, 1876-07-22
After q little reflection, hr WAS Satisfied stat

"t'Ff q AtlIe IeAecllONt nr WA BAtlblicN tGht
tas hooF wns not tho place for political speech on
Tho Rirer and IIarbor Appropriation bill, hat 10
had word To aay To the Senator FINN, Ohio tSher.
mani. That senssos uaid thero Was no act Of the
could Be defended betnto Tho country, Az thIa
shehttosy Of tho United states raa tue hlstoty Of
Ike Ike casnfS % asr e
~; y. os;1y ost o q nss i Il @ s.s GS s
sGaard, and onsht MT 10 ,s heard On ihe door 81
tho senase. lie promised hereafof to diaeuss this
1aestlon but NOS hera In tho seusse..
hen9red nsn,e u s.nnei j. Tiden with that n
William H. Tweed: There ~. no lefense for that
sacf I'D aes y dso9. As9 ::sns Snse
eatot wss called m apostle 1t one time. II world
70 e.aps liz nse 'sn OF II i samnsl j. Tsn 1'h th.s
o. "tsn A. Tweed Or any other "slsfsssos e.
ssr a,1s, - B.; ns msS 3
b. r'h e dsfondI tho Democratic % pstty. IL il
~en!d % d Do thst hereafter ,nd elsewhere; ;,.,..,
s'd .asnss ssnsn' shs S
tho hest Of debate, made new Issue. IIo Then reai
from ht. remarks Of Tuesday lest. and ta4 what
sFalic party sinea is40 eoufd 6e defended hefoFs
-, - so1,ntf #! sna on s Gaesos1 e wo BE- G,.d
hs d 9
den. snl as!d lie did not n.csn 10 say that 10 was
mr. Of ihc SANE character as Tweed, but 4 was
somc extent, he personal .oclslo oi Tweed. liz
Sshetman} haa letters and kilograms frnshot him
" ~ nj. ten@ Fse from gde ,sa nS ""d e ann9n55 5, T.
Xlen Tiilsn did paftleipst. % II Ito oiforts IN Nv
York 10 Put down frand, It vaa after long delay,
ieae sn iii esna s s a
fo;n, isr wl!ish Tssn we: di.i!santsh.5 as s -.
Yofk, "na opposed BY Inc strons elsneat oi tna
s !. rs y H. 0 Gy h az xcs Ct e
Mr; Eaton satd lie would not DO drawn Into poli!.
ieai aiacna%tlnn, % bHl, whom tue Senator from Ohio
E:o ). I'll 'ns ssy Ss isscn tie
United statea was tic associate. Of MeDon.
a!a. :rhe senator from Ohio had eaallens.
nanle ono Republican who Ind been detectcd
~ na faa a; ns !Kson> did not proo'e to namo ono
Mf. Herman sad ho did not desire to discuss poll
tics on th!s bill, bns q Tcn lived In tho State Of
New York, ha deslsed 70 say that when tho frauda
oo Ss s,oas "nd othss
gentlemen Of the STATE, and they took the stand
that thu peupln committing these frauds must bo
sat %eei sSd ii s
Kotnan thpagh. he eon4 spposl 70 tae NV Yetk
Illden, Seymour. and other men Of character In
tho frnuds.
Nj. Iiowe sa!a thorn might 10 soyer.1 arguments
a. to vhtn the Democratic uartf ceased to do Eond,
bns thoro was ono point uron which a1l Sonat0ts
could agree, md that wns that tta River and 1ar.
boz bill should not bc Yccomnlitted to the Cpmnlt
tco. [i.aughtcr].
Tho senaso returned to Tho question properly be-
fote It, the reconm1ment Of Tho Rlyui anu narbor
bill.
lcnding discussion, tile Senate went Into c1ccu.
Tive session, aud soun adIourncI.
A number OF pFfsnle.bllls werc reportcdan acted
upon.
Tho I1ousc went into Committee OF tho Whole on
tho private calendar. tho first bill l,ong ono
arm'ng certain land claims III tho State Ut Mis-.
souri,
After d!scnssion, tho cnaetIng clause was struck
which candrraed tho action of the Committee. aud
10 tho bill wan defeated,
ThA 1tnunN 1tnnPra al nnt{1 Hf1rrthv