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NEW-YORK, I'llIDAY. AUGUST 16, IH72.
PEICE POUR CBNTR
THE barnard cask.
ri.oonF.ss of nn Bmnmia op.
UH n.Acn OOBCLBSn B_B BLABO-UTB 11 FA ?
ttJOtn VAN OOTT BBOIBB TIIK PIBAL Alt-.f
bii.M roit TBB PB0B1 Cl nOB?AB -JWO. ks
MKM IKOltAHI.K.
IBY TB&BQBAfB TO TllR TWm fll :
B_JUT0OA, Aiik- 15.?Tlurc is now B i>v<i'.a
.hiiit _, thai tha ladaaa af iba TTaarl al haaaa-a artB <???
ioi ttiiii.ij.uuiiii. i,t of lha Oaart ior time ta ataaara
?|ain,.,.ih aaflan ihag cii.-Ht thaa iu.tr., Iaa lha Baaaaal
lBlt?'H. llllK llt a 88M of K-V?t COUBei|U.'UCC Blld tl"')'
itghtlr aaaaaaaaaa lhal M alll ha an bapaeaaal nntt.r
vl futm. i.fiiiti,.-. l'i,foi tunat.lv for the hoj.es of the
luan.lM i. of thi- I'ourt wbo were rush enouich to expect
au city return tlu- weok to tliclr hotues, Mr. Beach
Ui.oI.' i. two lieurn' j,,!) of tlio . tliiilnlng up for tlic defetise
tiiie itmriiiii).'. ii.- flwaB Bfljata ou ?be
tut'.H-. f of rn-* jicrsei ntion, to thc
aif.i:i.ft of iiiiiiiv membera ot tho Court,
aome of wlun. ir. tty cxprv.ssed thclr opluiou
??! it.- it.iiiUu i.-us frequ. ney. Onc of his st.an.e % tflWfl
lakeu to-d.-.y waa thal lf tho OaaH coudciiiued Barnard
aaaaaal thaaa aaaattlMweia on vbaaa appiication
._ Ithal lt.f.:,anl'_ iiijiiiiition iu
ti,. i - itt,whieh i.d t? iba htaak-apal Um B_aa_
aaaM todi.ir ha ah-rta baa. tba haaatat-M of coirupt
uo'i
?iii, wBaiaa Gartfii alaa aaaaa in for a brgc shnro of
Mi B~aeh*a BtteBtto*-,aadwaa flaaeaaeed aaaaweathj
?f i.. in f. it wiii ba i. ni. tii'.-rcd ihat Oarrajrahaxaaa
i iiaatloa. wdyaa Baraard, while Mr. Beach
alalan H baaiaa laaetdthal iici_j;uiityofpc.-iiii.ary
eormi pflaaaaaverDr.Q-aahaahaab'a
?Matwlth tin ia >i?niai. nt taiaajerd t.) thc aha ?
tlie r, m.uk tbal it aal tn.Tc'.y n fuiluro of ineniory, aud
euiiiiaai ti. a tho wactby Paat*_**i **fMeaae wu* u
aatalallfla af iba nbaiaji of Brfha-tah-Bfl. tmt bfl
oui aal taaj t....t u alaa abawafl -BBaaaay wtth flah. B.
etat.-u iiut ha .'?? i .a"t wiii.t aaha tin aaahgttl of Blak.
Be did not adnirc l.i- chara.t.r, hafl it wa. his duty tfl
aefiini htaaaafaraa H afaealai on BanaiB. Buthi.
BflMaM .UUtnciit w.i'. ln lafljaH to liarnard's boast
ahaal ghrtag lha patronage of lha Ooail tu ka LMi ada
Hc wci.t aa far aa to aay that .--..iy aaaaahaa af
ti.. Oaart i tha patnaaca la -rteada
rathcr thaa to ? - was parfeetTQ* pcopar,
aml Baraard waald do it ItfdM over apmu if 1.. an 8
afldallUd.
jtr. vak tott's BSFLY.
Thorcpiy ?,f Mi. V.ui OaM \-.i-.wulely di ff- r. nt. I
tti apeeah af hta mtm ptaaaatlaaa oppeniut. Dladala
aag te eahar apaa aar/afl-aaaal detiunciation of thc m
ataaiaaahoaaaf bia kgal adrtMraaijr.hfwhaaihaaaa
been t-ne . allcd a "subtle aud stcaltby oUMtxy af tha
Bar As*ociation," Mr. Van Cott, with hie fntwatda,
aaked the very question of Mr. Beach whith evi ivl.o ly
wanted aahad, aml which diipfcl- at onoe thfl tttm of Ihfl
latt*r>-intiiiiciit at'atit tho venoiuous pur.uit of his
-lleiit for 15 years. Why, qucrled Mr. Van Cott, has thls
hoetility been Ba peueral aud so continuou_i>ii tli. parl
of the pnm, tho bar, and the comtuuiiify I Oeo. O. Bar?
aard Ib yct a yontig maa. He ha* enjoyed
?xtraordlnary opportuuities in puhlic posttious to
**ln an endurinu reputati'in aud to draw
to biiii.elf the. _e. t.ert, the nfl.-ctlon, BBd thfl confld. -i.a e
af the ift-opie. wharahava their enemiei come from I
Have thev Bprtmft out uf tti.- grouadl Mr. Van Cott la
atanced a vivui contraal ta, U_ll ill-r. initc.l Jii.la.-e in
riiicf-Juptk-o Ncl-on of tlic Bnpreme Courl ol tin I'mt. 'l
BUIm, vrhose aervieea for half a century hare BOTer
c?il-_ forih the env. tn.iiied uttack of a hostila- ai.d
\ eaoajth and ralnilv a
Mr. v.ui Cott ahowad thal tha BMoaaal of the learaed
4i)nti__ja_i waa laiiueious. that tbara waa a daap aaatad
ff.'ii.soii for all thia, aad it eoald befonad limply and
tolely Iii tho corrnpt ttud dtvilish uial |.oiiduct of thc
r.-poLidiut hiiuaelf.
MB. BEACII'8 A.SAriTg REI'Kl.t_ED.
Tbc -peaker took up the attack upon the comi)Oi.lti'an
?I the (ourt Ju. t Whflflfl Mr. Bflflflb left it, and proueded
to completc thc Rrfrnment in a way Btahahlf entncly
forel ga to the lntention or de.lrc of the latter. flo far
froui ihero belni* any ftar that the Court was aniinated
hy political nnimo-itle., it wat hoped insteiid thfll tlie
Court -..uld be divided upon thc liue Of tho polltieal
aftiuiti'B of ite u-cnilx-r-. and eo gmttM thc Judguient of
two tulrd. fur tlie convietlon and condemnation of tbe
acauxi d. Mr. Van Cott repaid the dl-courtcous alluslon
lo the mana?erB as "diinunies," t'V a.klni*
what M.^-i- Ji.u;:< fr. lieyuolda, Amh we, and
rov.ii..i.d had d"no in tha way of a-i.-t .nc
apon the other nide, a* thoae eminetit aenUemen
bad prinelpalij oocupled ti.tn time tims far dutiim
thc trlal in rc-titiKCB'm'y upon their ctiaus and looktafl
wtea. with an ocoaaloaal aaroaatle ..mie t.i aceompaay
tbat uf Mr. lieaeh, Ibe hit waa axoeedlnfly effective,
aud w-i r. hBlii.l bv tbe Mariii.cr-a, whi.ee- ,...1 .md aup
But Mr. Vau Cott -ut.f.'nuentiy eraditad ai deaerved.
e boumliy eaatlaatad Mr. ii. ach for his Uck of proprl
ety in coiititiuniiv readiDS- and quotlnjf new*pain-.a- t.i
tiio IXiurt, and atrlkma out ritflit and left at thellurA*
MH-latioti. wbiehreally liar uo-taudiugiil tlus Court, A
atrong point was uiadc ofthe fact that tbe defense ild
had a.iv.ji.ap-- never tx-fore aaloyad i.y p aoeoi-d
ficriM.ii aa a i'i?-at Htate pro. oeution. Tn. teSTiuiouy for
be proae. utlon on thc trla. iT-iii.-tjiiti.iliy the laflie ll
pu tho pi.-iiiiiiiiiiry laTeatlxatloiL and Dotwlthatandinfl
the time tbe defenae han-imc bad to rebul the etddeneei
iley !m,' faik'd 'b do it. A< Mr. Vaa#>tx\ lald. the de
leiiee lu-; had th- ? ' uea lor the pros
?eut-on ftndali the te'stlmony, wh le thc pro. eeuiia.ii ha-.
had to work ln the alark. to au-i-t with taetloa ue\(.r be?
fore eiup.oyed, for tit-ru wiu the eomiuon petit
lareiiiy plea of not put ity, and nu eiifw.r
ajaa alTen to ~ind cn*ed from tha eharfleala
thc an, i-1. Tiie c. iil-i ce of Dr. Q-ackenboi- wa. dla
Meted aad ahawa to be . inbterfuge, and u.>t ?nly that.
?ut a ri'.iculour) mir, fa.r hc ha.l only iciue lOTWard Ut
the Iaa inoni.nt t" belp hia patron oal of a aoraa-, aad
when he di.l, he waa tlntly eontradlcted by tl.a* \. i v
patioti. 'ln*? hiaiir of ailjo.iriiineut urrivini:, the further
irguuienl waa] wtpoued until-Don-LDg, aad wll] pteha*
hl> aaaupjf nuiol ol the day.
