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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-21
THE IRISH LAND BILL.
LONDON, Tuesday, July 9

LONDON, Tuesday, July 20 1850.
The Morning Post says it understands that the
Earl Of Listowel, Liberal has resigned the post of
Lord-n- Waiting TO the Queen. owing to the atti-
tude of the Government with respect to the Com
pensaton for Disturbance in Ireland bill
At a consultation of Conservatives, yesterday, it
was determined TO renew the opposition to the COM
pensation bill in the House of Commons on the
motion for a third reading.
Mr. Parnell has accepted the presidency of q
movement for complete amnesty for Irish political
exIlcs. ,
In the House Of Commons last night. the Irish
Relief bill passed through the Committee of tho
Whole Mr. N0lans clause authorizing loans to
and TO river and harbor commissioners, was added
10 the bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-21
ONLY 4 MISPLACED SJJITCH.

HARTFORD, Conn.,. July 20.-An accident on
the Connecticut Valley Railroad this morning threw the
up freight train from saybrook from the track ON the
Dixie below The CITY. The conductor, Julius s. Bacon
was killed The engineer. Francis stlman had his ribs
broken aud was otherwise severely injured. Fireman
William stanton thrown from the tender under the
coal and was bruised, bat his injuries are not serious
or Bacon in the cGbOOse, and rushing out TO
Tie brake was thrown forward to the ground and the
Svheels passed over him. He between fifty and
sixty wears old and LETT wife and daughter In say
brook The accident caused by the catelessness OF
n night watchmaD, who failed TO properly adjust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-21
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
TIRE s1yRRENDER OF CORVALLIS

THE SURRENDER OF CORVALLIS.
NopPOIK Va July 20.-Senator Johnston, chair
man az the yorktown Centennial Committee has called
meeting OF the sub committee Al hysoi" h"'o' O'u ""
Virginia, On TUESDAY July 20
CHANGING HIS FIELD OF LABOR.
CoIuMBUs Ohio, July 2O.-Gilbert q: Ray, super
,ntendon of tho Institution for the Dear ana DnD III
this city resigned today and accepted the supefonuehS
of a similar Institution Ia Connecticut
SAVED PROM SUICIDE. ~
NEWPORT July 20.-SoOp after the steamer Old
nny len York ght unknown man jumped
overi,1ard The stopped boat was o~efeu
,Ia man rescued In minutes after the alarm was
s0un ded ...o..-,, noer oEErcr nEFICIENCY
p,Du,nsD Va July l0.-Thc sureties OF Post
st Forbes have agreed maze good the deficiency In
by noon Oh Thursday, which " III avert criminal
sscntion The ofco 10 now Ia charge oi Assistant
Postmaster Holiday -..-,,.-
WESTERN SURVEYS PROPOSED.
c.x FrANCt, CO. July 20.-Ihe Chamber OF Com
ce today adopted rtsouton asking the Caioinia con
meIce 9eIe0p 10 advocate liberal appropriations Tor
IsnSng the work Of the Upiei SiSe, @ a and
,opok ppnryey OF the from California 70 Alaska
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-21
NO HARMONY AMONG THE DEMOCRATS.

