New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-27

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Mr. BlocGbnrn Of Knnf9ckv in behalf OF the minority
the majority submit the following .,,.u..,.,,
mad INV Mr. Samuei Dibble as to forgery and fasifrd
evidence have been fully, fairly and exhaustvcly CON
nueIou si " IN nc & MI Oh Hloc,ions anu
Whep cas- The cause now comes up for consideration in
the House ana tnere mas peen no discussion S not
Vote intelligently with nc guide except the mere
allegations on one side on any Proposition TO reaer % 20 Con-
sidered by the approprise committee but must have
the benefit of full and free discussion in order TO ehDe
nto n s, HcGSo tbe nroposten
Resoiped That the House Immediately proceed to the
tIe ne Hosc sbo vote on the question of
recommitla by yea aud nay vote and II tue House @
fnne t6 case nnt il he finished Without datory mo-
tions.
If the Democrats are wise they VIII accept thls
proposition, which, 10 any fair mind, must appear
ahsoutelv unohiectlonable And vet Mr. Reed
ra go :. III, 10 .ai,od Tbroo snoecbcs were
Aodls ln'' IL VIII NC i0I0o'N"'
made i'll the caucus tonight when cODlpIetely COLI
viuced every man present that the most fair and
thorouch investigatiop was made of every alleca-
'n'i'uen III ~ -. N,
ton OF fraud OF forgery Ill INC 'eStihons' Ni'
Miller, of Pennsylvania, member of the Elections
Committee snecialIv charged with the duty of sift
-: ~ -. -. :; IL Sto,,,- r;b,,lo oose mazda
lhS 1hc Testimony ia ''o h"oNoS hi"0 N' w =,
a vigorous speech, which Is warmly praised on ali
sides as n clear exposition of the
,, - ~ paton onotber
case. Mr hahhey' Oh DoS'oii' ""o'noi
member of the Elections Committee ana one ol inc
most DISTINGUISHED lawyers of Massachusetts, also
o . ,,o o,.io,, of tha coea cIearlv shaving that
ed'. 'iT' 0- 'nU -. -, .., if
DlDDle had Dech gwen IuI' opportunity ~ PioN' -
he could his allegations, and had utterly failed To
do So Mr. Thompson OF iowa thirE nieiD't .I "a
the committee, also spoke Ill the same Hhc' Dy 'o
time these gentlemen had all spoken 1t was evident
.I ,,o,,, ,o,olor of tho coucus Nyos firmly de-
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termlncd not 10 yleld an l1ch' uohcIdi hcOooA u0
clared that the Republicans could afford TO stay
-, n ,,o - ,ooossor,. in order ia soc iustice
lieIe "ii o"i'i'i' II ~ " '.
done i'll this case The sedate anu CONSERVATIVE
| Judge Kelley expressed n similar OPINION.
~, -. C 1l; -, ,1o;,,od hi rooso,s for nor
Nh'ulln"n NaiNiH' % no
mittlng the Offering OF the DenlOcratc proposition
this afternoon and the of the counter DrOpo-
| ;.;,, ,rl,;ob ba bod intended to offer and which
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was not materially dlheleho III cncoV iioN 'i0 o'
| submitted by Mr.. Reed and adopted by the caucus
| After this matter was disposed OF MI. hlScock
urged III vigorous speech that steps should lnrnc-
| diatelv be taken to amend the rules or the
| Uouse as to prevent fbusteTing against case III
| lvip ne of u.