- ATOMS we're II. kru how the good Will a
our population were lopartlzed b6th thilRs more
liable Ian ANY nnan lal gam realized from any sac
% arms.
Morton, the Sitting Bull Of the majority In thu
senate, VtinlY beloved at Scndrz, who kept ON
pdIng ~ his evidence against the Adninstrd-
uon. IL u thus he then spoke OF our German
population:
80 man nwra the German American cItiEens Of this
ecu nv, No politician owns theui no senator doe
tue President VI thr Unltsi states Dut east
VI aIl arr tue Gcrutn OF tn country owned by hat
OF poll Citns VINO .tey cnny u the bktt u
VI U.s. m sgHi re-. Last Of all do they beons %
mat elias. OF 20 itcianH VINO readY TO
ever usei TO Tie pub interest, might dispoase tAe
Admin tration Or inIlre Inc party.
Mr. Schurz warned senators that the crack of
the party wnlD mad lost us power, That Dop-
ultT voice" SAID he " which demands honest and
uure 2 lvernme Mt, speaks far louder than the
or elk # my uarty whip br We words Hnd tru-.
he Germans on next Tuesday will show by
their yofes for GOV. Iilden that tneV are opposed
10 the corruption now dnOunding. he rerkinK
cd ~ W in In the language OF SchurL " tor
lures the very nOstrils Of the natlon.' lhe con
Lract 0i SchuiZ W maud over the German vote To
The uartN " hicn he charged WIN secretly Sc hnH
rms fnr the overthrow Oi the German Govern
ueLt. ana herewith stediing a large part ~ The
W e. r't.. Will prove Il failure. hchura wlll mn
tht he DON'T own he Germans, u IL more lilac
~ thai sotnsnody just now owns ho0urL. H.