TBE CL06ING AKGi .Mi..\.s.
aKl> 01 HB. B-UCIl'fl OKATIOK?MK. VAN OOTt'fl
AI'l'KI Mi
!(.) BBau, paaaa dutatob j
SaRAhk.a, ktXR. Ij.?Tlie Court im t al 10 a.
m u mimImib piaaaat _lr.Beaah.af aaaaaal for tlie
conUaaed ha arga_aaafl. Hfl mii, at the
; u.i a.ljniiiini.. i.t y.-ierday, ho waa calliug tho
atteution if tha (onrt U thc fact that Conii-Odort Vau
acrbiit kaaoghi aa aaBaa U nowrmMMjmtm Baaaa, m
otder te M-tt:. the Erle HllflBll-B. and tlu. aettoa "a
oppoBf.l to the lai-t kg Ymk uud Oould. Btill, Ju.-ti. e
Barnard. ln the Fall uf IMI, reiuieicd a JadfflBB-t
a_;aluBt K.fla ""I QaakL Thi- lhawad that he waa not,
m ?haa_ee, elwaya aetiac la tha lataaaal of thusc par
tit-a Mahawafl, ta Ua eoatnur**, that he was an niti.-i
n,,. aailaeefraptih* Jadfla, raadarlaB Jaifiaala aol
favor'il thi- man i."1 Ihat luan, but in i.t\oi of
ju.tne (any. Caaaaul tbaa paaeeeied U aaalala the
vrigiuot thB Ullaattoa. whieh waa m aa (ffort made by
(oinniodoi.- Vand.ii.iit t<> irct control of the Erie Rall?
road ' aa-* ":*l(1 '"'? "" ai*ea_Bi B aafl yet aadfld, lt is
_ Bialtci of -T'i.t and o.ui'ibttdownig iinportasiee ;
it I. no .'" "? aaaaaaal laflaeaat, or aa aaataat aoa>
flned t" ?'".'? tmt m tw.., 88 thlee luen. Va-t flflflfl.
nit-ra -'I tatareeta ara nnd have Ih-.-ii lnvulvcd in it; nor
wai. Judi-'e Baraard tha MtjlMm whobadbecomecon
Mfllfld Wltb thB iitl.-atioti; otlier eiuineiit Judgea bad
taien ?(:i"'i ataallai taafl raapaeta 'an.- way ur another
nith that laaaa kg Ja'i-e Bataard, aad ifthm Court eun
mmmMWttwM raadeeaa ali Oaaaaal then called
atttiil-ioii t.iai.oiii'i iii-tance of what hfl teriued ijutonly
lu*t and whM, I'i't I.o i.l adi.aii ..n the part of Judf-e Bar?
nard ; Bfl ief> rr. <! t" !),.-injiiiietiuii ui?jn the New-Yoik
City aflB. i-.l- When ntlicr Judgesshrauk fruiu the respou
albillty .fi.<l?. Baraard, with a Imlduesa worihy the
meuioraiia . xample. (>f tbe paat, eamc to tbc rescue of
the intf t? -'. a.f th. jw uplc. How, he a*k.d, oun this ac?
tion Ba i" "ii'-il.d with Ihi 'li.upi- uf eorruptiun so fll|>
pflflBI" aiail pertina. loti",yhiitl.-d.it hitn 1 Tliis.Court'roay
?M Bha ha aaaaaaaa. hat* ha -ui.mitted, he was unde
a?-r\iiif iaf tha (hji-c of ii. in?,'i-oiTupt mid un-crnpulous.
ajam hatM/aaiaaf aaai and u of thaaa have t-wn
epent ujK'ii tb?: heni h. Iii- wbole life baa been sciui.ii
la-d af, paefUHJM- BB *aaa_*a ba* ever been befure, aud yet
what do you flndl Tli. CutnuiitUe of tbe Asai-mlily,
wt)Rl, I....1 iiia.l.- a ttmt llormiiih exauiiuatiuii, declar.
that they could uot cbsrge Iuui witb petuniary crrup
Um.
hAk.VAhli IM.KMOl'BLT I'I 11. I...I'
OaaBBfll tbi ii referred to the witue_- Oarvey in a straln
of a<athinK Barcasm, saytiiK that tbc u.i.Ht paafln___a
plflflBBBM of th. a<ce la bere to Impcacb the upriifhtui-Ni
of a Judge who had in.vailed 1,1. liiirjuitioa. He siibuut
ted that th?- Uttmwmg ot aurh a wituesn (Miuld not have
weifibt haaa ua thaa aafaefadM the _aarlaaBBlaa paea
ont by >'_*k to ihe ? blld of Judge Baruard, und r. lated
tke elrcamatauce* uf that e.ent. lie aiked if a man
niarryl.ifla woiuan mu. t rej.-et bridal irifts IfC-auae he
la a Judg. H< alw, referred to llre rtatt. r of the
tlK-ira, BBBbaBhnl 'he MBflN tlmt |not only tht re
apondent Jhnt a tmgkmf esteeuied phy-idaii tu
tbe elty MMBBad dueetly that tbe ebalrs were
pirchaM-d aud paid for by Judge Barnard. ln
lutieliii* the tlu eat of Judge Barnard that, -Bf-Bf. Blllfla
OU? a?t ol wouu.Lrelii uut uf tbe State, hc waa going to
\mttBtt P?1' >b? cvun-tJ aaid Uie Uut wm i-?l it
kfl flBaflfl flBBh a tlirr.it. It WBfl -flaaifl Bl Ikfl flflltt "? I'lc:-*
ui.try, uud yit that UflMafl i? liroujiht bere to anow tliat
thia JiiiUo waa ei.BaKrdJn au uulawful cruaa<le aRuluat
lhaet imtti.-H. it wi.s .n't raaaaaafclfl la iBnpaai ??afla
UUt ur any flflM fllflfl nlxmf to ***__* U an unlowful
iu t would fa into ii put.lli* botel und openly prononnco
tiln intentii'iiR, to tkal tln (?_? lie wim ajfltBC to *flTnr a*r.iltint
would lu ur il. Hut kfl a.1 i.l drive thflM partirs out of tlio
Ht..!.-. i r tiu y l.-ft. .-nni wbyl na ?aafl_aal iwk<dif tiu**."
men were i/ullty cf ohstructinj: tl.e prorcedlnirs of a
court, oucht tlicy not to he driven out of tkfl Btntol
wtiut araiaa artaalaaki bn tki re tkaa tkaaa wim BaM our
rourttfl in rontcui|.t aud who aet tlu m-i Ivc* up agalunt
their flaCNflfl I
Mr. Ilcarli tkaa n fcrrrd to tho HaH?B-BF Iflvrn l>y tho
witness, Jflflffl l'.trdi-c.r, Bfl Ic liulecciit exprfl-enloim
BMflfl aaa <>f by Jaflffl Baiaarfl, nnd *aid tliat it waa
i.n.vid tkal aaaaakaaflaaa Btoflaaya ifflBiatawaaarflfl
on Jaflga Baraarfll eaknflar. BaaB tnll|aaay, aaaaa
p.-rte.l I.v anytblna whaterex imt tl.e wltness's flUtar
i.n-t.t, ai.d eontradlcted bj tka r.(..r.i aud aereralwlt
aeaaea, would, before a Jury, be antlrely and proinptty
K -ii . ted. C-ounael then nf. m d totke chargc tbatJotue
Barnard a|.|.iutitf.i his im-ndH a? ret. rc.s, aml u.uiu
t.iini.i tbal ti.i.- araa entirely righl ut.d proper. wno
mi .ui.l -iiv (liit n JuiIko "-hiiulil ui'i'.'lnt lii-) I'l.? in!'- t.i
aet aa referoea I Counecl thea ref-erred to a publleatlon
appearlng ainmltaneoaaiy ia h aewepepet la this rlty
nml in JJcw-York MWflpapert, to tho eff.-rt
tti.it tlio Btrnflflfl kjr the n "-poiidfiit nnd his
coiinsol wao to aave lnm fimn Uisqualitlration.
li.? denled the autement, imt aald ll waa a Uttta siiiculur
that theaaatatementaskooM .ipi";.r Mti.ultaneouslv lu
tbe newepapera of thia rUlaae and ot tne elty ofHaw*
York. He aleo referred t.< th. appearaaea kara of an
ill iflim t,( (1 [ona flittini; aboat aiiKflii'.' thr mi-iiilieia cf
tbiaCourt. whlaperlnB -u tbelr eara thal anleaa IBa ia>
?pondenl ia conrlotedll wtll bc the death of tka areat
1.. tn... t.iti ? partv. Will, Sir.-aid foutiNil, it tln. death
of tka greal Detnocratio partr dependa apaa tkfl 9*_
? r. .iii.l jii.-iu''- < 'I thia Court, tlii-n Irt
it -I;.- iiu.i paaa away. Connael then referred, la tertnsof
matbltterneaa, tc the part tke pabllc preea kad taken
in th,- ,ni.-.id.- in.-un.-t Jti.i.;*- Barnard, aad In exertln*
uu it fiii.tirt- on the Court, und aald tii.it ti.i- pra< ttoe bad
L-rcMti tO B fl-tupi i..l"'.i-i Bbose. Mr. Itciich llirn i-losed his
arffumi nt witb aa eloquenl peroratlon, eltoiUn*applaaae
from the apeetatora wbea he louk lns seut, whu.li Uio
rn .-uii i.t aupprea
MK. VAN COTT'S ABOUMXKT.
JoflflB TflB t'ctt, of coim.-el for Ihfl iicHcuticn, tben
pcaeaaflafl taaaaka thackaiflcai8Baflflat?aa4 la uegm
umg, referred to tho rei-poudeut'ti n.iiiind'H nttucks
apaa tkfl paaaa, thi- l.ar, und cthi-ra, and asked how lt
vai tkal tkla laflpoaflflflfl had _o waxwy flaaaaaa Tiiis
i. -]. ti.i.nt waa blaaaafl wnh gaaUtlafl wafl cuicuiated to
ui.tl.i' f? hiui Iricufll in-.ti.ul of i :n mi.??-, und yet, nc
flflBdtBfl to the i-uiiiiMl, he is eurroundid hy enciuus.
iii aakad aaala hew waa it lhal ha kaa aU th.* eiicuucs.
Do they coino out of the ground, or unist then not bo
MHBt aoofl fliaaaaa f..r eaa?tna ererj body ta tnrn agabut
iimi Tbe ootmael then referred to tbe reproaekea eaal
ii ] ...ii the liitr Afl-aoeiatloa by tke reapondent'i
(ciiti-ol, and dcii-iidcd tbat AaBoelatloa from ln
iiii.il..-. 1I?* alao lictiitd fl.iln-r n iiiark-*. aml
devlaratlonaof tbal eonnael, nnd tinn procooaed t"
atate lhal tke Impeachmrnt cf tln.- rr-t. iul. nt had Ik-cii
i'.riit iti'.i aeoordlna to tbe Conatltntlon aud lii-AH of tbe
ii. , iinir."i thal the mo le ol d. :. nae adopted by
? ,...i..1. nt waa witbout precedent. Iti ull fprmer
iiiip?-.'i( i.tni-nt caRi-8. tiu* reapoodent anaw.?red la datall,
.lMiiir tlu-law iiiul tlu-lacl. lu tiu-cin-e i.o BBTfl OBlT
tbe petty larceay plea of uut imilty?a (aneral denial.
