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New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
YLIJM CONGRESS-FIRST SESSION.

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
THE SENATE DLvoTis the DAY TO IMPEACHMENT
TIIE HOUSE DISCUSSES TAMPEEiNG WITH TIE
EFCoRD--NAyAL APPROPRIATIONS.
SENATE. .WAsnSGION. May ~. 1876.
In the Senate to-day, Mr. MERgMON Dem
" CJ by request introduced pill 10 amend the charter
Of the Washington Market Company. Referred
Mr. HERMAN Dem. y. " presented petitions OF Johh
C. Barron executor of Thomas Barron and James COLES
OF Ncy.York asking 10 be refunded certain money be
L,nen. 10 the which we've oil DEPOSIT in the Cllzchs
aua OF Iui,i na during me war. Dr seZ d ana urhcu
mo The MAJ oal Treasury 10y Cen. B t. Duter, IN com
mani of III, Federal forces In NewOgcaIs Eoiefod 10
tue Committee on Claims. -.
I9:lO resumed the consideration of thr articles o I'M
ngrInrtt against ". W Brkuap a,c Secretary OF Wa .
win cu. Ours. ~ i1J tue doom were feopeied ana
l.ci.lattyc business was Resumed -,
TAo CHAIR Itid before the scuate communication
fu tr ccr, lazy of tie 1T.asEr iucUsins tnO report
OF the Director oI the NJ nj, showing the annual procl
OF go and SILVER ~ the Ut"d Stacs from lol 10 1870
ncus yr ard o5tAt" "i be ~ duct of olher toul-
licr Ordered To be- printed and iai un the taDlr. .,
Mi. sALGENT C,ci. cab slbmii,ed resolution can
ing fur tue report made 10 the superintendent o Tue
0aSf survey Dy GcOt Davidson, describing dld NUS
tng t thod eip.o! od ior ti. Irrigation OI lana ia
India auI southern Europe. Agreed 3d.
IAr S,uatc fdtn, iit,i bncf EAcCdtNo sessOn' Az
iouintu tiI Tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
AN AMERICAN KINDERGARTEN.

SIMPLICITY OY TIE NEW METHOD oF EDUCATION.
10 the Editor NJ me Tribune.
SIR:Ift the Greek philosopher who hadinscrbed
over ms library door tine words 80 admitted mere
who docs not understand geometry. could see the lo
children from three to six years o apparently nj paV
mt rra y siuiying, woraus. wcivius, pcriOrailnS'
m,r,in, and declining 20 Im'trcN sires rs taught ~
an American kindergarten school IN ts city, ne ""ud
doubtless have confessed his Inability to comprehend
how such little chdrsn could acquire shch perfection "i
s u xecutinl and such beauty % design nnd harmony
hy any sysem instruction Tho position Of the body
the head arms htnl AMI feet all have the closest a
tenton a. well j. the Ave senses Every function OF
the child s brought prominently iuto activity. and the
Child i tau g that eaoh has is special use ana Il 10 Do
exercised AMI cultivated for specific purposes The
ventilation 0f ii is carefully looked u wlle me
children arc going throulh their cdsthcnic exercise
which comes between each half hours lesson SIN
t1ere "a NJ crowlin. stnl, Of tho brlin-na-clty
i'm arel whilo knowledge Is imprinted He learns T.
make the letters before he learns their names Beiorc
he becomes weary OF occupation lie Is eNorcsod 10
the sound Of muse in he.libful movement of the
Dndy. A. hai ms nin1 ~ liit5 pc,"Pri ~ . a @
changing panorama anur'iins diver-"n excitement ana
instruction. civinl iril play for MS obrcrvailn com
par AMI contemplation; 40 that has play Is siud'"us
| aud hls study l. playful. .., 49,.
! There il a gradual hut steady and systematic pro-
| qresson step by STEP from one form III nuiur' 10
another: the most simple first. the sphert worstrn
ball blue boa the first Of Tie primary coofS; then
the yellow ball bccau-e the second "i the iny c"IoH
then red ball, the third o. the primary colors anu 80 Oh
To the secondary cOiOrs. Tcn the vsrOns n"neail"s
Of tac sphere ugh slch ~ tde cuDc iic square
with IT. faces Sides edges and angles hnl So on
10 the ~ inder and In snort the child - taught
the alphabet forms In the animal vegetable ana
inc l kuyduIns bv classification and anay 30 tnnt
ihr cild cdn -Iy What ewes have So n, what ny
car. nave head what hands nave banded, declare
INTO ven" Children often called precocous. hut 10y
| t1n.c usually who incapable % understanding the
n.tur. and capacities Uf children II child acll rec
knowledge hc rst principle Of things, while ~ nlni
free fr0t aud IN IT, most plastic condition. me
impressions then made become incnaceaDc. anu tie
elias ifeation of every object IN nature became habit
anti irs mini becomos S"rrhons t. when IL can so
lr any proIrriy be possessed o ana there lnd IL
| i'm IN, inpopTlIfc place. 4 always toll just now
much ID has ~ store; aud it also knUNs he tne mn OF
business. where IL sct mpr. II Il crazy to he
| hou,d That tue system Of cductiiuG children Dy ne
| ON .uc Centennial grounds at PIilidcl inid ~ H.
| Nctp- orr. Feb. y, 1876
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
THE BUFFALO BLAINE CLUB,

