New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-28
tor co,astock was faithful servant OF theirs when

tor Co;lstnck was faithful servant OF theirs wheh
member OF tho GIBBS Committee ,, Cob,
Iu the natural Orleroi stiilngs ro'naTH2a cnnn'
Con.tprk Sennt0r CUggrshall and | VIII disagree
Tncro Is no accusation thai Lo can make against me 'n.t
/, worth answering. lie has sought 10 cast QUINN on
n, because was connected with tic Gibbs ComiDittcc.
Everyone knows that Senator DAILY ana my wore ~
tne minority on that committee AMI tat aHho IN we
ia orr best to secure thorough nvcSusaiOh Oh
the New-lOrk departments that we were ieteatI 90
DOh senator Cocsesha and Senator fasseIg kEoW tne
ingsiire OF their attack am willing that my PUBIC
record shall compared with that OF senator Cggg"
slA's flo OF tgi.ca his Investigation resolution lr1l
that ex-senator who mas been mast headed 10y u5
NewYor Sspapers rs T1e Wiekei oeatV gc o n
damaging nature against (which he can disclose
VIII you Say addressing C0ggeshalp lhhp YOU my
anything against my integrity aS ''i''o' u 10 WV
senator Comsiock advanced to the ,DrS e9ntrg
ont these words Rlaring at Senator
COggeshall he did Senator Fdssott called Senator
hore yon viii not interfere in my behalf" said Sen.
ator Cosgcshait turning to Senator faSSett can
-" Evidently you can" said Senator Comstock in q
snecriHg manner lie then again WIN sIgns :, pa
your remarks intended to involve my integrity as Ii
member OF this Senate or as u ci'iLen :. ,. mn %
Senator COggeshal replied: Far d. u from mo "
assoil The integrity " any member OF this body re-
fcred certain matters which took place III the o
senator Comsock was rcmorseIess. He continued |:
II there can be any harm IN any t9nZ tnSt eHSD
thing against my integrity VIII not aVali hysen ~
my p0siuuOn as Senator as ne did when aeo'T '5i
hut Will prosecute nay accuSer In the courts as ne du
not" This ausOn TO the assertion Dy Ut uuEn, peioG
Governor Hill last spring. that Senator Coggesha haU
demanded u bride of$5OO, brought down the gaYel Oh
President pro TEN Pitts. ,,--.,..,
Senator Neddernqured why the Attorney Genera anu
the courts had already started tho legal machinery
TO ferret out the corruption connected WIN TINS iran
chse and permitted the Senate 10 devote Itself TO laX
ton aud oIHcr matters rbe Gibbs Committee nad SHOWN
what such smelling committees amounted TO- Lts lhVeat
gatlous were advancing well when the MnSWump AeW-
JOyt Times blew blast It's horn, scattered the com
uiee for three weeks, and when they came together
10. strahln and Miller declared, We arc the Com
mittee" 1870, -,,.
Senator Raines moved that the Senate should adjourn
senator C0ustOck was Indignant. 81 have understood
for two hours" he said why the seven Republican sen
aurs ars treating this Broadway railway with tender
Tho purpose Is to delay action on rms resolution
order tnero may be influences at WORK DctWeen
ana tomorrow morning. which wlll ad the opposl
ton in fight against thi investigation 5eDator
Fasset replied angrly: " II any ono says that am h
sympathy with this Broadway steal they tell lie III
thought AMI deed"
Senator Coggeshalps motion 10 sweep all railways
within the grasp of tho committee was defeated Dy ~ 10
10.
motion By Senator Ramos that three New YORK Sena-
should do the work received only one Vote-thdt OF
senator Oggssha Senator COmstocks resolution pro-
yug that tie Railroad Committee should make the IN
vestisatlon then passed. only Bsager' ta75rtt,
Murphy Rlues and Neidcr voting IN the nogdtYe Inc
members OF tho Railroad Committee are Low walker,
HOyaradt, Knapp. Nelson, Pierce and Reilly