Thns tbe proaeentloa, after elaborately detalllng tke
ihaiu't-K, wi-n-di piiM-d cf tl.e opportunlty of koowlna
tthii tbe di feaae waa to >-<*. lu QliiatraUon, be irefi rri d
to tka teatlmony concerning Ika ekalra. We were iad,
taid th.- tifliiii-c!, to i.ci.cvc thal there woald be raui d a
.-iiic-.ii.iti of Identlty aa to thoae rbalre. Hnt wu timl tbe
identlty ci tlu- ekalra i? admitted, and tbeir one a Itneaa
(uamed, be tbougbt, Quackenbuah) tea-Ufled tnut tba
ebarrswero ordarodto be iu.clc. nnd tben at-da tba
reapondent aweara tkal ke houirht the ebalra laaflf
uiaut-.auu paid im tkaaa nu lha -si>ot.
uie NtBl in.ii..(. iios*.
Ap to the Tolcj iujum tion, Ihfl i aaaai i aald tlu re w.ts
nothiuR very N-Barkaklfl in thut. lt va,;s _ttOgn UmM
thk liiiumtion bhould is.-tu", uud It waa Iflfloadl but it
reqaired a flraak*fl aiffloaaafc
Mr. r.i-arh?Tiuit mur cn thfl flaflct ic ahov eaaaa.
Mr. Van Cutt-It makea no AtflBMiue. A wei-k'n ar^ru
ment was requlred for tS?^ liiinmtiiui. Whflflaaa Kibk aud
his afUfloclatcs watfl at'U" to ffll iultiiittlous at onee.
Mr. Beach?So did Pole? afti-ivvaid. Thnu mur an
order to show caune, aud upon that was the flfftBBMBt
Mr. Van Cott?I ropeat, this was au nijuuction vhuli lt
M-i.- j.i riictiv rlfkl umi propai to Iflaae, aad Ika aitneaa
.-ti.iti.-ui, wbo -" iind It, aald It waa, aml ni \i-rtln!"-- lt
-ua- tn.t l^sncd Mith tbe prowptltode ?>? uh which Injunc
twna Wf.re laaued at the luslauoe ol liok uud otbera Vjtug
up $8,000,000, aye, 130,000,000.
CouumiI theu exanilned die charge thut Jiuiire Tiarnarrt
bad fleelarod tbal ke aad won tke poettlon ol Jedge, and
flAith it the patroaaae nttachrd to tke offl- e. Won what,
nnd bow,nnd fictn whom t Wky, aaldConaaal. tbiaJodfe
la lini'i-a. iiiii'ie apoa his min U -tiun'iiy. Ho fleelaree
thut thf i'..!i"i..!.'.? oi tbe office belonned to him to gi\o
whoni he pk-a.-pd. Connael then examlned ns to wbal
.vas tbe ctti.(. of arefereeand bladutlea; he was a jndva:
bow woald it look Ior a judt'f to appciut juroraj flflbaf
s.flit cf men ahonld tbeae refereeabi i tbeaa nu-n who
n ofl to a pnvi.tf cttifl.'.' t" hol'.l tlu ir bearinica. aud then
aiort-iifvid of tue reaponaibllltlea of publiclty attachiQK
. dKo ou the txUL'hl Bhould tluy he protegea of a
JifllCfl Cnun-.fi theu fartber d?-taili-d tbe ilutifsofa
reuri-e, audpclntidout tbeOpportunltlafl they liave for
m.ikiuK iiioiifv out of aoJton. Tkla refarae ini-*itii.--i-.
Counat-l said, bad exc,led, uml vny ln.-il.y-J.excited, tbe
jnill^tiiitl'flli ainl (('!"if'i.niilii.ii of tlu yn-rr, so gt*Wt u'i
Hiui-.- l.udit L-t'tfl.'inv. Wby. aajd Counael, LordChancel
lor Mfl.n-t'.rid waa arralnged, lmpeacbed, Onafl und eoa
iiuiii latbeToweri i LoaaoaforaxflrefeaBflthafBtaiaBflfl
of his conrt lu tbia way.
Mr. Iicui-b?lu thal way vrt-rc L0t the oillccs sold for a
Judae VaaCott?Ti -. - t; Seqr wett td)A and for a
prlee, tmt Lord Manafleld claliued tbat ae had a rbcbl to
?elitbemi that it ?..ia putroiiMue cf tln- ofBee belong
HiK to lnm ; Ibi BB-Bfl as it ir- tl.iiln'd lll this li. <-.
( illlisel dMflt I.T M.lii.- tllilf llpl'll thi- I'Cilit, aml Hn -i
referred to otber char?ea,**amonB them tbe preaenl of
110,000, tu a clulil of the JudKe'ifl, uud i-.nd that the pros<
cutloii did not c&arge th.it tbia preaenl waa made t-i the
jiuiii-c aa dii.-'-t payment for aarrloaa, bnl the laferanee
cleatly is that the preaenl wua uiade tO atfett tbo dia?
poaitlon of tbe Judjte. Flakwaa uot tiu* aaaa to aaakfl
? iob praaanta wltboat a parpoaa. Ilc in-i.-ted that thi.s
. n was utt.iiy uiif>.|>iuiiifd, utt.riv nnezonaed.
Hnt Wbal an exhliiulou we have in this ceu*e.
(iiu. d.iv a irift la ininle l cn aticilur day the l.ank hoo k
ir t.ikfl-n tO tke iiousc ct n fourtfSiin to ptoic to his mis
treaa lioa mm b money Ki-k kad Aree. Aa lo tke doco
iiitii'usof Jiui-'?i Barnard'a konaa, wa Barfl the tc-.ti
11..111V ct two wltoeeaee, Andrew J. Oarrajr and his
? i Johu. Hoth ti atfllfj tbal tbe work waa done. and
ih.it lt was cliihoiiite uml worth 11,000 ; tlmt Jndaw Bar*
iiiu.i i.idi-i'f.i lt done, aaylna thut ha kad leaaTwaad
and tbat it woald ba all rUbt On thfl other band, ?o
bara tbe atatement af tb* JvAge tbat Oaxrer waylald
bim aud a-k. d blm wheu lns iainily would I.o out of
|. wn, mi tliat lu- could go aud touth up his houae; tliat
he linl go aod toui h uj' tka bonae- .n.l " a Uttle palatlng
u). her. aad tbere." uu I, be i" llered, " palnted aome law
I.ici? ,flii Un ...I..-." lU.it viiis all. KoW.Whlah Inllit"
uiuat probeble atocj i
IBB PBOfOBIllWa of Tin: PB0BBCVTIOB.
T)ic oannflfil thea -t.itni lhal Ihe i-ic-tiution___flt tiu*-*
foliowiaff pr>iposit,ous:
lirtt: That all rl-hta of i^rscns or property nre beld
und. >? tlu law, aud nr.- tli>- aubjfl i t Ol lfl k'u! d>-llt.ition.
tatemi: Tkat tbere tt an eaiabllabad eaaaa cf justiec
wblcb ir obllgatory with tboae wbo urf cuarfc't-d with Uio
iu ll. iiii aduiiliistialic'i of tlie State.
Tkirdt Tlmt ull wllllul Tlolatloneof rttl.t, nnd nll wlll
f.n tlepartnree from the estabUabad eourae of j ur t u a by
ib,i-i- wboexerelae Indlclal fuBcttona, to tbaneceaaary
wron| und mjury ol suitci? lor Juatlte, are luipcacbublc
Fonrth: Tliat whmher such violatlona of \egn\ riRhta,
aud such departuree from tke eetabllahod eoane of
ju-tnc were Intentlonal, ls a uiattei of inft-rt-nce froiu
the intiinsic etroa_wtaiteea ei aaaa eaae, and from tbo
i-xtrii alfl luctn show laa the if laii'.u cf the Jud^.i to tho
partlea, and tlu- probable motlree from wblek he a.te.l.
Fifth: That the flale, cr flielay, or partial adtniiilstra
tlcu of Justlce, or tbo exen-ise of jinlu i.il funi-t.oiis, or
tbe i'riuri|-l. of |ia'i..!iairc, ls judiclnl corrupt ion.
_H_ttki That t ln- well-bela-ffol aaelaty and usefulnesain
lha "iiK-fl miiiiIic that tbe Ju.iKf ahoalfl so deaaeaa Blm*
Belf la reapeel of hla Jafllelal -aetious ns toinsiiiic c-.nii
deuce lu the Judifo und lu the Court, and that any
demeaaor of the _\wAge_ a? Jud?e, whicli basa uatuml
teudeney Justly to impair thal eoBfldaaee Ifl a flagrada
tion of the otMce ol tbe Court which calls for bis MBBVal
Iroui othOAi.
tieteuth. Tliht ln ettch of tlie aevernl parlleulflrs mker*
spi i-ifli'd the resiK.ndi-iit has baaa proved to he kuiiI> of
iii.il aud corrupt couduet iu bia oflfeflh
titjhth: That the entlre puuishinent wltleh the niild
provirion of the (.'on-tltutlon pamltfl should be ii.ili.icd
on au accuwd who shall l>e louud icullty of such enor
lnous offenses invol\ iuk luituense losa to the parties and
a -" tbe dfl'Kradution of that dejiartiuent of the licv.-in
ini-ut on w tueh tb, bcciuity of soclety most abaolutoly
d.'l-.Ildr.
Tbe eoiinael then proeeeded to ergne theae polnt. at
IflBJtlk. ptflaflBllBg the facta and clrcuuistauces of tbo
eaaaa ivfarred to lu tbe cborKea. aud di?cua?luir tbo
elf.it of tke uetion of Judgo Harnard in the varloua
caaea The hour oi a arrtved Tiefore Judge Vau Cott had
coiicliKh fl, aiid tbe Court adjourutd till to-uiorrow moru
ing. _____________
BOBDVBAE,
TKOl HLM-i flfllMM THK INVADIK-TIIK OLP
ai TliolilTiKS BBBTOBBO 11 oMoa.
IIavana, Ang. 14.?Tbt- Simnisli war Ht^Bmer
Tornado baa rtturued Ui IIavana. Bhe lelt Onioa, Hon
dunw., aa the ?th liist., and reporta that on tha mornlriK
cf tl.e 7th, Mendieta pr.s laimefll l.iinMif ITealdent and
iiittiiifuruti-d flaBaaaBBBa fer un aUBBB un I'resldent Medi
Bfl, uud seiied the tMBlflfl fflMB-l at Oiuoa aud Port
( ..rtt'r. Ou th.-Wtli ult^. M.-iidifltu rfl-lurned to Oiuoa
after capturiiiK Truxillo, aeei.u.puiiled by Mi-dina.
