New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-08

OIL - to any anostlons at ali; thoy to be exam
led before the Grand Juy, IL tho questions Weio 1870,
ic he might not have M great objection but he an
his colleagues felt that IL they wero TO go before t
or rouIJ strike terror every where throughout the land
and would close MI the avenues OF IesIinony " no
hS mp HAN n reminded Mr. Clymer that bis own priv
lece as member protected him, and that there WAS ho
| newer TO compel him 10 teStfiy. -. 90, --.s..
CIYMER roprated that no had stated to tho court
that he did not intend TO plead las prlyesS, 80 t
MIGHT moi be said that he Intended 10 EXCLUDE any Jhhb
Which should DO rightfuy known 10 tho pubic. 81, ,,o
Mr.. ROBBINS Dem. N ca, another memDer 81 on t h
Connitrer made Ike statement III rference 20 MS pc
g snbpenaed &c. and declared IL rs his Delle mt tlg
effect not Tire design wast 20 iutmidate Witnesses anu
| Mr. DANFORD tRop. Ohio. another meu6er OF t i
Committee, sd he had had no snopena 70 10 pba
court out ne would like 20 know from inc Cbaitth
whether any additional testimony had been @"oh ooioo
' Me- 4'RmhR DEM Mss) objected 10 that question.
| Mr. BLAINE-The objection must come IRON host
Mr. TAIhR"It may 10 a motive that you mscon-
cci C. bat ncvc; tlcicss Il IL motive when hiyC auu
maj h ihs preservation oil parliamentary order man
TAN tI,t no lnemb 4 as right reveal the secrets oil
Mr. GIYsIrR said that there had been no additional
tasncny tken brftrT the Committee, but ne fepttted
tgt me ttonpt drag forth what occurred IN commit
o could result in nothing else but dotrmcnt 10 tAo pun
Nj. III. AINR--1bere should he no division or seeming
DIVISION between twOsdos OF the House In regard %
rue VIGOROUS prosecution Of public crimnula. WHAT was
the object Tins investigation except 20 bring oiichdes
~ criminal Justice COniinuces cOuld not Pusu nu!
body. Ever ybOdy knew that this was orutm JuWeh
Mr. CLYMERG have stated tnr facts OF ne case 90 tne
Uousp a.; the necessary iMputatiC arises that some Que
IN This District wishes close tbeaVones oi evidence an
over the country IL is not who make The Charge pat
Mr. BiAISE-rno gentleman closes the avenues him
Mr. OrYMFR-I will not permit the gentleman from
Maine to iupate 30 motives wEcn 40 no a4ucL-
stand or to put fsnuadons IN my mouth when h''Ve
Mr.. BLACKBURN Dem, Ky1 another member Of the
d w. y , 1cst troT,feitcd by the gentleman nom
uaiBe H. S1r Bakournl did rot intend To charge thal
IL WIS the purpUso OF the Executive 10 ntmta.e Wiz
nesses. t. throttle myesis t0h ahI 70 ilo u
10 criminals; bu h. DID say thai unless inns Gi5 process
WIS STONED the country would DrlcYs mat tia "-S 20
Fupo and lo should bel,lGlt 90 lA!iieso. w Nm. '
Democratic side, and question b. Mf BlAINh' NA"I
II had como orth to the country that tie Committee had
connycd at the auscOndlug of an Important witness
Comintcc Int il need ess Tor INN % So That thal
eatse Hatly fso, and he only Nondered that tU-t
Remblicau in,Ibcrs mad allowed n t. 70 OUT on tieii
th,t il VonI b, ntury Impossible convict
,na Lee secretary OF war, or any other
Cahiutt officer r1ccpt By tho e.lmohy % an aC
a,cpn,i,e I'D mol testify before Committee except
at Ms own peril Il was against no mat ne pOaicd
lie indma,cd that the prIase " ut 40 gully man c>-
no man espalC who dare tell on ,Cs Who arc ~ huiic
~" Tie warmed the House That tue yoHiruon iu'ts
cations now Il progress would ba stopped, ana thaJ ~
WOud he uttrry Impossible 10 Ctiy thtn IHIt-e' Suc
crssully unlpS, trrIr declaration that tle testi
Inony ~ witnesses should NOT ia usct against them
Alr LAMAR Gem. Mis said that tLelt should not he
n~ssa'nar OF sach soienm events esang their
shad ne iionsn IL seemed - MN tAe yoice oi
faction shoalJ ~ least 100 husird lie tcsniHe ihIS
mandate or lunron OF tnbl,na i-Sg.I 10 ~, mn
Columbia IN outrage upon the privileges oi '"''
Ilou.e. ..,..... ....,
Mississippi f-c and dos not the whole country st', mai
having possession 81 tLc evidence on winch ne indi'
mclt can bc iourd. all having ~ ms 20. es'Ch ever!
uouer II, th. cns. the IlrSe pats iscI behud las tcc
ncl privilege, aud thr vs. it-oii across the iu"cn'nt
tne o6sa,o TO the indctirn' % tIe late Sc"etay
Nj 'IAMAR-Neithar the gentleman from Mississippi
nor the couuty, nor thc g,utenan irom Name s,o'
Sir. EIhiNI.-rt Is nothing but that
Nh. LAMAl.-lt d anything bui that
TIiE DEBATE GROWS LX'ITGNG.