SIR: The day Oh which the Syracuse Con-
veuon was held the Pioneer Blaine Club was organized
in rlis city, with about 80 members. At its meeting last
night cretary reported over 700 members enroeu
The Club has recently issued address to the Re?nD-
can voters of this 2c) county. II will be regarded rs
very refreshing reading by all Republicans In this state
who claim to have sOuls OF their own.
il unquestionahe that Mr. Conkling Is the Ao'nls-
fon and oiceboldns candidate pure and simple but
the Of the voters in the Republican ranks OUT 'nS
way are t.r Blaine. 49,. out, -
Las; evening Sir Conway, tho President Of the Clnb re-
ported me names OF nearly half the del gluOn o ninu-
RED VINO going to Cunnan 10 urge thc New
YORK delegation to Mr. Blame ON the formal pat
lOs. They intend going il company win similar dole
cations from all parts OF the state plan Il now ING
gEsed place an to Cincinnati III body IhlS iocs
not look ~ il machine" politics hOursLed very Wen III
the Empire State oAhfsoN'
BuDaLO, May II, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20

ecuvc Departments Of the Government II was IN Ills
power to enviable reputation for himself as
courageous. statesmanlke leader Of everything that
pure, honest just and of good report within the hcpup
lcan party What has he done IN that directionf Noun
ing Sccrctlrv Brlstows in office pres MS most
refreshing contrast Ain Dst unknown % the onnul u
is true and with cHc0uragement from Oicll quar-
tens, he nantuy attacked the most pOwcrful cohOha
tiin That tried 10 swnd'c the revenue SttSce, tn
cayi c on the warfare with such sa AM deIermhlion
that ID has made him thu most popular man among those
who want" Reform" al any cast. with less t'Ih olo-
tenth HE opportunities Ot his principal opponent LOT te
Republican nnniut tuIl, he has made Just lha frPhld
ton for himself winch the later has not ana W'cn
amateur politicians AMI good many DINERS want III
the high places Of'thc Govern nent
Aelo- io,X, May Is, 1876. REFORM SESTIAENTALiSr'
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
BOSTON CULTUS.
FROM MAN WHO WILL VOTE FOR DRIsTow, but
NOT FOR BLAINE.
NEw j RsEY.