THE TILpEN AND ANTI-THDEN WINGS NO NEARER
UNIoN-MEETING or THE STATE COMMITTEE.
The Democratic State Committee will meet at
noon to-day at the st. James Hotel 1t Is intended
to start tho campaign at once, If the assertion of
General Lester b. Faulkner. the chairman, can be
trusted He closes his call for the meeting with the
Napoeonic sentences: Victory awaits us. Let
the campaign begin"
One of the requisites for Democratic victory is
harmony, and this is by means attained, nor is 1T
likely to be at present The olive branch held forth
by Tammany Hall has been rather insultingly re-
jected and the consequence is that Tammany, in
self-defence, must now make strong fight. Said
one of its leaders yesterday: :" do not think
that the Democratic party of this State get along
without the aid of Tammany Hall and the anti
Tllden party throughout the State. 1t may suit
some interested leaders in Irving Hall. John Fox.
Hubert o. Thompson, Maurice j. Power, and few
othss are willing to the State mperiled rather
than give up what they fancy to be the advantage
of Irving Hall over Tammany Hall in the matter of
spos. But they will see, when the campaign is
ended, what q mistake they have made 1ammany
Hall will go more than half way to secure harmony
but IT does not propose to submit tamelv to being
snGbbed. 1t Will fight for its political rights to the
death"
The State Committee will probably determine
whether q State Convention shall be held TO nomi-
nate successor to Chief Judge Sanford Z. Church
or W0etncr tHe suall Dc uhiucu Nv tuo
State Committee. Judge Rapao, now. a member
of the Court, is likely to receive the Democratic
party, but whether or not the anti -Tilden faction
would support bin If he were first placed in the
which cannot be answered until the Kelly State
Committee meets in Saratoga on Friday.
Among the rumors that are floating about in polit-
ica circles is one that the Republican State Com
mttee intends to nominate the present Chief judge
Charles J. Folger, appointed by Governor Cornell
to fill the vacancy until 1t can be filed at the APP
preaching election, and that his opponent will be
Judge Rapallo. II these nominations were made
there would be no possibility of the elevation of
stranger over the heads of the present members OF
the Court of Appeals. Leading Republicans say
that the idea Is a very good one. but the Republl-
can State Commit tee will not meet for two or three
weeks yet specuatons Oh Its action arc rather pre-
mature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-21
SPOTTED TAIL IN TROUBLE.

WASHINGTON, July 2O.-The Interior De-
partment Is IN receipt OF information which was laid
before the Cabinet that Spotted Tail, becoming dis
satisfied had removed his children from the training
school, where they had been sent to be educated and
that his had led to serious disapproval on the
mart OF the the tribe. who anxious to be cd-
Gated ana have appealed TO the President TO depose
Spotted Tail and appoint new chief for them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-21

addition to these there were four quartermasters
two boatswains, one carpenter. two stewardstweive
flremen, twelve seamen, two cooks and three wait
ers. There were five passengers on board-Lleuten,
ant Seaton Shredder. u. 5. N, who accompanied
Commander Gorringe as n cowOrker IN the enter
prise; Francis Price. of Glen Cove, VINO
had charge of the iron work Tor tDe
Phoenix Company, of Trenton, n. j.; Henry
Davies, of Noank, Conn, the superintendent OF the
carpenter work at Alexandria; David NJ. shirk OF
an American who was in Alexandra at the time the
steamer started. and who wanted to try long sea
VOYAGE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-21
WHERE THE OBELIsK SHOULD STAND.

To the Edttor or The TrtbNne.
SIR: Your editorial of this morning with
regard to the site for the Egyptian obesk just arrived
seems to emnently sensible and should commend IT.
self the Park Commissioners The situation OF the two
similar monoliths one in Place do la COncorde. In
Paris and the other In the Plaza before Saint Peters, in
Rome suggests the appropriateness OF placing in
the of the open space just south OF the Fftaye
the Park, in preference to any other place
England has placed her Obelisk the Thames embank
ment, where 1t is dwarfed and rendered insignificant
by the surroundings. 1t is TO be hoped that similar
error will not be made here. B
Union LeaQue Ciub, Nete. York. July 20. 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-21
CABLE RATES MAINTAINED.

:.
The Times in its financial article this morn
ing At late meeting of the of the
French Cable Company NJ. Pouyer Questier, the pres
dent of the company sad the Directors had resolved TO
adhere to the tariff of francs so cenmes. He said he
doubted that the English Companies would be able
TO carry on the competition at the six penny rate hat
the demand for telegraph communicate has hecn
steadily increasing and that there work tor all the
existing companies. The directors, he said. would not
modify the present rate without serious reasons"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-21
THE EG YPTIAN CO.NMISSION.

WASHINGTON, July 20.-Colonel John hay, AS
sistant Secretary of State. said to-day that the
United States had ntimated its willingness to
accede to the proposed Egyptian commission of
liauidation if it necessary to It's organization.
When Secretary Evarts returns this will be formu-
lated in ali official manner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-21
THE OBELISK IN PORT.
IT'S TRAVELS IN EXTREME OLD AGE.


