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In our last paper we gave the letter OF The Vice
President TO the Speaker o the House Of Represent
s,ives. We this day publish the names Of the Com
mttee appointed investigate the subject to which
the letter refers The charge Of participation IN
the Mix contract, by Major Vandevenier, is MI
new neither 10 il now ior the first time that an allie
CATION hos appeared in the papers, thst Mr.. Calhoun
was acquainted with tina, circumstance. The fact
OF participation is admitted letter of Major Vsn-
devep,er, published in the Washington Gazette the
predecessor of the Telegraph, on the 22d OF April
1925 and the fact that his participation was with the
knowledge Of Mr.. Calhoun. and that the contract
with Mix wa. entered into without the usual notice
being given by public advertisements. was stated IN
the report Of the committee of the II OF Reps. upon
that subject, made at the close OF the session. and
published about that time. We shall take occasion
to republish the letter and report, with some OBJ
servatons on the subject, in our next. We cannot
however, refrain from The expression OF our regret
that the subject should have been presented to Con
gress at time when so much and such important
business is about to come before that body.


For the present, We will only observe that we
think there is something in Mr.. Calhoun's commu
nicaton to the House OF Representatives very oblec
lionable .. it is capable ofbeng SO construed how
ever intended, as to assign cause and origin ,e
this occurrence which entirely different from IT.
true cause and origin. ". Journal, Jan. l.