The sun., 1891-07-05

thu cause 81 Mackenzie s act mixed with ter,
Eor;: TINT Spencer and Cromwell had hurt
5ambus and the @ Old iE iooIh Ait Alter al IT, sisns s
or and t" ioin in divine service; Maek kcnzie said,
Mr.. Benton .ays tlat sIeneers real design
he ns to shs
IN some way and e. to the northwest OF Amer
ThnroW @sel says tho. DHs ho mi NIKE WEE Mid
shpman Tottsen. .ust nrter Mackenzie AR
rived In New York, ;,, wh ~ said that snencer was
was Was greatly iissi By "cers and " crew; 2n and
that after tho arrest aveEth Ing was quiet on
weed next am met Lieut. D whe fo'4sd tod
him that tho evidence against Spencer had
Mackenzis; " an and that Mackenzie - said HIhs the
young men on The court martial had wholly
argument witch was repeated 10 the court.
N hS wss snvs
ho%siede peFpetra,t,ed under r color q military
Ssn2v oncb bp9ssrs so m w regard it and
sewards Iettersaeier 10 Spencor as only 10
Gd He n hSd his as
was GanseSoart. % or | Goaseort Of Albany. and
them two sons Of Commodore Perry and d
nephew Of Commodore Rodgers. A long and
w a S1s tAs iss5 a TeHssd SsF SrGts
psed hS awful ca saami,S @ Sai that st" has
fallen upon tho spsncers. Was. ever n blow
W our cen sn'T ao h ons an
There are long reports flom Washington con.
eeved this sad bow but havo e piens ts on
the subject: know that na,gre has given no
mother. but time viii heal and oo;te-ats U atS
the wound: the card which Mr.. Spencer has
rom WASHINGTON that Hrs snencsr tfs IS hsarf, iTe
broken, and her husband scarcely less. That
says that the papors sent, t" Washington do
shsS the as as ne
a5ay and ., Ts en- BE- and y.
az sbs al his sna OF spencer DC as 'rfelrev
. y 6lask:seaIsa ! al letter John g; spencer said
sdse tnd 80 symnathy nnss 3Ss
605Fbs, eaISmlly i which h has 0Sysrtaksn me
snrances sur nc oi the donsolaton i has Afforded. f but but
Mrs. s. and myself are, well aware that we
that balm which only can hoai the wounds OF Of
our bleeding hearts.
THE TRIAL OF THE coMIASDER.
On the arrival Of the brig at New York Com
q son in law OF Secretary Spencer. managed |
over; he says. 10 testify to what, he hn heard. |
but Norris decline iI,e u to recognize him. Weed
ssath asd naSts fG% and %s os
Ihs resi- q n. lS m%oddy taeIi1rn and 5es,
the IN o' Thsh
RSs ossi sss ,isS
ssass,ary .9S the 81 H&snFas as Of pras a SeP hs e
eoGnauo. % q Sa apRRfsssa Rs
court mastial i was ordered and he was
majority, but being forced to answer by u conrt
McKssyer. answered: "UEon tho Charge q
nine sTss voted NOT
The, vote was also, to 3 on tho charge OF
H. ihs shAsss Ws
gal eight voted not proved and four that it
While Mackenzie was, on trial, it was ascer,
tained that the Grand Jury OF, the Circuit
Court OF tho United States would be called
Ksnt who 1t that time was understoo to 10
vending opinions. rs he was out Q, ollce by
BE srisd oth:r Than by the eoust marital
shs sdnsa q iais a Gss
sorbsd in rsSslE1sI bis place
denounced sueh an appointment in the re-
holding two Offices at the same time. Tie was
removed from tho War Ohice, by his appoint;
rssignation Of the War Department after bis
removal Is a ridiculous farce" Curiously
to be transmitted 70 the Cabinet. " at the Presi-
dent's house. tns Secretary ot THO Treasury
OF the United States Court decided against the
Grand Jury interfering 10 the case.
Tho fact probably was that Spencer, having
accepted an ofllce under Tyler. had losi all
social innnsnse % with his T own party, while MAG.
role so cRyslisrly. and his boldnsss. or audaci-
" reflected SO much aR%sinst AIMS spencer's time
serving WAY ,aAt shg nossNn MGW f0rn & mStehants