THE DEssOUG AT QUARANTiNE-sLowLY sTEANING
UP THE BAY-ASCHoRED AT TwENTY-TIIIRD-sr
IN THE NORTH RIvER-CoNDIuoN OF THE
MoNoLITH.
The obelisk was brought to this port yester-
day safely by the steamship Dessoug, which
is anchored in the North River. In the hold
the monolith is found in good condition, firm
ly held in place by many heavy braces.
The voyage was interrupted only by one
accidental broken shaft. This fortunately
was easily replaced. Details of the voyage,
as related to TRIBUNE reporter by Com
mander Gorringe, are given herewith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-21
NOMINATIONS FOR CONGRESS.

WILMINGToN, N. c., July 20.-Wlliam p.
Canaday Collector Of Customs at this port was nom-
mated at smithyle to-day Republican candidate for
Congress from tho Third Congressional District
SpRINGFIELD, H.. July 2O.-The Republi-
cana of the XIIth District to-day nominated Isaac S.
Morton for Congress.
Nyw-ORLEAss La, July 20.-The Hon. C. E. Hooker
was nominated Congress to-day By the Democrats OF
fine Firm Mis- sIssppi District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-21
THE ACCIDENT TO TIE G GULNARE.

WAsuINGToN, July 20.-Captain Howgate
has received letter from Captain Palmer stating that
te repairs upon the Guuare are nearly completed and
that they expected sail from ST. Johns to-day for the
Arctic regions The engineer and assistant, to whose
careessness and ineciency the accident to the ma
chiuery of the Gulnlre attributed, have been ds
charged and Others employed to fill their places Lieu
teruut Drane has jolned the vessel at 81 Johns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-21
MEASURES OF THE FRENCH REPUBLICANS.
LONDON. Tuesday. July 90. 1890

A dispatch from Paris to The Times says: !:
"The Minister Of Justice has issued q circular enoiDing
his subordinaes to avoid all appearance Of official io
tervention in the impending departmental council eec
tions" 1t also "Tbe Franciscan nuns who keep
the Orphauage at sarpevie the diocese Of sossons
have solicited the authorization prescribed by the de
crees."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-21
THE ELECTION LAWS TO BE ENFORCED.


WAsHIX GToN. July 20.-The idea has lately gone
out that Attorney Devens is Indifferent, in
some degree. with regard to the appoint
ment of deputy marshas and the execution
of the Election laws. This is wholly
incorrect. He will do all that can legally be done
to execute the Election laws Although there is no
money to pay the deputy marshals Judge Devens
believes they will have valid claims against the
Government for their services.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-21
THE EARTHQUAKE AT MANILA.
MADRID, Tuesday, July 20, Is

An official dispatch from Manila says the
consequences OF the recent earthquake wero as
disastrous the provinces OF tho Island of Luzon
IN the town of Manila The inhabitants OF the latter
place panc-stricken. The authorities are doing
ali in their power to alleviate the distress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-21

Madame skoheef's. Owzatis fed TO the mountains but
was captured by cavalry. He since committed sui
eide His Montenegrin accompces. his brother aud
several OF his friends also arrested The motive
for the crime, 1t Is supposed, robbery. Madame
Skohelefs money and prnamcnts were not found when
the police arrived at the scene Of the murder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-21
NEW-YORK, WEDNESDAY, JULY 2l, 1851

feature Of the storm the destruction Of hundreds of
English sparrows which had nests in the public squares
The rain fall Wns $40 inches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-21
MAINE REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE.

PORTLAND. Me-, July 2O.-A meeting OF the
Republicau State Committee held here tonight,
the Hon. James G. Blaine presiding. The campaign will
open August l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-21
AMERICAN RIFLEMEN AT WIMBLEDON.

WIMBLEDON CAMF, Iutsuay, JUy @O' Ioo0'
There is good light to-day, but with vari-
sue and uncertain Winds In the competition for the
ANY Rife Association Cup, Brown aud Gerrsh, OF the
american team, each shot in two nominations. Brown
made 80 and 40 and Gerrsh 40 and 4S. Baker Of the
1hish team. made as In the contest for the Arthur
przes out OF possible 90 Brown made 40 and Gerrish
~ The match Saturday next will begin at an early
n0uf probably at 10 H., and two ranges will be shot
a. before lunch
Browns shooting this morning comprises 80 bulls
"ss, which were made almost without q break.
s,a ~ .ne Any Rife" Association Cup competition. Hat
seore each scoring So the highest pos bic and making
he ouseyes In three extra shots. Halford. during
se",.d dt.otnooRs shooting. made 10 and Baker, who
40 IN the contest for the Arthur prize % sue
sn, eelseyts. In the competition for the "ArIhur
kpd Hyde a. wv WIZ "n"''' P"'''''' N"''
untera ferguson Of the 1st Regiment Of Argyll Vol
V0eisI won The Queen's PrizeT His score Was "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-21
THE MURDER OF MADAME sKoBELEFF.

