Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-09
LASHED BY VOORHEES,
-syr,ft SYCANORs OF THg WABASH
BXCORIAlES DUDLEY.
ya,.l Arratgunsni Of the Blocks Of five Colonel
AID he Men Who Proa'sd By Hs
Crms-0i Tine Eioqasaos IN
the Senate.

"A
,4 he Men Who Proa,sd By lis
Cams-Old Tine Elogusncs IN
The Senate.
w,sgrSaroN. d o, January s.
,es- annie routiue morning business in
n. senate. Nc. Vcorheea called up the
..,,rot-on offered by him yesterday in re-
I.to, 70 the alleged interference by Mr.
cs.r,bers the Uaiied States District At
,o.,sv a, lnniaaspolis, to prevent the ar
,ofw W. Dadley on q charge Of viO-
i,,irs the election laws Of In
5;.,, and proceeded to address the
s.,,ts He spoke Of the crime
i having inflicted an indelible stain on the
-,snorable election and inpsaehed the in
,,g-i.y Of the political result that follow.
"a The fact Of the crime was open snd
.-,y.r,sily known and practically confsss-
ia by its psrpstrators and his conductors
I,3 vet bv constant vigilance IN Ohstruct-
- ,5e Law and in denying and prevent
,1g .,stics the crime bad thus fad gone un-
punished
HARRISON ARRAIGNED
The beneficiary Of q polluted bsliot box
- io high place, had felt compelled 10
.bisld the clrrupt Instrument oil that sue
- rom TIE penalties due 70 such motor
IN. y1,it. twas high time, he said, that
"a, mo.t dsersoeful and alarming episode
IN. Presidential election should
3. ,,Iy understood by the whole
rso,le and tba' 3 proper degree of re-
s,,,,sibiliv should be assigned to the in
.s,or,.nt 6y sh0m il was perpetrated and
hi ,boss who tried 70 hide the Ofense. He
.bonP "1o.h.rg sx.enuate nor aught set
49,, q, malice. but forbsarancs on the
s-t.se. bad 11g ceased to be virtue IN
.fs..fi.raf,o1 of all honest people in In-
.7i..s. a1f cl those alone be spoke.
nr.rse oE REPUBLICAN FALsEHOODs
Mr. VOORHEES, sent TO the clerks desk
and bad read the notorious blocks OF five
letters and went on 10 say that the days
and weeks which imme liately followed
tbs publication OF that p)lluted campaign
doeament would always be remembered
0r ths rapidity, audaeity sud ieeunditY
rith which the most self-evident falsehoods
we're conceived and put forth by the Rs
pubican press il order TO avoid the Odium
and to escape the penalties Of an organ
vsd attempt at wholesale bribery. This
document emanating officially from the
National Republican Committee, had
pointed out, be said, that an ample cor
fupton iund was ready in hand, and ,ve
explicit directions for its use by sgents ST.
lecisd Tor their skill in such rascAhty.
DUDLEY, HARRIsON's FRIEND.
asssoke OF Dudley as the immediate
personal representative IN the Nations Al
RspnblIean Committee Of Beri iimin Har
rsop. then a candidate for the Presidency,
ana now President OF the Uolied Stats.
lie had been upon that committee at the
request Of Harrison, and between them
there we're the most confidential and inti-
mate personal relations They had been
political Siamese twins 10 Indiana.
when therefore the scheme Of
bribery and corruption was ex-
oossd on tie 3ls. Of October, o. far as ihe
hghtniBg carried the shameful story, was
Il TO be supposed that Dudley was left
without advice instruction or asaistanee2
Senator Qaay, Chairman Of the National
Republican Committee. aud Senator from
tbe State Of Pennsylvauis, arrived at In
diaaapolis, and held repeated and pro-
use,ed controversies With those who held
the fate Of Dudley and the interests Of the
party in the hollow OF their hands.
QUAY sruSG TO FURY.
Mr Oday-I state to the Senator from
Isdisns that il is not true that, in Indian
sDolis ! conferred with those who held
the Republican party in the hollow OF
their hand, OF conferred with any one, IN
regard 70 the case Of Mr.. Dudley.
dr. Voorhees-The hands Of those with
.bsul they consulted were rather small
tis true. bat to the extent Of their palms
hsy dia held the interest Of the Republi-
can party ia their bands. Does the Sen
a,or deny that he called on President-elect
Harrison in Indianapolisf
Mr Quay called on Prssident-eleet
Harrison.
Mr. Yoorhees-CertsiBly you did. SEN
stors will not blame NE If draw the Dig
inference that he wanted the prosecution OF
Dudie, stopped and that he went to In
dianapoh- 10 see bin and that be did say
certain things 10 quarters where 1t would
DO most good. ana with an emphasis which
Fas not forgotten.
DUDLEY THREATENS fhE LEADERS.
ac. VOORHEES, wen, on to speak Of Dud-
iey's threats % use the dynamite which
be bad IN hi5 pocket, in case
an attempt was made % irhict pun
ishment upon him and also to criticise
every sentence in the part which Judge
Woods was represented 81 taking, in pre-
venting the iodiog OF q bill Of indictment
ssaiost Dad.ey He spoke Of Judge
Woods course ss being conspicuously
shameful 10 view o. the indignity, in
Justice and open Outrage inflicted on the
Gsop.e OF Indiana, in tue name and By the
asihouiy o. tbs Republican National
Committee. aided and abetted by .he &C
lion o.. tbs ederal Court, would it seem
s'rhngs that az q representative Of the in
suited people hs should ike 70 know By
whose instructions aud by what authority
OF law Irresponsible law Of5ceT Of the Gov
sfnms1i 20 lndansp1lis selected ald ap-
posted oy the lislIrlion) felt him
sei eSuan,ei, d few weeks sgO. 10 order
loE q Oti,st S.stes Commissioner not to
issue Tarr-a. .ir Dudley's arrest.
ElNrSns AsEEDs AND REPLIES - -
A' Eimunds offered sn amendment for
tne prealbie as follows: That the At
Iorney Gsns-al be and hereby is instructed
% iniorm The senate what instructions, II
any, tAe Department of Justice has given
% 3 N. Chambers, District Attorney for
me District oi Indians, on the subject OF
.n7 arrest ol " W. Dadley, or his eXemp-
.on from aues. and By what authority OF
n~ any s1cl Instructions have been given T;
Al1 'a2i copies of on such correspondence
's ulls1'usd TO the Senate" Mr. Ed
Ilul' hsn replied to Mr.. VOORHEES,
n elu,es and suggested that the
o1llsi letters might have
gesa . ioiged Mr. VOORHEES, asked why
.ls- dudley did not force his liSel suits
u lnal Mr. Eimuuds then branched
" Ga the question Of recent political
-''ass 10 Indians and spoke o. the forgery
.le tally sheets in the Indianapolis
s''''oa o.. lss6, for which Coy, q member
e1s common council Was sent to the
Pel''saNAry. He also referred 10 the
s-.s-eo' 81 90 the inmates Of the poor
ana ,lsane asylum being taken to
' .'As IN MariSn county under the d.
..... ....-oa oi q Mr. Miller, former Demo
~, ~. 'I,ei'1rer Of the county, wEere every
~ or them yotad the STRAIGHT Democratic