NOT FOR BLAINE.
TO the Editor OF The Tribune
SIR: Your correspondent, "Western Re-
serve" il troubled because, according to him. the highly
educated men of the United States prefer Mr. Bristow
for President. II may allowed to speak for tho
Glass whom this correspondent attacks woud say that
they have no doubt that Mr.. Blaine is most admirable
engineer; hut as they intend TO "break the machine
they don't care for an engineer Nothing could he more
clever than Baine's management OF his candidacy
nothing more shrewd than the manner in which he
shakes rag in the face Of Confederate house
melting them to upon destruction But 50 much
ceverness, these gentlemen think. is uncanny. lit
tie conviction grain OF moral earnesnesS, woud out
weigh much smarness, In their estimation For them,
acrobatic performances have ceased to draw. Where,
they wonder the voice and influence or the Relr
leader Of the House du ing succession of Scdd s
such disgr ICED any previous Administrations
Where is the evidence that he will favor Inc idulcal
change which they demand in the method Of appoint
IN, at and the tenure Of office They wOud have more
manipulating conventions Mr.. BristOw, In their eyes.
does represent pOlicy-Civn Service Eef lh-ths
restoration of National honor. For one the writer Will
if MI Blaine Is nominated, his vote, wnicn has
always been Republican, l. likely 10 20 To any nara
money Democrat. If the Republican party cannot re-
model itself prosperity it is time that 1t should he
taught 10y adveTsity to change lis methods After al
however perhaps ! have misunderstood yonr CORE
spoDdent Perhaps he writes sarcasticay, just To Try
us Who say The West Is the land OF huinor ana
when he tells that Mr.. Brstow deserves credit Tor al
tackng the Whisky Ring. but no more thaD Gen.
Grant" il seems qnite likely that he Is merelr netting
fun " ut our innocence BOSTON CuLIUS MAI.
Neto- York, May 15. 1875.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20

Ia round dgurcs IL may be said, with very ciOse ap
proXImafiOn to truth. mat lac value 0f The bullion
nroIsct OF the lode from 1SG0 To 1879 Inclusive is
500 II from tls amount the value OF iDe gOld
contained in IL be subtraccd, the remainder viii show
tbe value of the silver In the earlier years Ol produc-
ton lie proportion OF gold contained In the bullion
hIc er than IL H. subsequently, ;Or several yeas,
during the prosperous days of the Gould IL Curry.
S,yagr Hale & Norcross, and Cho.fPctt al uincs
whine OF bullion about one hird Ia gold and
twothirs In silver In the product of tho BoheT aud
Crown Point bOusnZa (GbOnt SjU0OO0OO) tlc value Of
tine gold about onoalf. In the product of the
soaed Virginia the gold ls about AZ per cent Of the
value The average value Of the gold In the pro-
duet Is therefore far from 40 per Of the wboe
Accordingly value OF the silver product of the lode.
from tie outset the beginning Of the present year,
instead OF S275 900 900, 10 about 9l2oOOO.O0O.
Respectfully yours, Nc.. JAMES ID. HAGUE
No. 240 uOii0oHeryst San FraHeiScO March II, 1879.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
TIE SILVER PRODTCT.

AMOUNT TAKEN FROM THE CoMsFOcE LoDr--L'RGE
PROPORTION OF GOLD ~ THE ORE.
To the Edttor Of Thc TrtbHne.
SIR: In an article entitled "The Silver Qucs-
on published in your paper Of March 2l thc statement
h. made that the Comstock Lode has already produced
",uorc IN An S27j 900" IA silly As thosyer ques-
on il attracting good deal OF attention. and is liEely
to ba the subject OF much discussion In future. II Ia
worth some trouble obtain at the outset correct data
the production Of That metal You Will there
fore hope permit ooGrr youa statemcnof Of the value
OF the gold aud silver product Of he Comstock Lode from
e date OF iis discovery the beginning Of the present
wear This statement is mainly based on three sources
OF information. Que is tho record of tho express COM
plny whose business it is 10 carry the products OF The
mines TO market another Is the carefully kept records o
the principal mines from which the bullion has been
produced and third IL the record OF the county oic.r
whose duty It is 10 learn the yau' NJ the bullion pro-
duccd from all Sources for tn purpose OF taxation
KrlyIug chiefly these sources OF infOrnItiou, the
ii, .l,.l.., h sta frl ia a.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
NO DRAWBACK TO BE A POLITICIAN.
IN. FdjIor of The TTibltHr.