Wl?, gwdet rcit.nii Kuaraiit.. -, recojrnlaed
Mi-ii'dietM aa Frealdeut. Hoth ware iodned ln tbe boiiao
of tbe Bpaaiab Coaaul. Gen. Baachea. aeeood ii.iou.
in.iiMl ../ M. -.Iltiii'- (...('?(?, k -in "<'l of tbia, and not lieiiiK
aaUaB. d w.tu tbe arraDBeaaaat, ciden-.i M. dlna n arnat,
aurroundad ih.r Boaae, ami rauinr. d Hefllaa la nis
alt-ii'iuB-room, allovviuif MeodicU to ?x.apc. Ou Uae PKb
F..i.< he- ,t. iii:,,,,t, ,1 *:r, -,., f,,r thc Itiaal .fedlnn, whl. h
tbe Biitlah Conaul pald; bal Baaehoa fallad ta heay hia
prumiRt) aiidcanlel Mc.lina a ui i-oiier lo 1 aiiiayagita
fortriai. BaaehealeftOiDoaaB lha Bd laat, tha.aawa
and eaatle remalnlng witn.mt ir.."i"< nnttl thearmalol
Ucn. Osorio, on tlie, 4th. 1'ievia.iis fo Bituchet a de
partore heexecuted Oen. Cbamoro, and rciuici to ni
low tiie gpanlab (".wul t,. leare. ..-..tn. hit
on the 7th, after refl-tabltehina the old aathnrt
llea Tho Torn.-ido BTrl-wd at Oipoi aa the Ith
Boata wltb people we**. aooa aloaaatde, onc.it i- aap
poaed, .oi.!aii,in? Uendleia, aaktng an aaylum BboarO,
whieh tbecmnnumderrernaid. Tbe HrltMi war steaiti.r
Danae retnaini at Omoa. n .a- loppoaed tbal tranflnllllty
h. eoni|ili t.lv r-.?*Ubli_h*d. In eonarquen..I wa
I. Vl.lllln.'.f. I .1 .(.!:. h. ('.IllliUI, bl'iinia-ii, Blld Alua 1.' i.n
BMiahaata suiicr aarlaael**. _
VRASr.S DRIMKRR or BJM8ELF.
iii: is HATism:n with tiif. . rrrATio..?tiii-*
n_BO. DOUOLAM iNi.KiNt I Y?illl. OOTBBB*
MI.ST BOBIBBM AIII.Mill. TO At l.ust;
__B__BCB-*-aOhWBBt_l DMBOBBBR ON THK
CIV1I. IlIIJ-IITS III I.I..
"Wasihngton, Aup. 15.?Karly in tlic aftcr
noon the PraaMeM bi ttt aadaala-ly eagaaal M ttmttt*
MMm wttbaaraaalaf Ma-rtaefla, ah- tiy on poUttaaltfla
i< , tmm wiiichtttappaaai that hc a _at_BM witbtha
Whaa lie wai asked about tho BOflflai tMgkt
of nadariflb Dflaabaa ho lapaad that if DaaB*
Inss dial not cotnplaln BflflflBM he wm not invltcd hy him
to dinncr, ho did not see whv iBflflBM -Uinner slioul'l cx
hlblt so iuui b anxicty, lf not lndliriiation, BfOB lhe s.tb
Jcct. Thc slmplo fact was that the f-anto Iloiiiluiro lioni
MBataaMBat wtth thati Baaaalai/. haataa aaBad ta aaa*
niit thclr report, ha invlt.il thaaa tai 'Une wilh him.
j'i,d,iiak Daaflfaaa not aatag attB tho OaaaaBaa-aaaia,
he did not at tho time thiuk of him. nor
of othcr*. who a-? ompanl.d thn cxpeditlon :
hut lf B.icol and Douzlass had BflflB with tho Commi.
aaaaaa they aaald baaa Baaa ina lafei in tho Mvttatfaa
todiniier, Wblab was in'ormal and iariv.it.?, liuv ItiK no
t.fiii'i.ii BialBnaam v. Bata*n r. ihi Piattdflal aayaaaMl Ua
Barpeaa thal Ka aaaM aaaBM Ba aaM ahaal aa haaaatatial
mii't. r, i.ne thattinerely eoncertieil his own he-fl-b-M.
IhaPraaldaal Naaubad that no pabba *******
mttflaauA i'> BiialaaBM baa f/tMhlaataa,mMttmttt
to it al Laaf Braaah. BB aaaaa aaal M ********
ti,,i.i> aaaaal Bheafalfljatirrr-'-T for MM parpaaa.
The Execiitivc Man. km bw. been for some tiinc tm.lcruo
Iiib cxten. lve rapatra, it MMfM aaaM rarts, MaMilaf
thoae ailliaaB d hy the IYc. i.lctit's family. tt na uiit'iiant
ablc condition, the pTBflMm "f thc wnlls an-l celling
havtefl fall' ii Bai the rnof belng Iii a leaky couditii'ti.
Tlic i.iiivtr-atliiii tnri.lnf on tho reuiark of BaaaMf
"imiiier, to thc cIT.-.t Ma lire.-lcy is a better frlcnd to
tl,,'i.la, k man than I'lciduit (irant, the rrcsi.le.it rc
lillnl that ho had never prct.-mle.l to be, as he ha.l re
pcat.-dly .alal, an OttgM** Aboli!i...n.-t, Bal ho fa.m.d
enian, "I'iition as n war mca.u.e. Wlien thii was
n-mii-ii, m tt"'i.-t.t thfl hiiiiot ibeaM ho aaafanad
ta?aha tha fl-fteo-Bpata. aad ta aMea ttmsei w.io imd
ba di ni" ratad b_ the fuii paaaaaBoa of Ma rigiit .,f Baa*
men. lli" .icw., Imwever, on the euhjert of filovery
wero well known, exprc.-cd lnletters to Mr. W.-shbnrn
and nthcrs and (-xt. ti-ivcly puiill-hed, and hence this
waan.at now a inatter ol tUgttk b tho cour.io of the
K.nv.rf.itlon ho _a.il thal wl.ih_JI*"a FlMMaal
should bo in accia.d wll- th.. laaalM Prln
ttgUt of Ma party whl. -h BMa tad him, it waj es
MMiti.il that he abould cnforci tho l.iwg wliich may bo
nim ted, aad ii'iinini. tcr Ma lararaaaiat not iu thoin
t. rest of a pnrtv, but In tln.-vo of tho cntlio country.
win'' iio hifl bad no ?ablBdaatdflMatMaflflaflfl-BMB
H' nator Hiimiicr, he wai pct-'eetly willlnrf to placc hia
acta flflalaM Henator Hutuner'i word.. Iio said
th.it Hiimncr did not _B8*ff himsclf -ii-h a
mti fti' ini to the black nun as he |ir...,--o,l to hc.whcn
he was uot affltag to have a nvii I ikIiU bill staiial ou its
own nients, laeaMMg oniy a majority vote, but ln-istliiK
on a bill of his own as au auitndmeut to tho Ainncsty
lnll, which coiil.l not Be BflaaM without a majority of
two-thirds. C.irpenterV'.rivil BUbtt lnll. howi vcr, wa_
Piiss. ,1 darfaf Ma ahaaaaa uf BaaaaM laMaVi and os
t!ie fact* sliow iuui h to his siirprise.
lha ri aaaaaal alaa a-nni Mai it wiii hc toon hy The fon
greitional Glolrthtt KenatorHiiuincr did n.'t vote Wt ull
on tho Joint resolution rei oniDie.iiilii_r the ratllkatlon of
the Flrteenth Amendraent to tbe Con.titntlon of tbe
1'iiitcd IMflaa Tlila nincndiucrtt, siticfl ratifled, pro
vidoa that tho rlght of attnBBBfl- tho United 8tatei to
Tote shall not bo dcuied or abn l_ed by tlie
Unlted Mates ur hy any Btate on accoutit of raee, color,
or previous condition of arr.itude,aai Oaagl-MMMu
Traatad wtth iba power to eafa_aa this artu-io by acfljaa*
imate iBfllalaflia Mr. Hiitmier, tho I'rc?ldcnt said,
dodged u vote on this Joint resolution.
WJBBJRQTON.
ABBITAI of rnroiPKNT orant?tiii. cah: hf
TIIK Kl-KI-lX PUaOBEBfl tO BE 00B8ID
I lill) AT A Ci-UBBI Ml.l.iiM.?i'lal.ll Nl'lil*
( IV1L |BBY1CB HKICKM.
[BV TBIBBBUTI TO IllK THIRI NF. |
W-tflflBBBiaa. Thuisdiiv, Auir. IB, lSTO.
ri.-l.leiit Orant arrived kere to-da.\, iu aflaatdaBM
with lha pi. dntiou of li.a. Hai.U, ]. lll iday, Mai
whlla thaaa waa aaahaahtta Milalatp ut to ihe time of
Ma niriMi), yet the Cliicf Ml|aiiall Waa hkely to turn
up hara nt filmost any time, nud without any
Mra-al noti'C. IflaaaflBif Mlaaa> wha returned haaa
't'.il:,'., WM Ml ft'-t tt BM ut tl.o White Haaiis.', and
w-B followed elo-ely Bf IMM-Bflh I ' " a r.il < MkWI-11,
who BBBM M Itive an accomit of hl- -tawardshlp and to
iiii.it t,, 1ns t-iuef aaaaathttfl of tbM waa-kafal aaaa
paiga of his in MMhlflaa n-huii ChaawaB tt modest
eiioiii-h tn iiiink ono of thaaaatt -UHrralaaa flaaadaaf
tbe pn IflM (cntury. A Caiilnct meetiiiK wlll he held to
, moi iuw to take MaM action on the Ku-Klux rcpurt uf
Col. Wliltdy, and U eunslier somo rotitlue tm. ii..--,
afdr which the Prealdeut wlll a*Miii ihabfl tho
aust of wTaahMftaa froa his feet. Ono liniaort
ani uiiittei t" bc atiti.-l in CaWael BMettaa t.i
?aorrow is whether tbe Prealdenl and tablnet
?hall acei i't thc iiivit.itn.il af tho (iialtaiioo|_a Board
of Tiade to \i.lt tliat piaic Bnd I/iokmit Monti
taln. Thc Prealdenl haa laforaied ex(,..v. Baad af
(.(..U'l.i, WhO N BOW here,thst Mii- iiiMliili.'II sh,,11 I.e
earefully deMberated npon, aad aa aaa wai iaat M wnt
IngoytSatQTttay. lha ea-OirarBW la aol too laaaalne,
?aaa waa. alao lafona-d tbalthli Inrltation must take it
< haflcea wltb otbera. and tba ln tlie-.- httie toetalatatten
the i'residcnt was averse tolhowlnir favorltlsm. li.iiiin
Porter, who returns wilh tlie I'rcMdeut, uud who a.?? ? -m
pnuled that itl-titif.iiisli.-il .._h ial in his late t.lp tlirounh
New-York BtaM aad lhe Lake (iiainpiuiu reaioa, suys
ih.it ihc .ntiiiif ir.Mi. of tlu- people towaid <_iaut I. e\eu
(treater uow thau at the th _._? ol thc war.
