The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-07


irons rssaps both Ccsse and tho countryl and they
are sphDs No back their spsnlons,-
y. r., m,s,Sr rade bo yesterday II Ave hundred
"asnec wss our neat Mayor sougas vii DO
Le,t President
Ana 81 course DO GOOD republican can believe that Don.
ess rislos spy chance Tor the Presidency "No shouts
L.ayet, 'tbe amegicaDs, the Germans, the Irish,
ne Erpn all me pe. pie, arr u.s." Strange say
however according IL he Tmes, all the people with
the aenocsa,y ako 20 that "a the peope" play the
Old aoy expected TO see Burtoa In "tso parts %
The oem.cras, however, represent Wentworth
TO be as unworthy II the ofgoe as Mr.. Cur
appears 10 he from the republican point u
the OF arstoc a,s-,he beal &C. ndant,
tact, If ola Thomas WeDiwoftb, who att. Wptei, as
Ssoaoay says, To establish an absolute monarchy N
rRland Who IN establishing dee po,ssm
III Ireland Old Ton-short long, the
bs-wss bshsaoed In London, ard the Times seems de-
e'deo'y IN iavor Of re~ardpg Long Joho" in the same
capiai style But only John aysocrat, but IN
the 81 mb.Ts Of Congress- wtakes eight long
pages to describe Long john, and 10 tell Of bis history
sncs y of George Washington y sl IN some obscnriiy
dispute Of Long John is traced bscx through
six centuries, The daiss especially cared for"
Ann, hhides, WeDtsorth has a whole page covered
WITH hH coat OF arms which, ike Josephs coat OF many
coors the Nes intends shall get him Into trouble. Went
worth tbe city into debL He fr.qusns houses OF
prettnucp he slzsd ut Sisters
O Mercy he has chafge that the Roman Catholic priests
are elect on. ing agaiust h-au .iniamnus CATION -
while Joshua r. Giooings delivering one oi those
lectures t~bch VII npay place him In the insane asy
ium) al Chicago before the Young Mems Christian Asso
hls ielgi1y down o the ass toward the stag.
lin uapi,sty uesIgnsa attract the attn
uon OF tie crowd ~as III TINS respect species OF oS
toneerng aodge, tor which tins Individual some
what famous But this was roi ali" "Not all by any
means; Tor Giodipgs shook Wentworths "nghy" hand,
aDc Long jain .ook as comfortable seat as ms
length would allow upon the platform But this
wss mot all 1iddings, a. is usual with re-
pubiiran stump lecturers, lett hs subject,
John Adams launched INTO eleconecrpg euogy OF
hrs ione f'nc. When The lecture conciude' Aao,
Mr. Wept"or'h arose, ana sp"ke-in one sense OF Toe
lcal meeov on the North soe an appropriate aide Tor
sbohi,ossst
Ano then weptsorths are real ruffisns, and
unlike Hose OF The Bosery theatre they not wpgto
wait until The "avenger" cones before they commences
their dssaroly tp,fsga." Here Is Instance,
the Chicago Tines OF Saturday la.t:-
Yeserdsv forenoon tao en- nan ed Cornelius CneT and
Jan,,s ionahu- entered ,hs Wentworth headqus-srs
ksDn .s dozen we DO an
S M Snrsn rhossd ana saso IN G manner and
wsns o!h s.srs ways snou him aud a this NAM
hEnu.d succeed in being esc.d Mayor
Wentworth has smpted bribery, the adi,svits OF
two M rejoicing in the coenomens Of Pat. aaIony" ana
"Nehas Doyle--hh mark" viii sufficiently aitsst-evi
debce which, Ike the bail Of ronba snyster.
not ba quesa ned denied The old proverb Z" Lave me-
love my eogn If brougnt made 30 service.
