New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23

or three times and challenged contradiction was pa n
for 10 the amount of 1900, and that IL was las
tue fact that what the Senator had sara vas 1870
fourdatIon "a evidenced by what now anu pert nSso
ia the presence Of this senate namely mat ~
fore tnIs committee one word showing tsatl pItei
pated. directly or indirectly, IN ,no NJ. ratrr,s
OF any protests IN the manipus ny Vi nS lii ne
or that had any direct indirect connection WIN ne
Returning Board. think tnat Is pau enc si,,ins
Of IonIsana fbongh they brought Dcfjurcd witnesses
before the committee, that ne never was Ao,e 70 e
letter of evidence IN subsfautiation or ms ;ne,
gntions made before the former coniu', .' t1,d
por,sh Of New orleans there ia not syllable PUB
stan'iatng any one OF the five points on m,"|
Mr. apofford asked that this case De rtopchotI
Moreover II must be evident to he senate va, S
senator FROM Georgia came before che Sehate Nun o
that the Senate and country might be pIcJeoeeu
or preoluded from further knowed than Whst
contained IN his report, until the effects OF @
To me, had operated here and elsewhere stahu neto
to tell the from Georgia that there Is not one
testimony In chat record IN suOalanasioh VI
than One-half of mia allegations, ana the Seu',u
Will nnd they come 10 consider IT, ne scliVt
opes ms mouth but out there flies blunder Nr' Rel
logR went on to say, tat STOKES, wa" Gan va" par
ISL had once been SUCH hut was dlsap-
pointed oiceeeker, brought to Washington oy spOh rd
irlyeiiing back ami forth between Washington aud
New Orleans. After quoting and commenting uhiaNut-
ably on Srokesis tes inony Mir Kellogg continued:
will, when these resolutions come up, show the Alher
people lencc proceeded u" cHlhcOnp OF cofpses
that were pied doifax; WI show them the orisln
the senate and the people Mr. kellogg taen oGs i
That tho committee hastily adjourned aiJer saHl.g
SoKess testimony, which they relied greatly upon 70
prove kellogss guil without HlyinE nm an opp9f1,
NIFTY to investigate the character 81 the witnesses all
for effect upon Tie country" he SAD.
MANIPULATING THE EvIDrNCE.
I VIII show continued Mr.. Kellogg, that the Senator
from Gcorg.a out whole pages OF idenco favor
able to me- viii show you what this public prosecutor
has done to magn personally. Even M Meriick,
counsel Mr. SpoFord, had cucek' % allude
in his brief to the man Barney Williams, ana nothng
but tine malevolonce Of the senator woud
his report on that mau's evidence. am
charged with manipulating Whnes5e% What IL -
be sad OF those VINO set Barney Williams up III dust
little corner grocery Orleans, as every
iar play In the breast OF every citizen Iley deSpse
man VINO -trke6 Il foul blow submit that nave
the senator from Georgia nring mp hinl@Vt5
not andAgiie but copies OF what Vurp0rted
witnesses that there was m original some
wu.rc IN existence, and that ,hese were substan tlnl
copies, nave seen him rule that they be admitted INTO
the evidence against In Two cases, found the man
alive aud brought him ny, and he s"Oro the statement
the SruetOr II anything would ever satisfy aim. VIII
show te Senate by the lec'rd-ior though they could
drv,t ,ited in S@yO cans - either forged or
paid FOR and 1 produced nd proved 10y one Oh the
parties 10 IT, tine orig al 60 tract under when the aih
davis were % he made and paid for.
After further reviewing the evidence, Mr.. Kellogg
continued: Since the for l. Ion OF TINS Government
there was as fOu conspiracy set on io0l "a hs
ana yirulrut energy of The Senator RON Georgia Mr.
Kellogg said INVESTIGATION int0 his acts ~ Governor
made aftcr the Nichols Government was inaugnlicd
had ever resulted III the production Of any evidence
AGAINST him. though grand jury was packed TO lndol
him. and Ckram, when he would produce was sent
down, saying: $50 THAI Kellogg IA indicted. Ii viii
uld Us In preventing his being admitted to the Senate"
Five investigating committees, sitting Tor twelve
months were able 10 find sufficient evidence To
make prIma faclc case against MN.
! think / can cUmparr successfully my char cter,
moral aud wise against tn Senator from Georgia
And % comes to matter OF moral personal cOur
age, the bttercst enemy have EOt IN that Senator's
state III not fa tniuk TO couce1e to me that stand
immensely his superior.
Taem0tou 60 print evidence aud reports then
agreed to without 4 division.
THE UTE AGREEMENT.
Mr.. COKE Dem, Tex. from the Committee on In
dim Affairs reported fnyoraby the bill To accept and
raufy the agreement submitted By the coniederated
bands Ute Indians sale of their reservation in
Colorado and make the necessary appropriations FOR
carrying out tho same. Placed on the calendar.
The House btl apprOpratng SO 600 10 continue the
public printing provided that tbs entire sum apprO-
uriated for pruning for the year snail not exceed
100000, taken up, ana after some discussion was
passed.
The Geneva Award bill was formally taken up infer
which the went into executive session, and when
the doors were rcOpencd adjourned uuul tomorrow.