Tho praetlccs witb IMMMM to appointmenta unil.-r
the new Civil Servlc. rulcs contiuuc toexcite paM aaaa
tdahiton thc part, nut unly uf applicauta, but uf thoso
clirki who have held pusltiuns for somo tiinc, aud who
are conscnuently iu tho lin* of promolion. The frros.cst
kind of favorltlsm ls charged upon the cxamiuers, ln
couferring ttrllflcate.a. upiMi souie applicauta whoac ex.
auiiiiutioiia have been of thc most trivlal chara.-tar,
while wlthholdlng them frum otbera who bavo run the
gauntlet of questions without a fallure. Va.auii.-s in
tbe higher clerkshlpa are now thrown open to iroueral
cornpctitlon, and the placei Klven to now men wbo have no
othcr rocouimendatiousttiau Ihat they tn *T,,Tutu\l
examlucrs, or elsi have ttOO* p.-w.-rful klnds uf pu lt u
liifliiencest.a.kof them which lt would uot l* wlse to
o iiKise Huch, th.u far. ii tha groanlhardeaaf aaaa
pTaint made a.ainst tho MorklnRS uf thu l'n sideut s uew
Civil Scrvlco inlea in all quartera.
(nEHKRAL PBKS-. PI-PAT.1I )
Whcn thc Clark letter waa publiihed, assertlnj?, upon
tho allcKed authurlty of Oen. O. O. Huward. that the
Presidcnt bad orderedi tkat a court-martiiiUfe ReaMfl^M
iiiiure the (Iisiiiissu>of thfl , oi.in-d cadet, Tha H.'. retary
_fW_? af aaea tclcKraphed to Ucn. Howard iu the ful
lowtiiK t^rrns: Bfli UMBBB Bflfl >? "fi
SiEisft^eferj*!?
CTjij Hi-Til ??_ "ii, " i tBjaaaaa, B-..-aawaar-.-g /"?**?
_7-._t K. aaS-l ? -omrl nirtnl foi lh. trl-1 of etdrtnt ? BMB BMMM
8 t.l I'uliil. I -_.. rr^l.f-l iw. ot ikr^ MUrr. !-*??---? frtJ, "bo
____M?a_-l_. 3B i. ttt, ...jr~o..bi. u.r.. MMtM 1mm
mtmUm ???...?? Ba, ??! -_w. m lh? in*'???? tom *f. mfV_J*_;!
urr I u-t lh?t ro. wlll M mi.e *p tb- CaMl M ?* cbbm IU tmmtk ?
?*- -a. aai aaaai ^"w.1'__^ 8*---u-t tt w*.
Anotbcr teltgrtttx waa aaut for ward, Aiif. 8, calllng for
an tmroe.llal* anawer to the above. Uen. ""Jfr'd
ltun)ps tbe staten.-nt aa false In the followlng r-spouae.
TV Hon W. W. BiutsiP. HetrtUtry of * or, H atkiyton. li I .
Vuur Ufl.irin* -f Aif I .ui 3 *t* ttn non?nl rwt tttt. Ut I Urk
I. ratruiolf n.liuk.1. for I s.??r kti i-_h ? rotttntiloa witt tbo Boe
rourt tl WM, ludC-Bl. _?l-?? nn). io-ili-e ? r-port
' O. O llaii.it>. Brt?.._?? , l. I. Army.
TELEGKAI'IIIC 50TE8.
The London Slaodard BflfB that the Paria cor
tm'Tti,,,l ol th? H.miB Ilorrnn-wl lu iiilmit-l to M. Tbltt* i.i
?5SSTMW5a|.tl kmU*i. Woagk uu .11..,.! t. mk.
?<,i_i" m-iuiD t" ttmm
. TheDentaironvenfion. ln acsirlon lt lliaiton,
.hMMtoa-wwhaeBM. ?:'rI*.,'.,,'^l, Va^a______l
H...u._, \ irr Prf.i'.f*., I'r '" "'"? ?' ?'_*"? '?i.-'- T ' "?"'"I"-*
h?-,.t.,. l.r (or_.il.ii'. H-.lU.l of Bpriuflrkl. [^"_*^?_l**
i.i.f. Of m b i-.?M ?' ?'i.K-??i if-BS'i fla Jafla aaaa mmm
l v.i.' iii mu ?t?i-Bfl oui t* kgi ** ttkktta.
HORACE GREELEY IN MAINE.
HIS VIBCH AT 1'Ol.TI.ANI).
WHAT "HAROAINS" HK IIAH MADE?NOT AN
OHKK nOUMDj NOT A KBtl AI-KID.
[Mr. Grocley's purpoac.on histrip Kaatward, wan
t.. i.ifli.l l.ui.li.-il; i. fj, ii pottiblr; tnd Tns Tkiiii'-b hli, 0|i to tiiii
tlitf, iUifll.lj Mogbt tc furthrr bii wi-b-r., i ?l to ???. I BBBI -
to ioi..r thr nrw* in hli fmor, bj rrrrainir-^ fram dr*rn[itioni of bia
rrfl-rplloiu., or irr irroitl whitri, r of hii nwnrrrornU inii i?>iufl/t, MI?
linl im|irti.,llr fuiui.linl I,/ Ui?- uon ptrtino Aiw.-cnU- IVm. On
Wi-btMbr ?'?M. .kowrr. r, tiiii boii pirtiiln iK'Uffl hilrd _? <u?
plrtrlr. Mr. Ortrltj bul ihit tfUrmooD ttmVtaA, for Ihe tnt time In
li? eaniptiirn, a pnpunl iprrrb, car-rfull*' unltrn oot iml rrxil trom
U* mtnimcnpl. Bi th The llerald toil Tke Han, iliHTtitl'.ii, llt \mto
r.xtro 9tm_aaaaalB to b? hk??ii/ u?n*n.ttwi. tmt MaHafl B in
antifll-r iri...ii f-.r pnliliritien la thrir liiuranf li.t iti-il ?ur_i..|r. Tbt
A.?'-' -:?-.! I"..-.-. .IriivrrrJ lt iftci J, Iltr.ilj'. pip. rt bad RdB* lo prr*.
Wr pirsra". il Lrrmitb.)
IjAhii:*a and Ci'.ntikmfn: It ifl cortainly true thut
throughoutthe eourae ofmy life, an far ua I have been
connt'ftctl witii public aflaira, I have 8tnigKl<_l, with
?such cnpacity aa God han givcn me, for, lirst, impar
tial and univcraal liberty ; Ki-cond, for tho unity and
grratncM of our common couutry; third, ar.d by no
incans letu-t, when the former end wan attained, for
early and hearty rerouciliation and pafltfl among our
(?(iiintryinen. l-'or theae jrreat enda I havo strug
glcd, au.l I hflflfl tho isBiio of tho thlrd ia not doubt
ful.
I tuoronghly comprchrnd that no por-onal BBB
sid.riition BH drawu togcth. r this vust a.*u_->nib]y.
Otlu r, highcr, aud giaiid.-r i iiii'i.lci.iti.uis bflffl col
1. i. il you ariiiiiul mo to-<lay. [Clieers.] Mr. (,'liair
iiiaii, it i-ja jiart of tim utivviiUeii law of our
eountry tliat a cat.diihito for I'lt-aideiit mriy not
iti.ikc bjh eiihafl iu viiidicatiou and couutu-nrlation of
the principlcfl wheretipou ho is Hiipport<<1, nor tho
BBBBBJ which his eleetion ia intcnded to
ptoniflflte, thongh a candidatfl'' for Vicc-I'rcHi
dent ia under no uk li inhibition. I not
iin-ii-ly n< (|iii(.-co in tlio'rc.-tiictioii, I NB>
fflaltt,fltfl tUnt Ut pi'opiiety. Thn tiMiiptatiuii to
ini.-ii-pnit and iiii.-ir. pri i-fli-nt a ctindidato for tho
highfli |."i-i ia ho great, tho incana of circulatmg
aucli perveisiotiH aiiii.iiK people who will never aee a
word of tlu-ir refutation aio bo vaat, that u camli
d.'ito has no moral right to Hubjeet his friends to tho
penlflS U uuu t brave, if not invite, by tnking a part
in the caiivasfl. (Chccrs.l Yet there is ti trutb to bo
utti nil m l.chalf of those who havo placed me bc
fi.ifl' tlio American pcoplo in myproscnt attiunh-,
whieh Iflfll ttflfli Buch honor that I elaini thfl pri.i
b g<- of Matimr it hflM and now.
ttt IIIHC1..1 l-I.OMl.-Kl) TO A.NY OM*.
Tliis is that trutb: No peraon has ever mado
tln- Lu t tliut ho prop..M ?l to .npport, or actti
tually did Mipport my nomiiiati.ui, ahflthB at Cin
iinii.iti, at H.iltiiiioii-, or in tho.iclioii which resultxl
in aending dclcgutca to i-ither (.'onveiitioiia, tlie ba-is
of a elaini to olliee ut my BBBfl. No one wbo favored
my nomination before cither On \t-ntion, or at
citlur Coiivfl ntion, has sought oilico at my hflBdfl
eitlier te himself BB nny OBM Illflfl; uor hflfl any ono
auggestedto ttt that I might atrciigth. n 1113'.-. lf a.i ?
caiuliiliito by promiaing to appoint any ono
to any important ofiico whatever. [i.oml cln?<BB.]
In a very few iustanccs?leaa than .1 dozen, I aui suro
?certain of tflfl BM-lB fry of politiciar.s have, siuce
my iloublo nomination, hinted to mo by letter that I
inight iucreaac my chance of eleetion by pmniiKiug
a pobt-oflicc or Homo other place to my volunteer cor
reijpoii.lciitH nspectively. I havo not usually re
sponded to thflflfl overtuies, but I now givc a pafltfll
iiutice that, should I bo flflfltfld, I will considcr tmt
eliiiuia of theso untimely BflB-fflflta after thoso
of tho moro modc-t and rcticeut shall havo
beeu fully batihtied. [Loud cheers.J
In two or threo iustancea I have Baflfl ;. - la
(tay whether I would or would not, if alactad, ? *?
fino my appoiutments to Bapuhliflaoa. I answer
theso by poiut ing to that pluuk of tho Ciiniiiuafi
platfonn vhflfllm all who BflflMax in tlio principlca
thi-i. in flfli foitli aie cordially inviteil to participate
in their establishmeut and viniliciiti-'ii. I neveryet
heard of a man who iuvited his BeiflB-HIW to h?l|)
hha raiso a hoiifiC, and proceedt d to kiek them out
fll it bo Roon aa the roof was faiily over his hflflfl.
