The Pioche weekly record

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ally npon tbe expenditure by General

liabcoek on San Domingo, ol tbe large

sum taken Irom tbe secret service land

for promoting intercourse with tbe West

India islands, whiob Seward bad pre

vailed on Tbad. Stevens to have inserted

in tbe appropriation bill during the war,

and tbe President impressed Sumner

with the idea that he leared an attack in

oongrese for that expenditure. Poore

adds: "My opinion is tbat Sumner

tbongbt tbat the President had oome to

enlist bis servioes in defending this ex

penditure by General liabcoek, but tbe

President meant the treaty for the ac

quisition of tbe Dominican republic

Tbe President and the senator misunder

stood each other. After a while tbe

President promised to send General

Babcook to call on tbe senator next day

with oopiea ol tbe paper and left. As

Sumner escorted bim to the door he told

bitu that be was a Republican, a sup

porter of tbe Republican administration,

and that be should sustain the adminis

tration in this oase, if be possibly oould,

after he had examined the pipers. Ho

meant to sustain the expenditure of

$100,000 in oasb (150,000 in a light bat

tery and muskets purchased at New

York), but the President meant tbe

treaty." Major Poore's statement thus

removes a grave historical doubt, and

seems to set at rest the stories recently

Eubliaued of the oause of tbe difficulty

etween Grant and Sumner.

When Spotted Tail, Red Cloud and

other braves were in Wsshington in 1870,

among the bills brought againat tbe

Government for their entertainment was

$30 for oandy. Red Clood, on an oo

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The Pioche weekly record. (1877). Pioche, Nev., 1877-11-03. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86091346/1877-11-03/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Pioche weekly record, 1877-11-03.