SIR: Undoubtedly the best thing the Repub-
lean party can do at Cincinnati is t. nominate Brsto"
lie is my first choice. But II careful Organization ana
manipuation secure tho Success Of Blaine, ought we
Liberals to be much dissatisedi His ability IA u1
donbtcl HI, Integrity and honesty are without spot
his virtue is not of that cheap nG which has sured No
tentation The only objection Mr.. Blaine is that he
has been too much of a pot clan, AM II II thr very
noIn tb1t prompts me write IL II not part ~ the ar
co,pUlishmrnts OF statesman that hc snail be p0l-
tiea-fnat H. that he shall nave some oi iiat rrafcL
wisdom and tact which often save Nec1hi-i1te man
from f;iluTe2 AN AEi-ASsAs llbhhAl"
Lt'ir Rock, May 10, 1876
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
CANDIDATE OF INDEPENDENTS,


SIR Of the 10000 independent voters IN
Krg.York State, 10 may fairly be assumed That MOI
10000 could induced to vote for any Of TIE prominent
candidates OF either party except it might be- ior TIT
den. B.stow, or Davis; [ thins among these three
they would be about equally divided; ouI aS regards
candidates who not prominent Represented as lhe
o. Grcal Uulpnwn" there is 4 name mentioned now and
.i hnt 1nnra fre1ueuty OF Late that would Ill up the
le ,,ure of independent rcqurcmcnti man OF "oiin-
wide reputatOn Or ability ana integrity, anu oho VIZ
ynuId t honor upon any position III which ne IDigll
BE- placed II doesn't seem 10 be necessary 10 say la'
tllis can, late is William Il. Evaris.
Netu- York, May IL, 1876 VERY lhDEPLSDLNr
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20

.u,.a,arv silver coin In tho near future In the hrS'
place silver coin intrnscay worth 81 CENTS canno' 10
exchanged at par TOR gold. in California or any o'"e,
pl.ce ia commercial Transaction, for any iehs'n ~
time: for short time II may circulate ~ p" WIN So'
m ,,os. countries In retail TRANSACTIONS. simply oecaSe
m,nv ncrnS do n Ut know that silver, OHIh< 10 IL IN
ed production. IL worth abonS ten per ecu, lii ~ h
nunce ftr ouuce 1t on year ago iTIr WI, ~
anne nsw silver boarded. bat The old coin whch WI III 80 ~
oroneIf 10 shf after a seclusiOn Of 10 years W'i i.
bo, n Inc I'm There will sui en6 sii'of rn'thso
iJr Mi prtctcl purposes by six montns from t,"y
nroyd.i lie Government continues us reuenpInn VI
traction u currency. a. w. ~
ueuDhis. Tenn, May 2, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
MR. BLAINE IN BUFFALO.

SIR: In common with many others was
pleased with the communication in saturdays TRIBUNE
sigucd Western Reserve" The writer evidently under
stands the SITUATION and possesses the art OF putting
things" We think we have in Buffalo IA desron-
of hotter state OF things in politics as any who nave
formed the much-takcd-Of Brisow Club in Boston Ths
element has rallied with enthusiasm around the name o
poino With every oficc-hoicr and every Republican
taper working for ConklinT we formed Blalne Ilnb
which has grown IT, abOut 500 ncinbcrS W Know We
arc nor Euavcs and don't believe we are fools because
we support Blaine rather tnan Bristuw We belrV'
In Eiue because has been known aud read or all men
for en- wears We are afraid of Bgistow because We
know aim in hui ralticuidr. H. H. L'
LuGal0. May IL 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
THE REJECTION OF TRIED MEN.

70 The EdtfOr Of The Trtbuhe.
SIR: nas it not become ridiculously cbarac-
forsc Of the Yankee nation 10 ignore men VINO nave
stood the test of time and Ike new dol in whom
they imagine they have discovered ali the virtues OF an
kistides They pass by the Gays, the Wcbslers' inc
Cnases the Summers and the Bancs and take the Iay-
iors md Scots and JohnsOns and Granis and BrS'ows
do not wish TO find any fault with Nj. BrisiOw lie
,y h tine hes man III all nd Tor President but lee
l. comIEiraiivcy unknown. There seems 10 Dra very
universal dstrust OF pubiic men, but am MOI "S 10
Ioud be made object OF worship, or be immediately
made President. d.
Br0ORivd, May 10, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
TIE SOCIAL EDUCATION SOCIETY.
To ne Editor or The TrIouHe'