For my own part, I recornizo every honest man who
approves and Bflfl-M. to the Cinciiinati platfonn flfl
my ixilitical brother. and aa such fully eiititlnl to
my coiitiil'iitf and fiieiidly regard. [ChBflta.]
.vt) l-LKDijii TO BBl BOVBI i-WK 111- BBOOBD BB
AMNIMY.
One other point demimds a Wfl.rd. 'llmse :tilvei-o
to mo aid. what pladflafl I bBTfl.fl-rea lo '
liiDly hflBflOfl lfl tbe I'nion to BBBBN their favor and
mpl'.it. I.'in.-w.r: No man or aoflBfln la all tha
________ ever ui-k.'fll of nn*. eith-r diiutl.v OT tliroiiRh
anotber, any fliBflfl pledgc tbau in giveu in all my
acts and Wttit ttWB Ihfl liour of I.ei-'a ttltmitt
dowii to tlus iiiuiiieiit. So 'iMHitli.-rn man
has ever hinted to me an flipfl lititioii, bafa,
or wish that tho Bflhfll i**\ wlulher Confcilerato
or State, nhould la) a?ntiiii??l or paid by the I'nion;
and 110 Southern man who eould bfl fllflB-tad to a
Legialaturo or mado colond of a militiii legiment
ever flflflB-ted the penaioning of Kebel BOldienOt
PWJoi tbem, even M a NBBOtfl po-atliility. All who
nfliiiiinat. .1 flflfl wen- perfe. tl.v aware that 1 h.id ii|.h.-l.l
and juritiln fll IVflleral BflfltB-B-hlin to atippre-- tbfl Ka
Klux cnSiiiiii'V and outiage. ; thongh I UE IflBf
ago Umm '!,?- air. ntioii. ly ua I nowd... thut eoinpl.te
amiicty aml paB-BB oblivioii of Iba bloody, l.att
f ..1 pi..-t a aald do ttm? f"i tbfl aajffl-aaaai ami m tei
i-xtii.cti.'ii of etich oiitrag. 8 than atl the f..rco bills
aud buapetisioiiaof BBflflfll flMfflfl ever devised by
man. Wmiig and ttmtA miist bo ettp
preaaed and piii.i-b.d, but far wiaer and no
1,1, t. is tho bgi-l.it!..n. the policy, by which
thev are pn-vcuted. [Loufll chefl-ring.]
From thoae who IflffOtt mo in the South
I bave heard but ouo demand ? Juatice; ono
d.ain?Keconclliation. They wish to la- h.artily
reiinite.l aud at pfl'ac. with tho North, ou
any t?Tii_s which do not involve a BBlMfl.
of their manlKaul. THey aak that th.-y shall bo
regarded and tr.-at.-l by tho Fed.ral authonties as
citizeiifl. not eulpritB, bo long aa they obey aud np
hold every law cotiBiatent with equity and right.
They deairo a mlo which, aliko for white and
black. aball eacourage induatry and thrift, and
(li.-cnurago rapacity and villainy. They cheriah a
joyful hope, io which I fully concur, that be?
tween the 5th of NovenilKT a'ld the 4th of March
next quite a uuniber of the (Joveruorsand other dig
nitariea who, iu the abuacd nsme? of Kepublicaniam
and loyalty, bave for yeara be?ii piling d.-bta aud
taxea upon their war-wanted States will follow the
Vhflaaaaaja eiample of Bulloek of Georgia, aud soek
the ahadea of pnvato life. The darker aud denser
those sliadH the better for themaelvea and for man
kind. And tbe hope that my eleetion may haaton
this urnch deaired bepra of the thieviug carpet
baggera, haa reconciled to the neceeaity of aupiKirt
ingfbe many who would otherwiae have heaitated
aud prolnibly refnaed. [Loud eUtUmwn
THB NATIONA1. VERDICT FOR RE.'OKM.
fellow Citizens; Th* d?p<m?*l and partially ex
UedTaminany Kinghaeatolen alK)ut$HO,(Xin,Ooij froui
the City of New-York. That waa a moat gigantio
robbery, and huxled its contriven and abettora from
power and ?plendor to impotency and tnfamy; but
tha thiering carpet-baggera have atolen at*leant
thrice this auiount?atoleu H from the already
impoverished aud ne?tly, and they atill Ilaunt
their pro-aperons villainy in the high plaeea of
tha land, aud are ad<ln>aaed aa ILuKtaM.- and Kx
?_>ncy. I think 1 hear a voice from the bflflflfll
people of all the Matflfl <le. luring tbat tbia mm_mUj
aball be gauiltil and inaoleat no longer, at furttu-at,
than to the 4th of Man h next. Uy thfll time BBBB
eriniinala will bave heard a flflflh-BBl venliet pro
nouiKed that will flflfljflfl -BBB to fold tluii lenta ltko
the Araiia aud aile.illy ad nl away, aud thut I truat
will k thv tud ot tb .11 ifltv-fl-i'"B Bl Uiv -tf. ei xb_
aaed aaaMaCaareeaaarji and <i"' w.ii-iieingcf bM
peo['lc. [I.i.ud nnd IflBg c.intiiiiic.1 che.ii.iK-) ?
AN KNTIUHIASTIC I'OIM H__J UKCKITION.
Kl I'I ("I' OP TIIK .'Ol'. IAN'1) __*BBCH**?A VISIT TO
AlUl.TA?BBIOBTBBIBO UBBBAL I'lto.-liiCTs.
| IIV IBUMBil-l TO TIIK THIill NK.I
Phrti.and, Auff. 15.?Tho roiTption of Mr.
drea iiv in . I.i.ne Bflfl i? BB t,:"''fi,r "' tM mM Rratify
in. kind. IflM alfbli it w.if Ma Baaa-aaaaa aaafllaalaa
of BB Maada that Mt a-pc.ch at the I'lty Hall resultcd In
li.-i i.i. ,i aaad tu the cuusc. His aaaertlaa that no man
ha.l ever aBJBB-Md the pwymWtA M the. ii.-l,, I laM afl
peiisiouinK Hehcl soldlors was a . Iininl rcfutntion of the
sl.nidi rs poisteiitly told ln the Maino canvas
aud une old Ka puhllcan of York County went
home to ito to work for tho I.i ta. ral
ticket, and proinises twenty moro re. rutts In a BMM
town Whfch Uie Crant pap. r. huvc hoa-ted held not one
(ireeley Itepubliean. Th)? mornlnx tho Journey to Att
B-BflMwaa BBBtfead bymuch enthiiMi.-sm.crowdsbeini*
gathar. fl M flaiifaat. Brunswlck, Kiclimoml, anal
Oardiai r. Mr. (in-cley flfflbfl only once, and that was
at Brunswlck. On arriviiiK at ASgB-M Ht noon hc pro
tc( ded to the re-ider.ee of OaL EflMBi wh'-rc, ln comp iny
with a laaaa MaaM. inclinllnir Mr- ?J-DMaa of New
York and the Hon. Ix-onard Swettof |I!llnoi., he paitook
of a lnnch.
An MuBflBM Baaaaataa kal aaeaaahtad, m. lu.iin* eor
talnly not less thnn 8.0C0 people. Ihfl UhaaflJ I'l-t.I't
t'otivi ntion wns lu sesslon, and aft. r tho nominatlon of
I'ol. Lutitf as Ilie (Oinpetltor af BfaafeH Blatn.', mcctlngs
wero MgBBlanB ln doors and i.ut, and spceches wero
m,ula- hy Mr. Hwett aml Major Hagiterty. This evenlng
Mr. Wllllaiiis nnd othors are speaklnir. The out-door
BMattaawaa tmtf l-rge, and haadieM could not get
within ttmm ot the speaker's voiee. Tlils raeetlng waa
presided over by Dr. John Benson of New-York, n
prominent Itepubliean at this point. Mr. Oreeley ap
pflamd on tho platform, and howed his acknowledg
ments to the miiltltude, refralnlng for the time from
ipa-llll Mr.CSwctt made a flno and convinchig ad
IfflMa Tho whole day has been a brij;ht ono
fer tho Uberal innvcment, and its lnfluenoe will M
felt in thc impend-tiR crl.l.. Mr. (ir.elay return. here
tflalghl ua a lato train, and in the niornlnfr rroceeds ta)
i'.ve li. a. li. He WM he expects eritl.-lsm of his speech
li. re, Lut wnen he le;inied Imw 0BagBflfl8BBM Blalne,
Fryc, aad fllhflH WflN mi. rcprescntiiiK him and iis-uU
Iiik Ma intclll).'. me of th.- people, ho felt that lt was
otilyjust that he should ?Ivc utteranee to the truth. All
tliat B wanted lu Matne ls moro Liberal Repuhllean
. pe.tk. is, and If cnotiKh fop-iMe aud jmln ious men could
i,t adiled to tlie forcc, the tldc could he mado to carry tho
Iiii ial lh -publican cause surely on to succom.
tiii: visit to akhsta?two rrrUCBBf
IBBBBBfli BBBM BMBAT0BL1
AllOU-TA. ABff. lo.?Mr. (ireeley 1( ft Tort
laml at I o'i-lock tlils tnornlnj., on a special train mu lhe
Maine ( ctitral Haliioad, for AuRiista, accoiiipani.-d Ly
Iln- Baa. "'. P. Kluiball, A. K. Phurtletr, B-Bflflb Kui|?ht,
Wiu. (.. Twonibly, C. H. Ha.kiU, i.'h.ir.ee II. I hase, an.l
otlicrs. At tbfl . toppinic-pliicia Blaag tho route MaM
rruwil.-i eollected, all ati'un-liu_ to pot a gli.npso of the
l'i.-nl. utlal caudidato- At l-'rcoport Mr. (ireel.-y camo
upon the platform uf the tar and shook hands with the
people. On his arrival at lirun-wi, k Mr. Oreeley was
K-ected with deafenlng chcors and mu-tc, and, in rc.
Bffaaaa to the calls uf thc people, was Introdiictd by tho
II,m. Wm. It. Field, and sald:
Ladiks a.m> OUTUDOMI I should he Mtt lf T had
tltne to vi-t llil- town, with lN cinin.lif-cinin.li'V of
learnlaa and tho naawaad aal__ar wha aa worthlly dl*
re, t- its atarghtfl an.l guard. ttl hunor. I tkt I WBB I
had time tu make a la.ni/. r visit, fur thouifh I aui na.t l
.tram-'er to your town, 1 doubtlcss aai M .nany >af ymtt
people. i came uiuoiiK you once bafora, whaa tha eoaa>
paiiy ahlah tarreaad-d mo was fawat tbau lt is now
Iiut I a.n iinchauKcd ln mind and purpo- ., s..ft.,ncal
weahal. i trust, i.y a life piotraeted bikI __*_aaed by
the work giveu me, nut . tili eaaentlally the tomt man
tliat I ?as th.ii. BotwlthBta-dlngthecarlcatareawilh
which you have l,e,n |aliunilantly iimudatcd, you Uud
tiiat I .-tili praaerra .ouicthinit of the bumanfocm. i
tliiink y,,u for this kind wt-kome, and will no MlfM tax
your aitculiou.
