Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-07
ScOrchfnS Schurz.

NEW YORK, June 6.-Hon. George
". Julian has published in the Sm a
scorching arraignment of Gail Schurz,
for his conduct as Secretary Of the H.
terror uader the R. B. Hayes Admins.
tration. l. concludes as follows:
II have known that the railway
kings did purchase y"ur services and
found them an exceedingly profit .bls
investment to their Interests. You
have been pre.eminebtly faithful. When
I made my passing aliusi"n t. You In
the North american Review, l did MT
dream that the admin ton Of your
department had been SO thoroughly bad.
II at any moment you seem to have
sweteed from your perfect loyalty to
these corporations, you atoned tor 1t SO
promptly and by such une9uivoca! acts
of fidelity ss to remove all posslbi-
ground Of suspicion. Your devotion &c
them has had the quality Of a religion.
It 10 true YOU have never been want ng
in the profession of devotion to
purity and reform. You have always
mustered in robes Of dignity and Of
decency the moral fe!onies of your ad.
miuistration. You have been pretty sue.
cessfully suyar.coated in the externals
Of your position. You have, in fact, ap-
peared remarkably well as = member Of
the Hayes Administrator. which you
aided in inficting upon the country.
but am confident that no Secretary ol
tle Interior since the organization Of the
depa, tr1ent, save Jacob Thompson, hal
been 30 thoroughly +. creant to his trust
| as yourself. He made the department
q bureau in the services of treason
while you only made it feeder Of rail
| ways. This you did .pl-ndidly. and fol
the facts which justify my It t;ments
the country is indebted to you for at
tacking my a, ticle in the North Ameri
| can Rcvie,c, and thus prompting me t.
| lay them before the people. They form
a part only of your record, but they ar
amply sufficient t, It ip you Of you
disguise and cover you with shame"
Schurz, in his reply to Julian, say
| that he will make no further at-emp
t, defend his official conduct.
New Postal Job.
i
! WASHINGTON, June 6.-The Star
route about which Senator Van Wycs
has just been enltghtening the Post fiic'
Department is one that he called tn
Senats's attention to last Whit r
Deadwood is already supplied with
daily mail from Pierre ION the Chicag'
l. Northwestern) and from Sidney to'
the Union Paciic). A year ago Con
gress pas ed an acs creating two NOR
routes TO Deadwood, one from Chamber
lain, on the Milwaukee and 81. Pau
road and the Missouri river, and tn
ether from Niobrara, on the Sioux Cit,
s. Poetic road, in Winter. The Pos,
office Department advertised for pro
posals for carrying mails over thes
routes. Thereupon Van Wyck got
resolution of inquiry adopted, aud il
connection with it he showed the alb
surdity Of the routes. He wished t
get the act creating the rout repealed
but was ii by the POstoffics Com
mittee that that was unnecessary
| Aft,r ths exposure had been mad
the Post master General would not thinl
If letting contracts for the routes. Tn
matter dropped there, and the Senate
thought it had dropped for good. In tn
meantime there had been change il
the Postmaster Generalship, but ron
in the Contract Office. Two days ag
Van Wyck learned that the contrac
for ccnve. ing mail on the route from