f70."0-'' IuV1o1I 1'5oV'
,.s. Vohstantinople dispatch to Tie Daily Iele-
~" says; The Russian Captain Oussoi, who mur-
x'o 0ehsrai sKobeleA's mother and her attendants
rrv,. '" 'heir way TO Tchirpan. in the Bulgarian
m m ne was assisted by four Montenegrins."
ae'oe-camp Of General Sko5eleff who accom-
h - adame skobelef was wounded but succeeded
Leutsnsnaag PhillpDopos, where he denounced Sub
NAsdsms vw.ats whom be knew well, as the assassin
oAooeIen lie had been frequent vxitor nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-21
THE TRUE ISSUES.

MR. SEIZURES STATEMENT OF THEM.
OPENING OF THE CAMPAIGN ~ INDiASA-THE
TWO PARTIES CoNTrAsTED-wHY GENERAL GAR
, 1880-03-04

THE SUPREME COURT.
viEws OK THE POLITICAL DECISIONS


wAs,ilSuroN, u. c., Marrh :l.-Thc polttical
decisions OF the United Statcs Supreme Court OF
yesterday, ln which the equality Of tho rlccs Is
reai!irmcd, hnvc greatly inccnsctl tho Bourbon
Democracy, md will odd fuel to tho flEu OF tho
}ct,ates. Speaking OF these decisions, Randolph
Tucker, OF Virginia, snys: 1.-The result or tho
four cu4cs Ia that tho Fctler7ti Courts strip from
tho stato Courts Jurisdiction over crimes COM
mittcl against \ Statc. III tho co'es case,
Federal Judge drugs n State ju1go fro.n
tho scat OF Justice and arrntgHs him
ut his hnr for tho triAl Of hls
fur tho accused to reout. Thu principles or the
Congress which. prescott liz leHittnnie co!isv-
ernn,unt under tho supervision u tho Federal
Court. and subject All tho EtAtp Uftc1rs to
CRIMINAL PROSECUTIONS
t,cfnre Fcder1.l Judges and Federal jurics. II
these tccisions," snid Mr., Tucker, "nro not nr-
rested by public opinion, the Federation II ut a!l
unu, and II oentrnltxetl, absolute Government Il
Mt hand." SIR. Tucker Klid: Judge Fleil's
opinion In thbse cases tB RtrIk6nKiy ahle, ar,d
characterized hy II Ji,dIcinl clklnancn which ru-
minds one uf tho Gnrly tinyB 1T tho SurreMt
Collrt. The constitutional principles. ns ex'
rDu1lGlcd by him. wcru luminous md tElptitlldl,
I,ut, nnd produced II deep isnpresstDn. The,
present a n,fiytnK ground for tho defenders q
Ethtc-fIKhtA III their cntltest nBtutst tho tiilmt
rtnt danger Of consolidation"
, 1880-03-04

H STAK's ROUTES.


