New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-10
would be found that neither side had done anything of


would found that neither side had done anything OF
the kind.
BRIDES OFFERED IN CONKIING's INTEREST
Mr.. Crapser Adm Rep said he had heard great
deal about bribery, but he had not come I" pay much
attention to such until this winter when gentle
approached him and said that 2G votes could ne
obtained for money against the OlcOmargarine bill lie
had to think that mogey was offered for sigma
the caucus call al taken aside nyset
and offered something If would sign that
papcr hut there is not money enough in the state To
make mc put my name tO the paper WIN an tis ras-
cality that has been going on here II is time that
there is something wrong here andI call Tor the Ile7
investigation. bcicse that iacte can Doe disclosed ana
II is time put stop all this work charge no par
The men who hrbed and were hrihcd on the Oleomar-
garine bill should be thoroughly ventilated
Mr Aivord suggested that the seven members OF the
committee should be- Democrats
Mr.. Brook--I obieci 10 that.
Mr. Benedict djcmj believed that the amendment
could be- used to draw the attention Of the committee
away Ia side issues lie was opposed 10 H. lie Wanicu
would put a stop 70 all opportunities FOR hrt"rv
Mr. B-uis, adm Rcpj said thBt when this Senatorial
question was first uootrd he had east his lot FOR th" gen
trman lCrowicy for whom he had ever since consist
emily voted But he had heard an sorts Of reports about
party to which "plo.,'d has often
sorted bribery during the pending canvass. II is our
duiy-t ~ our plain and direct dniA TO ADOPT tue
amendment Of the gentleman from kings
General SlinOiH G)cm.l-" Before this last nigh qucs
ton of privilege raised had intended to speak "i
matter which has been referred 10 ~ ih' pubic press,
hrihcd fo ass.f either uar.v
Mr McCauhy GDemJ opposed the resolutions The
power r.sIanicd Is TOO broad .,, ,,
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