At Oardlner Mr. Oreeley was met hy a committee ef
reocptiou from Augusta, coiislstinir of Col. Thoinas
B. Iflaa ttmm Ric-'. and otbers. At Kichmoud and Ual
low,ll Mr. Oreeley'a appcarance brought forth enthuel
astlc cheers from the erowd, and ho went upon the plat?
form of tbe -tatlon and sbook all cordiailly hy the hand.
Tlic party arrived at Au-xtsta at 11:43 a. m. An immense
(fwil had assembled, there belng at MM 4,000 ln the
,1.1'-at und streets. Near by carriages were awaiting tho
party. and, amld tho cheera of tbe m.tltitude and tlrln/
of Hiilutes, the prooesslon, precedod by two baml- of
i?n-i,, anal a cavaleade of 110 hc -seuien, went to thai
haaaa of Col. Thomal 9. Laug. with whom Mr. Oree?
ley dincd. After dltilng bo proceeded to tho balcoDy of
tlie CBahaM Houec, WlMb bad Ixen decorated
with ll.ii,'! and arranged for puhlic t*fM-1aff
_Ir. Oreeley spokc as followi:
I.U'ics am. OBBTLBBBB! I BM tlie ;:ie-t of the an?
tl,,.illl.-. ol thc citv. Tiiat raaaon aloae aroold hav pta
vent.il me from maklnfl a pniitical sjieech; but, more
o-er, I had no intentionof uiaklng such aspeo.-h arhen
I ,- nu,- hi re. 1 am aj.'iirn.'ili.-t, aud that oct upation baa
caiiia .I aii that i bave ipaat, aad Um little l hara kept.
I expect to llve by tbat profeaalon as hmg us I kaya
a Iiviiik to 'carn. I thank y.ni -ini'i-U"
f,,r tl?' eoralial and the intiniUcent aupimrt
wl,i,li iho people ..f this-tato huvc dvaa ""'? 1 kare
ofton ,? un- eooraa af jraan, kad oplnloni -^ tn. n
mu bave dlffered from your-. It would kara baan
v.-rv unwlM for bm to aaaaaaa ihat .luriug thi. __ne ai?i
nuihl theae dlftereneaa i Md alwan heea rlaht, aaa ?.?>
inuiiy g?o(l in-ii, so man. 1'i.ivo men wbo dlffered
tttm BM had alwaya bceu wrong. I do uot
inppoae i-a>. 1 know tkal I have MHBetlmei baaa wrou*:;
Imi iu thn perii.d. wlnlc I luivc H'en i'.,.t;.-a liaa anal
fall, at aatae time siink in adversiiy, aud aguin Boarlahlna
ln pros.p.-iitv, i iiiin- workad wita party and hara aaaa
ou iv, I.ut I have ncvcr been the llavfl of part**.
winu i fouud thal parttea would not aoeon
pllah what ln my eonvlctlous was right, I
Bara IM party go, aud havo clung to my
, om a tioiis. Wbatever may be tha result ,,f the preaent
, .ii s iaa, Uie inovi'iiu-iit 1,,'gun at t'iminuati haa air.-aaly
Hd'umpll-h.'.l miicli; It has done iiiinh lo reflMTI tbe
bat. a- .uol pr.ju.li.es whioh have oiitlivcl thclr |u. tlllc
in'ii and 11 kaa bronabl oar people to tbat point wbara
ih<-y no lODger iriuwph lu the power oi destruyiugeaci
uthci'.
Mr. Oreeley left An.n-ta for Portand at 6 p. m.. ar
rltrlafl at the lait.T piace at I p. BB. To-moiTa)W iimrumg
at-:in oYlo, k, ho lcavei Bortlaud for I'ortsmo.ith, and
tli. in | ln the afternoon f..r Hye BiaM.
THE LOUieVILLE PEACE JUBH-OJ
L,,iT>vn.Li:, Aug. 13.?Tho Committee of In*
vitalioti a,f the Natlonai l'eace Jubliee will, to-uiurruw,
puliiiih the followmg:
T" ai i L'lTRHi rt Pttcn ,M ths WnnLD: K-nloi-kr'win-l- mirot
ili.llr in.,t<? tbe loT.n. ..f yr..-r tn.l fr.. ftmotaamm t_MO?l,out tbe
l oki-, i_n-r.l_M of ,y*.t ilnfrr-iic-t, who uow uuiur in t _??!._ W y?r
Df-tr?i_ tiie K-Jsral I'moB and ruoi wili usuiuj the
ne..|.l* to ??thfi tot.t--r oo the 11th in. Ilth of S-pterober neit,
?< tiie Cltj of LooJiTill*, lo tbe 5?tioo?l Tmt* K-ubioo, Io eo
upereU lu io tfairt to aulte dti-ro? of erttr ttt* la ?_<?_
boo'le of alefotioa tnd fel owihip u wlll rutore eerl
Mtab-ih U-tiafl ciuldeuce la ooeellib jietrliitinn ia erer* p?rt of our
r,,n ii.'ii. fnaut*. K-oinf I. ?ili ?'h jaetnot throuiboot the Ito. lo
i-.-iu'r Iiut- br irt preMoce toweni miking the oc.-_l.ro nvi_..r?i.;e la
the ?on?!i of oui beloied C--01-7 M t r>nt_coit of peece ?nd iilr-rty,
Tbe invltatlon la sLj-ned by tbe most dlstlnRUlsbed men
ln the State, lncludlna; Gov. P. H. Lealie, tho Uon. Oarrett
DaaM tbe ilon. H. I>. McHenry. the Hon. J. B. Beck,
the Hon. John M. Rlce, tho Uon. J. D. Wln-tandley.
the Hon. M. <'. Kerr, the Hon. H. T. Pope, the Hon. H.
O Ptlles, the Hon. II. W. Bruee, tbe Hon. P. D. Mulr, tho
Hon Bd. Croaalau-, tho Hon. Joa. H. Lewls, tbo
Hou! Ueo. M. Adarus, tbe Hou. C. M. Clay. tbe Hon.
H V. etaudUera, tho Hon. ?. Mallory, the
Hon. W. F. Bullock, the Hon. T. E. Bram
lette Col. J. P- Johnson, Oen. Baall Duke, H.-ury Wa4>
ter-on Col. Jaiues A. Dawson, Qcu. Wllllain Preston,
Dr, 1). W. Yandell, tbe Uon. T. 0. Mil'reery, and ihe
Uuu. W. B. Uoke.
U
A CALIFOBNIA AFFRAY.
San Fbancisco, Aug. 1...?Capt. I_eroy of tbe
Colorado Uteam Navi*-itlon Company waa ahol dead by
o Chlnaman at Fort Yuma. The Cblnaman U a botel
keeper, and Leroy refnaed to pay for liquor wbicb be
bad ordered. A qnarTel emued and I_eroy llred on tho
Chlnaman. mlssln? blm. Tbe Chlnaman then fired,
breakin-; Leroy'e rlght arm, whereupon the latter
Kraaped bis platol ln the left band and flred two more
?hote before he wai killed.
mn
i lUMEr. AND C__?UALTCI?-BY TELEfiRAPn.
.... John Hatch. a married man, kgt 32, coniinitUnl
?uin-e ?t Ctpr Klne-elk, WedmeerUf.
....Cflfi Juhn Cochramv of the brig Harriet
An-!u Juntnd ov_.bo_rd -??? U. ??d Vu drowued.
.. ..Tbomaa Puneh of Boeton, kgt _3. waa inBtantly
killeal el tUlein oo #a_M_Mf b. Juupnm frun ? norto? Intm.
1) (' W. Norcom. a native of North Carolina
?Dft ii Cali-_rnie pl-ueer, tonimtled iuletJe ?? Sluckloo, C__, We-aee
ity.
In tlie Suporior Ctiinituil Oaart at Boaton,
i_r_-rd_7. Willi.* Jooee.w.i eeoieared M B ;.ar. li.rl n-oi u. ttie
M.I. IT i.?>.
....A MMMBM MB Slattery, N. S., statoa that ti.e
?'.in Corlfli. of Wial-or, N. Ba, ?-.t ??I'"'- ?? ????? *?'??** -*B| 1?, ??d
I.e. ,_ t d?ojrroa. p._ii__o. Tbe erew MM m?-d. Tlie c-rju I* Inub.
ttkeu oal iu ?o-ii .uirr.
Isiiac Meeaa late poatmasterat Oinlen, Utah,
kt.brta ?.rr.tf. on . rl-rKf ot rtr.lu.)( ai'?,?"". IB a potltt* ???"->
.1 ttn Kr._r,_f., Ui (bw -_-t N.U-e.l B.al ?' *?U L-l" OUg. u* "?*
Ive-nl a. >a e.Uull ?' ?--.*' kaii.
OHOBPKNJflNO.
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(JI.'ANT ANI) THI F'OST-OITICi: liKI'ART
MKNT.
DKTAII.H rBON ITS IN'( KITIOV T(. II- I'VU, (lf
OM <)l IIIK (HUUTBfll IWIMDUI !*? A'l
1 IMITKI).
To the Editor of The Tribune.
