New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-23

road tar BIN has been given the corporations affected
and the result promises 10 be most IoI 'e
open 10 criticism and strongly OF the opinion tns.
be found To justfy his confirmation sScsp.
that has been bargnin Senator schenck said that
after inquiry he was satisfied that McDermOtt Was UNIT
and he urged his rejection.
M'pFRMOrT NOMINATED THROUGH BARGAIN.
President Vail from the floor said; repeat me "a
marks Of the Senator from Pa-sac that this nomination
Il the result ~ compact DO not know thi' man per-
sonnly. except a casual acquaintance bnt rnuor n"
charged him with h ING most nO-OuoIsy corrupt a.
n"s7ay thi- " my own knowledge INT 90 say ne 7 s
81 Tor this office have received letJer ron, =
Dermott may not bs personally corrupt He woii oar.
gam anything Tor MS own bis party advantage. II
al u not tAr definition OF coiuP MN COZ IN E. g. a.
have uohing 10 slv ~ RE other a-'e9-' 10 h II IA
prn 10 me that tis board Is to be organized under TIE
Senator Er1kcrhof Democratresd letter speakinE IN
Inns ot sicDsrmot Gna Corb.n noted
jersey & ~ ant-mouOpost.
And wI' 1--WE the name o. the man who wrote ne
letter ot'I, said the President ad suInE 10 us
feet " /, was Charles l.. C0rhin ~ Jcr'cY CIV 49,,
There was ser safiona pause OF = moment ana men
senator Apprgatc SAID object 10 this nom hiIoL Sc
the railroad companies have embraced the former Idol o.
t" know '''-0' Tat his n "1 ia coz
hImgd it Will make this board noi,ic .,orI un.
came I"r the Manufacture ~ Dcnocr ne Oo'eIAo's'
United states Senator'S and other officers
MDERNorr CONFIRMED
Mr. Younghlood charged that this nomination was tho
result OF bargain and ts confirmation would stultty me
Republican parry. MI Gardner said be know oi No OAR
and denied The of any, The vote was then
taken and resulted confirmation OF McDcrmott by
the following vote: Aves, Beatty, Bunkerhou'
Carpenter, Cochran. Doughty. Gardner Hires NerrlI'
T. Nll"r, W 3 Miller Nichols, Pancoa3s smith, .Ii-4-
bNt-o Republicans Democrats. Nays--1tsss. Appe
gate, 'Ianmer trlggs, ochenck StdnsOy' Val" iouhs
blood Reprh leans
The senate then adjourned sine die.
During the noon recess Frcsid M Val ana senator
YounEhlood openly stated mat II McDernott
were confirmed they would be prepared 70 woe
for q joint meeting II "A special session or re
Le-tsi9'ure should be called. They informed the
Republicans favoriug McDermoiC that they
took tnat position, nj thcr also told the 'onirJ rf
Their grounds that there nd been bargain 10 give
nr railroads the Board % Assessor AMI part or the con
siutrit on had also been % retain Controller
Anderson by refusing IL call special
session, and further that Mr.. Andor'onH 1lIpiu
pr cli-ic4 gave tne corporations fr too i'h NV M
tage When the session ended both gent omcu SAD JLey
did Rot change their Htitudc
WHAT THE GovrRvOP ND CONTROLLER SAY
Governor Albeit was interr0ga-el ami ,Id " 30 not
know thIt these Senator'S have made such an a "mrnt
They have not told u.c. aud too ola m politics To-
t.a. any such assurance second hand C"r.i'.rr
Anderson said: The votes ar tIH-t TWO - d. -"-u
would bring about Io.- u-ctn-, ~ Tps' iuf cane
rIatra.F traT Chat au Dr. flr.irI .i J.r ii', ''r N
any way. 1r fhIt ans railroad u.II h's eyer dared Y
ASA favor %. ne IN tie performance or Ivy state
Jos. N...- Dar. been WIlI uu IS" .u-.
pubic advantage. SNOW u1i. inc NJ my ''tt-'
fha br. tan Ir-a' E.. HI r. majority, tt
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o. political evolution generally ''I.c 'u' .r -t'-t
l.a.I- l eI-tci ID .-.l .u.,.. .-..-
o.. OIL .Ir. ..I. r. w.r. 1910. .H . t.....-
va account 3D.. ;a. secrecy o' tr .A'.u..'. session.
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