New-York tribune., 1884-10-24

these are the only four that yca have IN M m
ts' sss Il ss spsahsr fails 10 o"t the
letters yourselves Read them out Of his speech, ana "a
ym that which saves me good deal Of troubles and which
That OF the malicious tS % s "n@ end has
TIE Posts allegation The FIRST OF these ESQ ehaIEes h ds is
before the House Of Representatives. which sought to
renew land grant to the Little Rock e. aRa p aSr, rnds sn
,esre intysd" That is the charge Omtting those let
there no charge at all And 80 he Ssrs ~ 0cto
ber 1868 these letters" prove that on Ap Sr
1869 when the rpg was made neither % te M cnierprse
And now for The Posts confession One Il an assertion
made in our first Blaine article APr IL bo sai ac Rock
and Fort Smith Railroad when he made rs famous .
ruling. We will not torture the organ oy ause '" So
much for that .,o, ,,..r ,b,s
ruling Mr. Blaine 'wrote to the promoters calling
attention to the service he had rendered them Iht
once months afterward and not until J. Fisher IS nad
mad an Dr soa anI M sri. ss9e o aSa Rock sccPsa %
p rosrs ss Confession % E is this We have the same
thing to say about another error OF oa6nr ~ nn De
calling their attention to the service he had rendered
matter Of fact II the ,nt first time %ss BspS 6doba9 %ea
while the ruling was made IN April" $1,000,
to"s SoT to ,SG the e ,V with the
third 'SG "AGs *. Mr. ,nass% sss%' a's"S
fo it, his appointment selling agent of the bonds OF
Ser % Of such bonds as his percentage" THE TRrnrYE
proof is that Fishers arrangement with pr Mr;
Secn is,"p signed that the bonds had been partially
placed in Maine nnd paid for and me en'irs
ociocer referring to the ruling were written, The
Post confession is this The same answer covers one
in Witch we treat the october letters referring the
sale contract With Fisher when they s,n ay reIsred % T TO
ing, with Fishers help, to, get out OF Gald, h,
claimed by responsible reasoner as Mr eehnrz that
virus there and there alone and that that charge
and when We have the reraCtions what becomes of me
logic that the ruling corrupt aud his letters conleSSn
more vindictive misstatemont than these arguments
which have been met by these very retracuons'
THE SPEAKERS POWER.
! come to point put forward Dy
Mr. schurz with much feeling as apparently OF
great Importance to his argument. Who Is the
Speakeri he says How great Is hispower! How innch
is dependent on him ~ And he analyzes the advantages
NJ his disposa-exprcs-n il in the summing up by say
ing: His power is almost too great for any man hqgr
onr system of government to prcaoI p@sSesI1. ig hg
appointing the committees. recognizing this
man and negcctng thatnd when he has gone through
that and it is all righche then brings forward al Una,
for eight years James q. Blaine has done-hl rnhg on
able rcractio OF every thing which the inputation
rests. What do you think OF the great pubic loader
great almost for man-and all that malice, and al that
envy and all that hatred OF Democracy and all that dis
SPpGfm s rme " on thS inS FS s%ih f
applause and three enthusiastic cheers for Balne And
Am to be told that lawyer lights shy of such imPn-
tationsi | have not fought shy Of this lmputati9n
OK Mr. scurzs accusation OF Mr.. Blaine, and Of its
rcfutaon by his own confederate have stripped tne
how much you crit whether yo Ike I" nave ppnc
men invest IN THIS or tina" security or c,'Sm I'm nnt S cnrc
anything about that Mr. schurz charged that Mr
B%SS GSTS nG S to SrG ms y thSc 1T Without
aid from him. and the whole fnbric has Disappeared
and thank God in time every honest voter 10 resent
the imposition tht has been attempted TO be prrsed
him Great arpagsc Lc ne prosecutor m HrnS ., IN
aud Jury hear II. and let the opposition
G9qn,e heq, f and r,dr sn sna en he @ nau a
bile facts that of the elements in the chah 10
make ont false piece OF evidence Is shown' ana
called TO vonch for il who GOES OF that courtroom
condcmned-Inmcs q. Blaine or Carl schnrIf lhhthu-
THE GRAvAMEN OF sCHURzs CHARGE.
