, 1876-03-08
lCAGO, WEDNESDAY, MARCH s, 1876.

sccretAty Of Var knew nothing Of tt when IT WAS
1nade, nor for Jcass Afterwards.
Mr. KAAson, In ths ooutno Of somo f1rth,r rentsts.
Iad With toms oftho partea implicated, and suEe.t-
Cd VT The GRIND Jury might have desiro to e1au
aIs Il14ckburn rcpscd With some heat It ,n,nner
thst IT tho gentleman from Iowa sail that he hsd
HAD CONFIRMATION WITH HN.. nrtKsAP,
Senator. md would authorize shs gentleman from
Iowa sheneter 10 heard snybod? Masking hnch ast--
aa in III nsn H. sa L. s b. authority for
Mr.. Reasonable undefntanh The gentleman TO taT
IN lad no conversation on tho subject Involved N this
!rsssu!ioni involved in this erntnalty outside Of
Mr. Elsskburn-f h4rs n.ed /. pttse,nent on tho
an]cet which neither ale gentleman from iowa nor
81: ,kyaon-Tlen apresl to liza. statcrnens sna
:sk l. s no, 90 Il u. ine.t1ew ". Mt Pertinent
eoaEM + ~ so9ut1y snttslsd toll. lApiauss ths
MF. Disokburn-wln tho gentlemen from Iowa in.
iorn s'e iionse whether tho newspaper report Is lre
taat he sna b. cotasuea q "a'tc In body on tia
alr. Ka,aon-f viii .usrer tho question with more
etotrfinsss than H. gentleman as answere. mine
confession Ut Y,ljit.
uELxSAr AND TIE IOWA nztroAr,s,s.
Mt. KasNn-f VII! rtBEonh to thv subpoena 10 rive
sny tt4tc.nent Of fact II afd of tho prosecution OF sD
er.ns; Wtll Tho gentleman 10 10 much, will hc
jfead hs rriyatn snd decline t0 u IN tho rru,ecr.
tfon7 Defuro tle ConInltea sadc 1ss reroe. thcr4s
eatns Ie1ue to the entire Iowa delegation III p,tll
to sec tecn that duy. We went 10 the evening" 5cna-
t31s3a'd lnen,tsrt, ,ad vo net this stasgusnt frysn
there would b. soma opportunity 10 10 heard ia tho
ltnuEe on tits subject l,asa HOW kasned th1t am
'snreachea 80 that 1t "a nsets for - trouble you
with what was going to s1y ~ to ha evidences In th!s
case," aud VA Lift him.
M1. Alnsvor.h asket Why the Iowa delegation hsd
~ ~ mn out (Laush'es On tbs Democratic Lido Of
II. ael.ts continued amid graf excitement, md
st .ds o o X.
central hgdrs on tbs Republican sde If tho Hor.e at
rheh II sh.fts os eioqusnea we1s launched from she
gtya sennecte.i summary ef q. II va p.r-
Raot % md k ook.r I Tho II icpntiesnss a sni n.ts nnsr
shat tas Wines hur.h lid been showed to
sdo that =. Ett!dent aud csblnst werr in.tanental
@ vs se9a n a oi
an oesS,,re, petty thte, and ho sugges'ed that tho
Democrats were
10 INTENT ON anElr1n GAME
that they had allowed that miserable offender to alp
through their h7nds through the tnachfnaos OF tho
Executive and CaA,rut otoGers. Tho Democrats, hox-
ever. ha said, proro&od to paraue not tho Marshsa,
who were mere riehin*, but tho villas in htsalp!aees
and ID has connection ho quoted tho dog9crel rhyme
And tft On d kennel 70 bob for fo1a.
OtheEa bait their hooks with Tiers tails,
And at On rock and bob for whales"
Tho gentictncn either tido might rurruo their
Aes-ostching they rlaasod but tho emocrnta would
drag from thar tuf&Id vaters Of pollution whAleB
s T. e e g.
nAt1ou ot an outraged community.
Finally. Tho debate aoeed, and thu Hcuss proceeded
to vote on tho resolution offered by Mr. Hosr ~
Substitute for br. Lamars, sud which proposed to
declare that tnebors eubpnnAed At liberty to At
proiuce sueh doeu.ntnts u reilted to tse ei,srgs
egsin.t ~ ". pelknap for receiving bEdbs from ons
The substitute was sejec:cd-yeas. 81 : NAYS, 12s
Lam.ss odgInel resolution was 'Len ssFeod to-
Representatives C1y1ner. blackburn, and Robbins of
North CaFvfna, and ulsmters OF the Committee tbs
E.gsna!tases in tho war DePsr.a,on, :ppesIed ~
IT, ae5s % 10
fore oon.ce Of Congress bcsd# they sre constantly
engaged IN their duties, a. niemhers o. the Commit
present They did not wish % plesi the!s privileges
but 10 enter thc!r protest not onlY here hut tho
ss ~ s.a III he thought
plaoc he .aid he had motive OF desire 70 ask sny
tsRuhed to by any Nttncss before the Committee and
In the second place white approaching the dut,es aud
thought tho Grand Jury wonlh ax such tina ~
would anbject tue gentlemen to tho least tnconyen-
Icnco.
TIM Congre.amcn said In reply that II they ro-
quirod to befoso tho Grand jury and tcsttfr reA-
ton to 1nastes. II would bs imposatb'o for he
uaomhera Of tho Coiusntsensto give duo attentiun to
tho examination VI tho matters With which thEy
especially tnlrutted.
1u1ge Macarthur rcmartod that II would not bo
comrcsent for them to testify to What wineaa sail
before tho Committee, because that would bo ouy
heatsay osIdenen. lIe would consider tho aubjtct,
and confer with tho District Attorney, thai when
tic gentlemen weru wantod they ronll be &c Informed
Tim Ecntloruen then left tho Court.
THE GRAND lUltY
to-day examined Col. Adams, Crrk Of the House Of
William Toml!Meou, Mira. lIelEuArs trother, Will np-
p0ar bcfoze thcm d witness.