Snt : Iknowthat you bave b.?? n greatly pleawl
in tim.-s pflB witb tbe aetion of Mr. J. A. J. (,'rc-f
woll, I'o-I ii..-i--ti-r_< icriiTiil, iii euilcavoriiiK to pflflflflfl
a n-peal of tiio I'raiiking l'rivilege. I know tbal
you have Bflflfll ci'tially outraged at the defeat of all
liis elliirt-. by IhB BBB BflBflflfltifll King which con
trolled tlio Pblladelphia Onvention, renoininate<l
(ieti. (Jrant, ond (IkI.kiiI Uflfltfifl favor ct tli?" r
peal of the Franking l'rivilege. 1 know ulno tliaf,
dflabflflB li coitscinience of your *wmm*mmmtB U
bis favor, aided by bis aetion on this aubjeet, you
havo at various HflflB spokcn wannly of Mr. Cn ?
well'B condnct on one or two minor poinfa; but I
do not recall anvthitig in Thk Tiiiiii MBtmmW viixli
catingor even fully tlucidating tln- gieal I'horpi'ii
ning case.
l'ully aaatir.d that no fi .eii.labip for anv
individiiiil, in or out of Gen. Giant'a CflM*
net, will prevent you fiom givirtg a eandul
luaring to the trutb, I beg your aftention, aml
that of ymir readera, to the following atraighf
forward and indi.-putable recital <>f tho notorioui
facts conn-ect.-d with this eaae. I am t;i<. more anx
ious that it abould BflfliVfl wido aft.-ntioti, aince flflfl]
of the promises currently Mflfl BBBflfl-fltl ly aft> r
rinludelphia waa that the Preaident would lighteu
tho ship for the eainpaign vnyage by throvvingovei
board the Cabinet mini.-ters aba bad BflflBfl ?*<? BBBfl
f.iiiiiileritig it. Tlio crew heard tbo aniioiiiieemet.a
with tho greate-t pb-aatire, and BflflflfBBi it witii
candid faith. To this honr there hns b?in no
sign of keeping tho pledge, and it ia MB
cb-ar that Pre-idetit (irant intends _t tttwi tt
fall with tbo imn who suiround bJB With
Mr. BabflflOBt who paid tho Iflfltt (liim allbflflflflB
thority of law; with Mr. 1'isli, wlu. tr.ukl.d t<i
Spain, abandiiiied mir citi/eiis iu Cuba, and blui.
dfltad hia way through the AlflBflflBB flflflflttflfliB-l tfl
a rate never attBflflflfld iu Ibfl abflflfl history i-t
blunderlng diplomaey in all the nationa of tba
world; with Mr. iioutwell, who aliMiidly elanna b__
creaaed ceonomy when tbe tigim-a aliovv im-u-.-i ul
extravagance ; with Mr. D.laim, abflflfl ? Bfl-ff-fl '???
tions with -South'tii raihoads ar(* iioturinu-. aud Ibfl
Imii- of whoso time Ifl given t<> them rath. i tbau t >
Govcrnmeut Im-iin ? ; an.l, linally. w ith Mi .1. A. J.
Cn .-well, with whom thia ChflflflflaBfcflfl lia.nl Wia
attempDfll.
In ltsil, Mr. Qflflflffl ('liorpenning flatOfld into B
roiiliact with tlu- l'..-1-Oiiieo Deffl-tflBflflH to flflffff
thfl mails from Salt I.;ike City to San lY.li... C.ilifor
nia, for whieh U WM t" lfl* \*t ..ll.'-xi g* BUflflflfl*
In IBte, Mr. Cboii). nn iu uri-ceivcl a x-eot.d i i.uii.u I
withau iflflMflflfld eoMtgtmttmmtti pltABtgm ai.
ntim, and aa all mail contract-ar<- iinuli- for four
years, Mr. C'liorpeiining would bave BBflfli entitlid
upon the full pflflteflBBflfl af both BflflllfltB tfl thfl
aum of $100.<XKi, aa stipulated entiip.-i.saii.iii. I'
p.nrs froui the r.-cords of thePost-fl Uli< '? 1 lepartoifl .
that upon tln*- ailllflaflppltofltioa fll Mr. Ohflflpaa*
nin-.', and for his own beitelit. BBB flbaflflaffl Ibfl
ori-inal routc waa made by wbicb he waa enaldid ln
aviul himself ofa flflfld flBON pflBflBBfl. U WitiD r. Iu
Wtt, Mr. Clioipfl-iiiiitig r.-flciveii ? new flaaflnd
which waa aubsequ.-uily aiiuulh-d by PflaBflflBtaa
General Holt for the rea.soii? Bfl dflalfllfld ifl hifl Bfl B
baiuhvritiiig?that Ilr. ClflBfflflfldafl "bB i)"t **t*
f,.riiu'ii, or eaaaad to ba amiaiBflad, Iba larriefl la
compliance with tha term- flfld Ifl-ffl-Iflaflflfllfl B t I
Kii-1 contract. but bas PBBaaflafl-f -B-M B da en.'
In VEB, Mr. Chor." fl-flJflfl UA tunieil Bf 1"iflflfl
tho Post-Ortice IVpaitmeiit B ? <laiiuuii
for increased MBflponafltifllfl flrflf flfld I
tho atipulati-d pi'i<<* ia his contract, and waa .
allowed tbe stini of .:?."???<? ard some odd iloli.i xj*T:
th. u set up a < laiin t.i bfl paid t'u im 1.aaad dh m ? ?
up the coaat. Aflatfld by tbfl ehaagfl "f toWU wtwAa afl
hir laajflflB and for his bffl flfli, Bfld aN?. an flflbl ?
ti.illiil allowanre of *tj__t_g I'<) illitiulii tu.iiilb. I-t,
ofJuly, IML The flflflfl wta, tlurei.'ie .napaajad,
andnew elaim detii-d. Bflbaaajflafltlji haflrarBT, Mr.
CboCpflBB-Bgdld reci-ivi- an allowonee of :- '? ? 0 thfl
la-t siim bflb-f f'T itier... (1 V(i''i "1 BUll
lilthougii tha toiitra.t ^aciflllj pcorM dl iti ti.
?flflfl VV.'I'e tolM'CiU.I'-'l w.(ln.ut !.(..?.-Ito fls.-iubt.
Ifr. Chorpenning hav ing aBBflflflfld BflBfflll, ik xt :t| -
pflflledteCoofjiflflBflfl-Aflaaaaad d U natttaai.
ltitmn pa?ed, iii-.'l. r wbieh bfl h. .i-.n! -
more, aml thtt Ihfl flfllebtflfled flflflfl 11 i d B
be cl"-eil Eotfl I > r.
N'flit 1-0, hfl.wevel-. fn. ||r. Cll(
up with an..t'...-r eUln ei %t
Uen e-iliuined by* 1' --I ma.-l ??:'-(?? - IB BflflWfl
tliat ollicfl-r deeidi-.s tliat lns loiin. : ...
li.ial. aml that tlie caae was .( -
Mr. t'hi.ria-iinniK n>-_-1 pWBflnlad thi- flflfll rkfaa
t.i l'i-tnia-'i r-(ieiier:tl ll'.l', who flflfflBfld ta *
tiiiii ir. It is next pfliaBfllfld t"> Mi. I'imr. ui,..,
aft.-r esamiiiiiti.'ii, Bflflb-B tl.e ii.ti.ti nl PoflflflMM?
t.-r-iJ.-ii. iai Bmna laal Chatfi.Iflfl aettaa
p.ars before ib.'Cont "f flliim*". vfll- " '" ?'
9______0. Tha Gniii-t of <'itiuii aflflia raafflraafl Iba
action of Mr. Hrown M Iflfll, aml tbfl < flfli ifl < '
Ilr. ChflBp-flfl-B-Bg flaxl aaf-alad Ut t>" Caai
(/lii'.mittee oa ciitiui-. Bad, aBaHlhBflfl-Hflfl Iba
BrflBBIB ')'' I"l ext.-l.-ive l..bl.y, ?,l* ;il.:;lll flflflflK"
ccaaful tbt BBBBflatflflhad f.>r bfliflfl Btttl i-fMah
Mr. CboriH-iininu's flflfll flttflflBpfl] Wflfl ???? PaBBBB-B
ter-General Bandall. Gov. Kandall exuiiniied ti.
caae, ayd deelared it linally Bfltlad tf tttttttttttn
(ieiieral Ikown. rre-ideiit JohBBBB '-??.- BflB :.|'
p. aled to, and. baving re'i'K-ted Mi BflfldflDtail
Bflflfl tho case, Kr. K.u.dall d.-clini'il t.> <'o B It
baving baafl well known tbat tlu- aition ?>I Mi
Kandall was hflflfld upou tbfl B0Of1 Bflfldfl m ?'?**>
caee by his aecouit aaaiatant, Mr. (i<??.. ft. MaJ-flBaa,
the next movement of the Chorpenuiiifl ifaffaJBfl
againat Mr. MeLellan ; flflfl.flfl HdflaBBBB ??? flflflaal
tirat appeared aaan active co-work. r wiih tln* ftt
moters of this job. Hm PfllflBMBBI bflABfltt Mr. fflbfl
aon aud tbo Goneral-in-Ghiof w.-ie BkflB Mttdl]
and cordial. G.n. Grant ha.l _*A r.-turned from an
extended 8outhern totir, undertakfl-n at the BflflflB
of Presideut MBBBj ???! b'**1 lUdiU' a BfBl U
which no menjion waa BBBfl of Ku-Ivtux. but. 011
the contrary, the -South.-rn pflflfl* vv. re n BttBBBd
sufflciently loyal to warrant the recuiwtrnclioii
meaaurea of Mr. Johnaon.
As I have said, the next Chorpenning d<xlge
was the |attempted removal of Mr. Mcl.ellau. V.n .
Grant therefore wrote an autograplnc btt*r to
Mr. Johnson, nrging the removal of Mr Mcljellan
for the reason that he waa an Eaati-rti man. aK.il.
cal, and anopponent of Mr. Johnaon. and BB-b-f
the appointmeut in bis steail of Mr. Gilea A. Smith.
a Weet-rn man, and an ardent supporter of tbo
President. At tbe sanio time Mr. J.ihn-ou waa in
duced to order rostoiaater-General Kandall to re
open the case. Gov. Kandall, hfliwever, atand.ug
firmly by the position be had taken, flffflBM B At
torney-GeneralStanbery asto his right to rwoja't
this caee, and Mr. Stanbery decided that it eonhl
not be reopened bv order of the President or
otberwise. Mr. M<*Le.lan waa Btill ret?ine.l.
But npon the incoiuing of Grant Mr.
McLellan's removal was one of the very flrat
made, and Mr. Giles A. Smith waa appointed iu hia
plaoe, BBiM Seeoud Aaaiataut I',Hfltiui?Mt?-r-Geuer_l
?BflflflB the chief of the contract ofllce. This siffuiti
cant appointmeut wtw ap**efllily followed by that of
Mr. George Earle aa Firat Aasistant Pontma*t4*r-Gfl"U
eral. Mr. Earle being tke late jxirtm-r of Mr. (rmttwll,
Md alto tke tUtnm of the Chorpenning Eitg. Mr.
Childa. for manv yeara chief elerk of th?? O-MNll
Oftlce was at onee reuioved to a reniote d. ak. aud it
would aeein tbat tlu* P.ait-OlBce IVpartmei.t hail
thua been coni|.b*t. ly organittd iu the u.tereBt of
tb.* Chvr_^au_-?? Km-I. _*ul au uiwi_K>.WU. fWi

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