Special Utspsteh to The Chicago Tribune,
WAsiI1s0rOS, D. e., March a-Tho attempt Of
NIL improperly involved In this "star" postnt
soryIce scandal 10 Induce tho BcnAto Committee
to sustain them agatlst tho notion nf tho House
ended In sIyral fH!iuro to-tlMy. Tho Committee
not only fulluweA tho 1tuuse In tho SUM nppro-
printed, hut wont further, and III tho prcAulb1o
formally .lccRrca thAt tho Post -Ol!!co Dcpart-
1uent had yioihtct tho law. This Wow Of tho
cuse will be sustained l'y nrs'tninont Republican
lnwycru III the Hcnnto ai,tl will doubtless stand
as tho verdict OF Congress-, rendered without re-
g.lrl 10 pnrty. THIS formal rcbAko ID OF chnr-
actcr thAt leatli,lg friends nj tho President
among Congressman lp not think ho cal AFFORD
to gnuro, aMd Republican npinon scta moro
strongly than ever toward tho conclusion that
he must rcsnove all who nrc responsible for
tho gross irregularities Of tho IL star" service.
10 ths 1Tt,ter1. Assoetattd I'Trss.
T1E "RrAlt" SERVICE.
WAs11lNrr0S, D. e.. March 3.-Tho Senate
Committee 0n Appropriations to-dhy tonk
action OIL tho iIollxe bllf to provide for tho
"stnr" Inn!t service deficiency. Tho ntn0nd-
mont proposing to Increase tho an0tlnt grant0t 4
by tho House frptn $1.u7o,op to fl,So0.o .oU waa
ialnc, Ispoth, Wallace, wlut'om,4; nocs, l,cck,
Davis twost Vtrginia), Eaton Withcrs-.
Allison, tho nuti ,nunber, was absent attending
another committee. Tho lltyt section Of the bill
was amended to read as follows; "Thht tho SUM
Of $4,000 or 20 much tacronf hs may bo noccs-
Bary, bo, and tho sntne Is hereby, appropriated
out Of my money tn tho Trc.s.iry not other,
wise appropriated 10 meet tho u1tWtlscs 0t n,ni|
Transportation on star routes tor the Fetnt!tldet
Of tho current ilscal year, nnd dtafing
tho rn!ss o,",a% nf tie ot Fs' on tau
pwtal STIR ril,tes sn!s'. 10 made" The sSeqlHl M ~,
sos!on f4rthef .ah;s sn t1,e et
tcr-flnllernl ttl uee tho now Scryluu III author
shnll 1iot hereafter havu power 70 exret!lto any
ssa'ss' ss u s''nsy ssssisx @ Pe1 oeain upoa
tho c4ntraet Us or'Rlnna,y Ut" ,
MI ock shpn n,, osy1 ts fo'lGTnE rss4, u pio
uency ~ tho appropriatona .na.ie TX N cpnSTGses
ior tho star st1 xsr s.sy'oe snine RI too Da M
ssstes ss osc.s aHs S g. 'f' to yat
GIsresIruins. the law, which pn,htoits sx-
psn' f nesy T. r s1ssss =" bHppson1l wa
Involve tho Government for the payment o.
iiuaSsy. iiSs uiess sarpcd thrsaseas io .ispE!;.
which thoy nsc entitled; therefore, bs It otlaGt'
cd," etu Thu premn,blo. nttGr a!ii anilaat@, ois
quss'o W. naps s f9llows' n1Ssiijaina KSasTx
Tic snc,noors above referred to are Of opinion
TINT tho " kns be oble e
meet the s,ee<ls OF the country @ mtaa tue Sv1o ~
* th9 19nss e InS the
Hon Of tho CDutnlttco In regurd TO tho As1ouhts
TIE ECMKnULIN1.
Tho work OF echg!uling bids for tho "star.
gonto sorvlca In Southern sections aas ueel
completed: Tho awards viii be announced G. o.
tho 10th inst. Comparison With thu amount
paid for tho 6Anle Befvlcu in the sa1no parts
ss ess dans The
| four years. In Ohio, where tho amount Ut sefv
leo Is increased % Dor cont tha reduction u tn
, 1880-03-04
UNITED STATES COURTS.
Tftk HILL TO REGULATE IUItlHD1CrtoH,
E1ktfat iliancteh to Tn Chif4r1 IftbHnAu