SIR: VIII you allow me to correct an error !
In Yesterdays TRIBUNE the women NJ the soc'h duc"'
ou Society are represented thanking Mcssls wheeler
q wilson for A recent tender OF heiI parlors for the
present use OF the Society The fact tm these gentle
men have been kind enough for long time past to allow
our meetings to BE- held IN their rooms, aud now reIui-
inc ihem Tor special centennial purposes, they una II
i.,,sry 10 viihLod them We desire 10 take hs Ol-
ortuuty to thank them heartily tor past courtesy III
,iving ~ thr use OF their bciutif ropDs For the
nrcs nj our meetings will he'd ia the private pariOrs OF
our members. . f. LhAN -,
Aca- OrL, MAY -, 1876. Corresponding occrei"Iy'
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
BRISTOW AND BLAINE.

To the Editor OF The Trt1une
SIR: As the l4th of June approaches the
Republicans seem to be settling upon blame BIN
tcy and the Great Unknown" tle,T cand daics u
tey have any penetration at all they VIII see 'hat
ticket composed of Benjamin II. Bristow for PrcSidh nj
and James G. Blalne for VcePresacnt is he strongest
and best they can name Bristow carry all the STATES
now conceded the Republicans, WIN New YORK ana
.nt,iry This Blaine cannot do. II certainly can lot
carry Kentucky and probably rot Ncw-NJrk. lis sue
cessio of terms speaker i ihcudly quaiihcS nun ioi
~. yicePresi lenev TdDlsfnis Of iicn j w"Id Vol
Tor MIN for TIE second plIce the ue4et who No1o
not ,Dr the first. Ia
GTee,le. ". L., May l3, 1876
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
SOUTHERN OPINION OF REPUBLICAN LEADERS
TO the RditOr or The Tribune.
C,p. Has tha Renuhlican marty determined

Blk IltS Tue PuhVJ
70 sul,vcrt our Government3 Did Morton represent
Northern sentiments when he declared in the Senate tnat
he epudated the decision of the supreme Court III the
Enforcement decisionl Does the Republican party
iudo~se Senator Frelinghuysens assertion that the
amcndmens to the Constitution DO give ana guard INC
rights of suffrageH Does Mr.. Boutwell, represent any
Northern sentiment when he denounced Southern states
men fer the last 20 years hyrocres and liars when
protesting of the Uu0ni TAc statesmen from the
N,;th and the south have differed many public
measures but can there bc no honest difference OF opl-
ion II the various cNpOsOns Of law recently inane ~
IN 50 distinguished senators sustained bv their parry
ana thtt PARTY eds IN the coming election, thc nuf
Government ms understood at least by states Kirhis
rner, is suhycrtcd ID, NIIHLhsfOoS'
be0ehi, La, May 8, 1875.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
NO DOUBLE STANDARD.
To the Editor Of rae Trtount

SIR: In the "Poltical Economy" or John
Stuart MIL Book Ill. Chapter ", IS the following:
The plan OF n double standard IL still occasionally
br,ht forward by he and a writer o. orator as
"A crcn; inprovcmcnt IN currency II ia probable tlat
yIb most of t, athercnts chief merit Is ITS teneny
10 sort of dereoation, there being AT all leS apu
dance OF ~ any mode, either open OF covert
OF lowering tho standard.
The whole OF that section, page 3OS' Lonhoh euton'
comnIeeIv answers those who favor double STANDARD
Senator Jones says gold ia British and silver Is Amei-
can THIS Il the knd OF sentiment that makes DC
cent American either blush or Sxea, As 1t suits MS
humOr. w. "
B1lfiDtoye NAV 4, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
QUALIFICATIONS OF A CANDIDATE.

SIR: The Republican candidate should be a
man of undoubted honesty, decided ability, undouDted
courage large experience in the affairs Oi the nation ani
have thorough knowledge men, so as to know who to
c around him for his advisers and who TO place IN the
Offices OF the Government offer the name Ol james u
Elaine 40 the man Eio possesses IN III degree all the
oU. ,i1catIlns above suggested. u.
Nete- iiaUen, May II, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
W. NJ. EvARTs FOR PRESIDENT.