We lawyers sometimes hnd IN u line OF argument
clements that cover with confusion what
has been considered triumphant give
broker order to buy me cargo OF wheat II he hnds
fault OF weey and Of rust, aud II the price Is
CONDITION. Now the broker comes back to me with
handful Of wheat. made mp OF weevn ana OF rust anu
say to him Do You suppose nay cargo 9i N%ieat %
made up that way !" But The broker says. That httle
handn holds ali the wcev aud rust there - In the car
20 applausel. and then huy it, And am well on IN
bargain. for reflection; the broker ~ a,t rehe
from another cargo Uproarou- laughter and applause
The lawyers have to look out pretty sharply e.t
tell story when was at law school At Cambridge OF
trial Of oolored man FOR burglary when there wa NOT
any doubt that burglary robbery OF some kind had
been committed. Evidence given TN, way ana 'hat
to connect the accused with the crime Vel as ey GOV
through and summed up and the jury were about rer
in the prosecuting attorney said 10 them: Here gen
tlemen of the iury /. diagram Of the premises made
the ground the position of the doors windows ctc
did moi put II In evidence it was not ncccssaryildecd
I Il. pNprrfpUcpd.
represented the accused. SAID well nave no Houpl II
and il lind nothing in 1t but correct representation of
the place snail not object to the Jury having H. ne
found it truthful representation of the house
its entrances and exits, and so far as the sur
vcyor had carried the matter, 1t was all right But
the scrutinlng attorney for the accused found written
under of The windows of this diagram (Which II was
said could speak nothing 1.-THE TRUTH aremark In writ
ing intended to assist the ury IA their deb rlons Ihat
remark "hcrc i, where the Niger got n C'reat
laughter. -,
30 This diagram Of the spcaker.s rulings and Mr.
Blanes letters. Is put forward II Is shown To
be innocentmthere T. mo no S PP'1lD'W NY srhurz has
carried the diagram all over the country and has
served the footnoe Here is where the Niger got
The gravanen Of the whole matter f. the terrible mis-
chief that would come upon tue country MW. nc nc
says Just look at the decentralization ot the puDIc u
candidate is put mp whose character Is open I" grave
mpuaons. and he defended Dy Tue moSi % @
Of this cuunty lie does not give tnrlr htht pi'
suppose he takes In he eminent men oI waads" mass
cheers and good many very emhel s, M Myers anu
siaesuien and he says. what wonderful drnnrai,zl
spoken the tiuth he would have said: These impo.
sitons countrymen that have sought to praclce
have been repealed by the conscience ot the great rhriS
of the American people" IGreat applause Inc haih
s therefore not In any recognition or defence 1 ms
conduct. but IL H. the frOwn on the Slanuer oi
public men, Renewed applause lie says; " !
will not -av mat MI blaine Is not the worst man thal
eyer could noniunled hecnuse n might grow wor~"
II he elected; It might lead 10 the nomination. Of Dory
aud Brndy. and then how all these moral men would be
corrupted againi Well gentlemen, this campaign -
.nnngh FOR rs when Wp 10 Dorsey or Brady, II
either should he nominated hv Solid South IN the hopes
of getting IN n that way. he might get In In that way
bnt not hy our nomination. This borrowing or trouble
IN advance Is about sensible A. that OF The LAZY Nho
being NJ the yuuth'ul of 20 found herself engaged
tn sliur Of fnrty Years ui ngr hnd when hr hrhdS
s,il "WIV that t. not much disparity Jo lover u an
rtrren inl gay aud noble fellow although he u toriv
vcnrs old" YEA sats she with tears IN her elrs 1t