MI BLAINE sad be agreed with Mr. Lamar that while
the ai,ir Vas 80 ED,e would b. improper FOR court
Ia mt,Ietc; bat tst not tie here. Inc question
whether the House would INImit tho testimony ana
,pcr in Che HANDS 81 Committee To be- sent to that
,ouit. The House cDud i,.uae IL or s,hd II. AYu
foy sad be. mpctuuusy, dare, dtie that siur n
;nc iIu,se 90 rous, D." lAgpIase on tnc IepH,i,an
sllc ana Licl excite ntnii
Mi LAIAR ohcrcd resolution rcc.''ng the bi-ory Of
The ea-o. drcpring the mandate 81 the 'oly =" 1r
bc rn % ue iiiiccrs o The Hoi's' and directing thc
members oi nc COMMITTEE 60 o'io-aid s'h 4h"hH"tr'
AIi. kAS-DN Ucp lA) hvitrd iic House IL hoa NJ
o.. Situation developed ths morning tie argued tht'
the llp"sc and tic O"wr" I"u 40 rEht 80 ,,i".ti'
tnc t,iid Jury n ihr cAt,ui Du 90 hr Jaw, q! ur idh
NJ. M,ChEAif ti'rp' wa r,mlhdra n.s t''','s.'
that tir t"Wmit''r haa iu Us l"s'~Hl"h t5 V.'i'''
witch must Foundation 81 any prucrrii- o, uh
iB., mclt ~ .s Uicnae, ana iLs, that t'h.ia' Wa
I,Io DJ ;nC Nory tlug t-ai to GrdnI Jdy Would get
noiG oi. - .-.,. .
,u H. t..l-. aaI john S. E,ans, aut that tie ~, To-
TAR, oi WAY 40 lm OF 20 "h,n Il Was made noI
Nh kAasUS. u sac roursr OF como iurthcr relntrSs
l.i..r,d Co tn into Wow U"eI bi",Ah'in t''ti. NJ
nnI lI win ot lUIeOns ni.lii. u, iu "a -
gc.tcd tnt fno Grand Jaty misht nave dvoio {" "a
81. EiACkBIj - replied with some hoat Of mlunsr
tat ID tEr cLtiOniu Irl.h Iowa sad th1i me- hn ma
n.rIs,t ni, wan alr, Bshnp. aud lrcat lcrLiu be
would aufAuiizc tIo g.,. LULi Iowa. when Ncs hc
heard an, bUy making ~ rucu stitruObi, to ey ha'
hc had as lAir .Du1esl authority iOt tci!iHS tia
man iu .iO~t tNtttriiVat.l
kA5>OS is SEED tGst tuclo ma 40 n aa iciVie",
Hd a. 81, WIS II!vitiHout Ia th' cas- wiz was IL
Why not thr c.ln nal cJuTs 0i thc cUUni.y 'nu,e
Nj bat hIURN-Wul .Ao gentleman from Iowa IN
form thr Hjusr whether tHc newspaper import !" Nrr
I aud hs Colleagues waited AZ Dcay ca he ioIh,i
secretary ol NHrf
Sir Kis,ON-I VIII answer The question with moro
rbprriuiur,s thnu the cnin hds answered uiu"s
Mr.. BLACEoUIsN-i!tru tEu>t the gentleman VIII
tell rs what occacl. aId wncthor lao ~ tno repository
OF LIc cantrs5inn uf gult
Mr. KAssON-I viii ,pUnl TO subpoena 10 give any
81 cr =" Wu Mc gentleman do as muca or VII
hc uIrn ais privilege ut elmo 40 Ld iu tu tt"s"tJ
tiohf R,iOro tho Committee made lis report there crr
request 70 ho cnre IOWA dele tt"n IN ooih lorts to
tho ,ccl,tIy Oi war is hr Naiph 10 bco tacm
that uly We went Ia the evening. senators and Arn,
bees nni we mct this statement irOLi hun: "Mhen
soI you. gentlemen, snppOst there would 10 some
opportunity t0 DC hcar ia loo House on tbs a0leSt
.dvo m" ltalh'u 'hdt ai I.i,,'1.,u 90 10 a. 10
less 20 ,rouhe you Win what Wa' SONG To say
NJ AISSWORIH Dom, IOwal asked way thc Iowa
delegation had left MIN Out liauSAcr ON tRe Demo
Tie debate continued amid great excitement and with
frequent demonstrations OF appiaast and aaEnior on
either side tac House. Dir. Blame the Crntr!.
figure the Republican side o the House at which ali
the shafts Of eoquonce aud satin" were Lince id TIC
Democratic 81 The debate was Our houis IN length.
II participated IN by Mr. KoOOins tDe. ~ 60, oi-
gleton dem. MssJ, Danfori Qep, OniC). iocbe Dom.
n. ", Brcght Diem. TcunD, Cox (Drn N. ", Hoar
lep, Mass.), Knot t)oni, hy)' ana HOOKER tDon''
The Republicans iutmated that the witness Marsh had
bocu allowed to escape tue country through some motive
President