, 1881-04-28

7 ftcHt!o VI 'taluse Hhuso ii""!gS ""e my" |
toned rs being anaof SUSPICION. l'sat
that nothing short OF absolute PROOF can
Justify the p"h'scataon OF INC aamae,ns IL.
ports WIN reeafa 70 tn's otitlclsill " eal
DO ssatcu that inc paoliclty glVcn oy tno press
to tho fhets which are being gathcteu ms
served ~ excellent PURPOSE. ana, lot tha!
matter, the Postmaster General Inns furnished
u snnfl part Of What l'as bccii pibltslica'
Letters LII consltetable NUMBER from parties
h!snerso unsuspeote't afe behg rece.voa,
making revelations OF circumstances anu lnets
Which lcad TO now ucselopnents. iheso ~
ters, up 70 this time. are en,e"y iio" mo
older States. Whom the people OF tho new
States N,,tl Tetrtturlcs bucotht aware that nt-
tnnt,on viii ho pnfd to their complaints, Md
tint thoro Is now Manltess a'spos..oa :"
correct Rbuscs, doubtless many missing
links In cases which ara not FULLY
completo.l will be supplied. Tho
stI"noo ~ ,,,nso wbos, mamma l,nye been
cnnncc,c,i oc with VIII tbe % star.ro,to swInil1cs Is
cotee.sn j.. VIZ o o"n ~ H. stror1
Rcslhh'hk TO pe cons'oetea o''' y. wv 7t'o"s
combinations Of Tie truth OF the reports
which s,I! have gained currency 1t Is learned
MANY OF THE MEsfnERs or coSonrss
whoso names Md influence lave been lent for
the purpose Of obtaining contracts upon
llavo subsequently, been made, hive signed
rceommendat'ons without any seSa O. 3v,c fe
spo''s!b!lLty tor their acts OF this KIND. when
tjnna. thav hoyo spfl in aubslance:
III Ia Tie business Of tho I'ost.OilIco
nan,rt,rant A insnrn, t,a.tf thro,,ri, IN n,yn
" w. ill., ,",,,n, o W.,
nsk for, III other words, they have acted
On tha convcnls,,t nrincln,e lint IL wos uulto
~ ~. Nv so .,., ~ ..a'. '' ,',1 tsn,,,
.. I.a Soa.eSs uuR :" ~ ~. mo' IT,
s.v ~ 's.. ~ ..'o.. a. o"A ~ ~,
esps'd!tsrs sass :. IN T polas + slat / q e
contrnctor In q Wcster.. State, who desired
t1 @ hays Y the service upon l,ts route ,rroxpe.
and n ~ yryat iayhE
sisasas sSsHisa sssSs fsSstss e pa S
out trouble, obtatned no lntnrsemont Or
state III wlicl, tho seIylce was perfornca.
"Why," asked tia contractor, "do YOU In
tend to REFUSE 10 lsstst III 0btnlnii,g better
mali service for your coltstltuenta?"
"None OF my constituents will DO better
req,tlst. The town where your route tcrlni-
nates hns bpen abandoned. and the pUst-,
Ottlcs Is closed. The last man hns left thorc,
a1l1 is now In Washington seeking my intlu-
ence to get place lii one OF the Depart
present cbntract 1ofty ini!es 1eyonn W. iasI
xs!!asu 2a SouI nao. LIS falusal ueioateo
LIS psoJect ol uae co'ltfaelos'
DORSEY ',
is reported us being worry angry at Brady, md
does mt propose to rest under tie inlputa-
| tlons which have been made upon Him. Tic
| President snys he ls determined tint tllo
whole lnass 81 corruption In Tie pust-O Ollico
Department sllal be probed to tho bottonl;
TINT he does not cure who Is hurt 1T the
urDcess and has pfvDn the most uoyttiye in
structlons to Postmaster General james tint
1nbody is to, bo ''savetl." Some testimony
recently taken In n suit tbetween two relatives
named Hnntlky, who were stnr contractors,
mid who qunfru1otl, illustrates the emetiollsO Of
these contract9rs+ $. llunttey, il Ills tastl-
mpmS, niter descTinsng how eontr9ct ,t;. Wns
La,sG s. srsS ill., 1nu 10 " t,.sy %ta ~!
Meaas q ,.t Depsattilaents a omefs' anu he
s"caFs taat TINS lfle''as'llp WIS
SO ExrESsIvE AN AFFAIR
that. covering all tho routes lIo controlled, It
cost him Hobput S94 ,00O'' to b. OH sut|lclpjlt-
| " good terms with 'heads ct Dopnrtnlents,