TO the Edttor OF The Trtbune.
SIR: The TRIBUNE. by its editorial entitled
"No. Too Fast to-day has done most worthy service
Tho standard of Eyarts for President at bo
rased Adams is no stronger In virtue and less gifted
In genius Evsrts still also surpasses him IN being man
OF, from, and for the people. JOIN of J. JOHNs
New York, May lS, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
WHICH Is The REFoRMEEi

70 tAs Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: What in the name OF common sense
the reason for calling Mr. Blaine the politician and Mr
H.ov the reformer r. asks your correspondent "Cultus
vI inst this James O. Blaine has beeu in Congress
cory long time and during the greater part OF that time
10 has bel the most responsible and powerful position
- u. House. He had exceptional facilities for innu-
ssas for good or evil both Size Legislative And the Ex
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
ENOUGH SILVER FOR ALL.
To the Editor OF The Tribune.

To The Editor or The Trfbune.
SIR: A Baltimore contributor to your "Peo-
ple's Column VIII 80 letters during the imitation
OF last Summer struck containing maoy Ideas OF
sterling soundness. has evidently taken the wrong posi-
ton in his communication published In your paper Of
April 20. wherein he refers 10 lookedfor scarcity Of
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
HARMONY AMONG DEMOCRATS.

To NE EdttOr or TIC Trt6"ne.
SR: particularly desire feeling OF har-
mony between the Eastern and tue Western Democrats
The following ticket should be pat forward at 81 Loas
Tildeu and Hendricks, Tidcn and Thurman. At any
r,te without Samuel j. Tilden at Ito head the party
zht as we'd give mp the start for the of ilden
alone enbodcs all the elements of true reform ana tue
cause Of hard money. L. L. D.
JeTsey Citg May 10, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
BRIsTOW AND WHEELER.


SIR: Having been subscriber to TIE
TRIBUNE since publication yoa will allow me, trust.
an expression Of opinion and preferences FOX the next
Psputlican National ticket Benjamin II. Bristow and
William A. WheeleI-equally good-either end forward
w0ud command more than the requisite strength.
LIBERAL or ~, lNDEPEsDLAT OF rs
Ncu- York, May 10, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
THE HOPE OF REFORM.

To the EdtOr or Ihe I'OhHc.
SIR: If the Democrats could realize the in
tense yearnng4 the Independents for good men, and
nominate & j. Tilden for President 'ictory would be
theirs TO nominate Hendricks would be certain ruin.
In this STATE Hendricks or any other Western paper
luouey man would not De tolerated Tor u day.
Surorise YaLey, CAL. May u, 1876 W. IL. CARSON.
, 1876-03-16

President Woo1bey'S Opinion - Tho
E1osvcn Trial.
New TonE, March 15.-Tho phrase mir,
Doecter ought to bo blown out Of Plymouth pull
pit" having been in,uuted to ox-rresident Wool
soy, OF Yaie College, that gentloman writes to
say y: "since the srial Of 1876. IL not boforo, I
have upon the sholo, believed 1uia to 10 iuno.
cent, but wlll not deny that may have fels
strongly h!s want Of wisdom In tho whole affair,
aud may have expressed m7sef accordingly"
Tbs special committee Of Ave, appointed by
Plymouth Church to try Henry G. Bowen on tiyo
specific charges, hold meeting last evening.
Tho eyenlug WAS consumed in hearing testimony
iu hnewer to tho tlBt t4reo charges III To ylo-
lsting tho covenant with Plymouth Church by
sleuco Nhon questioned is to Ills knowl-
edgo OF Hr. Doecher'a guilt hs to "un-
christian. distoputahle. and d,shouorab1e cor
duct" aud ~ to tho third charge, OF "equiyo.
cation and fA.eetood." Dr.. Ward called Mr.,
Bowaps tHo oldost aons AZ wtuessoB, sud thor
were orosa-cx an,nel by Mr. TiIuey, tho ciork Of
the church. and oounae! for tho committee.
Roma Of tho eyldsnce oondrmod tho Btatcmont
about 3oHen's searching for evtdcnco In South
brooklyn aud tho fact lhAt he found nothing Ut
importance. Tho main DRIFT Of tho Inquiry was
to learn whether Bowen, in his statement to the
Examining Committee, had brought forward al!
tho proof Of importance which ho posso ssed, and
It wa1 concluded th1s ho Lad done Ko.