Ep<etas DupGteh to 1hs Chteaeo Tribune
WAglt1Naros, u. C.. March 3.-The House to-
day. In tho morning hour, ordered the previous
nuestton OIL tic now bill TO regnlate tho 1urts-
dIcton Of tho United Suites Courts, and to re-
strict the transfer Ut causes from State TO
tho Federal Courts. The bill will undoubtedly be
p,ssc1, by II large maturity. When tt was erst
introduced Culbcrssun. who reported It, atatcd
that 1t contained no political featuros- itcprc-
sentative Enrbcr, Of Chicago, however, insisted
that tho Illl WIS inrxsly Tollticnl, and to-
day Townehcnh, of llllnota, in closing
his speech, sattl TINT tho bill contained tho
essential principle ct tho Old doctrine
of StAto sovereignty. The. Republican
members do not appear to havo thoroughly u1'-
tlcrstotx thts n,oasure; or, they do, havc not
given 1t such an Interpretation. A Representa-.
two who has studied 1t thoroughly In the light
Of its practical effect upon legislation. partic-
larly In respect to tho mnnner IN which tho bill
will infect borrowers OF small amounts in tho
Wcst,uad Eastern creditors, cxprDssoa the follow
iii i,x,s the minimum, jurisdetion ot Thy United
6tates Courts ut fs,oo' exclusive OF INTEREST anu
costs. --,
who hnyo t,cmsttls not exceeding fs0O0 tn resort
nuinScr @ | ot dcmaris bcIow that tkuro thAtal.;;
SSnas SSa ~ St ii MM;d srsss md % rso s,,sat 4
cItctnesa held by Eastern parties; thereby, u
te h pnsses thsy w IN b. nf.6 10 70 4sea respf
tSo o law % "t ills III resarI % pronlssory notrs
Under that ast ne 9wseS nsee,es sf au5 ps's, eaa
aatap Rsf n Il so tS,Sna Tasa sates &c sSss''
ohesws soRstMeth II hi, ec a 'e or ss S
rcsiiri,co nf tho defendant THIS Inv tncroases
tho availability, Of mercantile papct;, Mel.
!. iiscsa,i'tc 1t ths E,st ccauso i carrIsd Win
ii The right to resort to United StAtos Courts:
, 1880-03-04
THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1881
Onp, mine miles nvay, whlIa tho whnte evidence
Shows Tnnxstrcets corps tHok Tho Ccntrovillo
ffAld. Tlurn wa

Onp, sosne miles nway. whlIa tho whnte evidence
shows Inngstrccte corps took Tho centrovl'lc
foad. Tlure VIA
rO htecnz1AScr wHArEvErl
IIc cnIlct On the Hcnntor frOm Now Jersey to
protnea eertl'is. copy 9f nny spatfh s1. con, corc
Mfslcturt .tMtctnents ho wishsti t., ilnsl 91ai
,ic a ' N 1h' sh nrae p a! q
scntlctnnn. fic gavc nottce, II II bcGatnc ncn-
assnry for bin 70 70 itst nn argument on nc
he woiiltI havc cteycd II coming from Gen. Mo-
ef io ten n sa sesc'f si his argument Of yesterday
citing s!ccs!nns 70 rroye thorr cU.ilt! bo no r.
Wow Of thu nanxs of @ crf, 9 ,t1arta H., an u, eno
sl ~. wf he sks hat be tno,,:sn stexs h!; % snna
ton. OF my houor:" The u,l!y wny. continued
s ; 1xrE ~ ws pafo % IL a T. bae ssee se
however. tho i,rcsIdcnt hnd nrsrr beef1 a.kcd TO
panion hin: 1t was true paraon did not carry
Mr. Kor,,an-Doos tho Senator think. II am
convicted by court. .Martlal, Is ! believc crrf'1
sS w,3 f. as pace f # @ m2 bneo rening e e1n and
rl,ow tint was originally !nnoennt7, ..o ~,
Mr. W is t ~ rnssfpK3 ;as K Il ~ af9 o1a
henrnx hesfS sai 10 hui that @ would hsss authority
to bring Porter hefnrc i and retry him7 ,.
hid a. .een IT, Could k%s" s,cd tis sentence
Now. want 10 give him chunce 70 Ieyiow T.
IN the report of the Heard of Inquiry tnat anos
| Mr. Lovtln-Thcre IN MI power to grant nov
tri0l; INIT il thorc WINS, could any power of thtt
%t approd x[ .ho aSs tint would havo
authority to bring tho man bcfoTe II! r.,
M "x ny tsr TSss u teo sw
| by Court, authorizing review anu
| rsEtixAR1Nu or THE CASE.
| Mr.. f6pnn-That ls not tho qnestfon. Is there
tt 5 T9t, tr1 ''S haSe authority 'pr''s
,, f H., nr vrcss IL athr-
| lie tribunul L, r,.hefr tho n.ssr:
| Mr. j,Vxatl-l do mt agrc8 with tho Senator:
ws, sy far T s oase, tnsrs DO lii Su'n lu""l
| Mr. kcrnnn-in my Judgment there Is, in tho
cxf,sS hS o. !s asSs e.
Mr: t.ogan-1s there anr power to retry this
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