VIII be seen by the Republication of the subjo'pcd tom
From the Chicago Tribune, Oct. 1897
ANOTHER OUTRAGE ny ras MAyos-xnaisG Goes IN vlo
M war a,sss 1rn Der s,ms Nv ipe o. re- .s asa
cause Of ne found gang Of wen!worhs
podceTen engaged In shooting Dogs
Wentworth accused also, OF employing policemen 10
visit hcises OF italie, the journals rcpubsh the
evidences Of the poitcemen-
At The last tenn Of his Court vr~ips Cordel
FAINT ard AIMED Brown upon s.aaj TO-
' soS 1ns Sa, p be- s N s :, zoe e ~
Al expenses in addition, that o, ha duty
visit housts of II fame and % p,o.ure esnony npon which
t~onty different houses ~th their Keepers
90 accoaD Of ,he e a.. be hss f.ea ,i a%;sf on aus
ys from twp . hee ocllsrs 10 each case generally TIRE
bard PIES thai he Key, q his ssedngs
se ing (a,.s snd @ vad the sts Which ak be
meory; ;ha, each wh.n augbi them he
poss ,hs; he feneray received moneS tram Ambrose ina,
81 Sf So. S sey We i, p s ne Tor the CITY, be
hc question of pedigree disposed Of BY the following
conmuncaton;-
Mr ssrAHAs-pear Sir yon will obnge me very much II
orrn ,f John wen,@or,b relstve OF The
sho saia she was reia,ve Of nsnei corne and John
hpep Ntlth. DAMuCnAT.
Mr. Wentworth also charged with having reduced the
wag's of laborers 10 tS Gents per day, aud aifdavs
from the Comptroller frequently pubshed Denying
the charge asserting that ,he day received
one dollar per cay and sha, there was no effort made to
Ib re- was gIca. republican mass meeting, las, Friday
eyt8ng, and the speakers bad great deal about
lion. l. J Turner, OF Frceport, said
The elecicp this spring IN chca wonh have telling ef
Fec son re oanr al srse ana 'noua nncago a. sos time
end back he Country pushing forward the
BE- e bst TIE pespie chso you'd se 20 10
principles aid stu Lold a!ofi The banner Of rerubcansn
the bad done IN The past
Tie Hon Edmund Yates, Of Jacksonville, put in his
wore He SAID that
entire Stale ed battle In Chicago
sa ys,s Fl hs pro .isyey der sss
VII beg & Ss spnbs not
ee aba pIesa the united ser tnent Of every
Ard then, becoming affected with the idea that the
Missouri Compromise bad something to do with the City
cnarter, be meandered Though the ntcaces of Judge
Dnglas coerse and wound up by the remark that the
question ''Shali exteno free slave laborsn
Col. Vim. II B'IndoD partner Of hon. Abram Lincoln,
then addressed tie neeiog lie nSened the TO be
at Lexington. 'rne central portion OF the state
intensely this election Chicago the brain
uf the STATE every tsrop from that brau every pull
freedom from fhcago thrills throughout the
STATE. felt when beard that the moaey Of 81
Louis the ish of that city were being imported
seize upon Your liberties felt my duty to here
do all could 10 od the of freedom in as efs
tive manner as sy IN my poser lie alluded to the .fos
If tn1s eefoa upoys son u de-
pended Ar. crStabulS re death SssE0r every
man do his duty then at h,s Let Dodge
ssue, whoey may the standard bearer but ali push
the cclunu u victory" (t;reat cheering.)
On tho democrats not less certain that they
would be Triumphant, ana that urnee wouI1 be electsd
1trss says
The Germans not supporting wentror,h they are
coming 10 at eaAt sufficient number tn
sotg sih 'e Regular democrats eject Walter aurnee
amrhartly
And again.:
whsrovc the repubeans get in desperate way they are
IN the bsti OF ding Wc, sin for carl
do N md help them Wentworth in his hour Of eXprDg
hope. has done he paine thing
But the democrats bave German orator, named Emil
Roth who 0uttak Schurz and the Gnrneo party sent
for him. II Roth only maintains his reputation nc Will DO
niue Of wearh-a perfect Rothschiid-to his party
The democ uts were TO have meeting Saturday even
ing, AM Roth wac to come, speak, and hey to
qucr
So Tho election came of yesterday and by telegraph
We shall, probably, know all about the result When
both men hR such bad characters, when the conse
quences Of toe election Of ether would be disastrous
and when both certain OF success, unable
decide which prefer which put our pile up M
and readers, doubt will share embarrassment.
We At least learn Lesson Of the peculiar and AMI
mated manner Of conducting political campaign this
country d which ann OF the general purity integrity
of our politicians, this canvass furnishes example
n~t As .y.rlt<. T.