The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-09

peach or to indIct B.lknsp. The Repub-
to the Criminal Court the evidence with
In e control OF the House,, for the
cratic side had voted against II. Then. who az
resp"nsi' lie Tor Nafsh's absencef lie diu not
e the Committee On Expenditures In tho War
DEPARTING ut had desicued that Marsh should es-
cape for the purpose Of rcuevinH the late secre-
tary from impeachuent or Indictment but the
ct was true. nevertheless, hat the the 50 hai
neen discharged when he should have been
would be here to-day to TESTIFY alike before the
Grand Juiy and before the hieh Court Of lm-
Mr.. Knott closed the discussion and referred
to the TACT TINT Notwithstanding the hhxlcty
expiessed on the other side to d, bate tie Till,
not word had been I'd about II In tive three
speeches made. A to the Willingness OF the
other side TO aid IN exposing and punishing cor,
ruptiOn, he reminded them that thew had had
m nv wears to do so, but had never done so.
tApplause on the Democratic side:l -
The III was then pissed 10y vote OF 2O6 10 III.
MAILING FAIsEHooD.
MIR Clymer Dem, Pa }, rising to a tuestion OF
personal privilege. sent to the Clerks desk and
had reid statement IN the washington oor-
lating supposed conference between Mrs.
Belkn p. Mrs Marsh, and other ladies' at the
Mr. George II. Pendlet"n Of ohio mad paid to
Mrs. Belknap bribe Of $4,000 In the interest ~
the kentucky Central kairoad, and Mrs. Del.
knap said she had received only II
that amount; that the fdcts had been
brought to Mr.. Clvmer's attention by Mr. Dan
ford, one " the members Of the committee, but
that Mr.. Civmer had uaid no attention to them !;
aud that Mrs. BelknIp, Messrs. Pendleton and
Clymer, and Mr.. and Yrs Marsh had made the
tour OF Europe together, when Mr.. Clymer be-
cane gradually acquainted with the main facts
i9 the case. The paper having been read, hr.
| tlymer rose ana said
| in somewhat gcd pubic .ervice here and
esew here ~ Is We hrst linr ever ie myself GATED
n, lss wn nr has sp,ar me s @
| have rNOu honor &c ! ule I'M
pugned. Now. with reference TO TIM ar le, never
Jay Ss;s when he arpyared IN The &C Commute Rom
when taAins an oriy breakfast II the AIRING:
whom / presumed to be IN. wife. Tncv seated
%oma weaI an% me- sas s pesSled to Ssr lac IN.
tcrvicw, ,ertalny, dd not last three mlnues ana the
remoIes, terms; have never met George ~ iendle,
charge reference my having travelled Ia ku.
| Top ~ita an Of those paroles AT az, time, Is a'so.
t. os sllesed r., was sIsn ut Of soms lneSStns a,
and N oihers. II 1hefe '' Vas sach meeting,
Sstn here not Reference 10 d @sT' cI Tsrs
cGa on{ ara ad only ne ne OF 4 9y r rqmot asd
upon save IN Il Was said that there was record in
tne Msr ,pepartncnt some one toId ~. 80. fyr,
To to the War Dcpa tmcut and search UP Tor me ~
an ds tns xn IN ne s . MIN te, r gHsr ~
ceived from Mr.. Pendeton asSlng when he could he
Of ais to TELEGRAPH mn ,4a We wG o., hear , hmm
o 10 s S ' bnf G NH 6esr
hall he came anl said n he Wished Mr.. March % be
summoned, not ling me the reason. lie will further
bear witness that instantly At the suggestion said
Ies, and the serg, ant-at Arms wil prove that
went TO him aud took cut suoI gAi, an
had him send a special messenger i.nm diltcY 20
Mole artiee % IA IS IL reitrs to nvsd t. ss utterly
earsy AID so.olssy false and ~ !a,I the man
for sOlue purpose winch leave tne nou.e aud tht
sSOs further hat 'faS S not be aa asis N,
IN nd. G " ne beSs., 10 the
ana AL tnr ush the ODD polite ,as they come un er my
sSf1po eS,sts II shouil strse the dearest ifis nc
on earn, wilh We the co ISOLATION OF knowing tht
audit cy uho cx. cti to in nidaie through ms nna
@ a to q .S e res res re-! a9 ave
man fr tue mira esfate hut when It y usea Tor
nAy sup.'ort aud Justification. tAprisusel
THE COMMITTEE ~ EARS Esr.
Nr Robbins dem. y. o.. a member = the
commit ee. said that he had never heard OF the
matter IN question until he saw u ia new 5
CATION 10y turning the batteries of Vituperatiut
"a % committee trying to 40 its duty would tat
in its purpose. 30 far ~ he was concerned. ne
prOposed to san his craft bodily INTO TINS neh
until Il Was blown out Of the water, ana that
would not be until he had clown IN tue he id'
Of a few more thieves whom he knew OF. lap
plause on the Dem.cr Il, sidel
MIR. blackburn Dem, kyD, another membe
Of the committee, said that he had never heard
! either ohcidi4 " ufn"rNise, Oi tue charge her,
alluded to until two or three dnss aso. wn"n Mr.
ClSmer, IN the committee room, said that ne
proposed TO issue subpoena tor Mr.. Ndrsn, bul
lac had no idea what he WIS expected to tesufl
to. mat was toe nrst, Les, nd only time h,
mad ever heard anything u it unul ne saw mi
article. lie wac perfectly Indifferent - To VIVA
new papers said. Altthat TINS committee aske'
, was tnat hands should be kept OF its witnesses
. and before Congress auj uurned they would IN
, earth enough OF Vlllhnios accumulated within
| the last fourteen years To sickeu ami vomit tn
! | country Oy exposing the putrid carcases tha
4 | had been 80 long srduiOuslY covered up.
Mr.. DAnford (Rep. OuiOl another member o
, ! the committee, id he mad never heard tn
A | story spoken Of until Saturday evening ! 'si
when gentleman Of credIOilitv came To hin
and Sid Mrs. Ma sh would prove certain mat
tiers alleged AGAINST the War Department, an
. asked that she oe subpGnaed at once. On Sion
| day morning he asked MT CIV m-r that Mn
| Marsh be subpnn led. The Chairman's repl
was That he would gladly and willingly do II, le
her testimony strike where IL might, friend or foe
Tni- eudeu the discussion, ana the second "a
reported by the Judiciary Committee was re
| Committed.