The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-22

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builds 4 sAs Wit &c p 5 s, SDs Pc e.
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fair mads snt Of Si,A Long bsfan II ~;
plosios, ss dsnouncsd - tu4hors. The
secret societies of the Northwest were mis-
chievous humbugs, with fool for Presi-
dent and . Government detective for Score
tary, and with their rolls Of membership 10
the hands Of Wn. II. SsuAADs 81 sWsshinss
TONI The Indiana State Ssntiast, whose
Editor has been involved ID this matter, Is
accused and witness. sumo up the tsstino>
ny in these word.
TEE ssrrRRrBLrn CONSPIRACY Z
The Republican officials, the shoddyite'
in power, have labored most assiduously
the fasten the responsibility Of the Dodd
conspiracy upon the Democratic party, sna
never was there . greater failure. Hhas
are the facts q elected BY the testimony
produced by the authorities not to advance
the public interests, but to promote parti
san schemeP They can Be briefly summed
~ !. A revolutionary scheme vas gotten
up by few men, a. vissionsry and impr,c-
tible as any which ever emanated from the
inmates of IN inssne asylum.
2. The whole affair W0s confined to .
very few men, and they had no right to
act or speak for any one but themselves,
nor has it been shown that they even Pre-,
tended to represent any body outside Of
their own number, some sixteen persons
oil told, according to the evidence.
8. The government authorities knew OF
the scheme almost % soon - it was CON
cocted and there Is no evidence Whatever
that they took any steps to prevent its
elimination or to prevent innocent persons
from being devolved in it.
A. The revolution did not take place.
5. The rebel prisoners were not re-
leased.
6. Governor Morton was not assassin.
ated.
Governor Morton was not put out Of the
way. -
And finally no evidence has yet been
produced to show that any one outside Of
the Democratic party did anything to de-
feat the conspiracy, to prevent it, CONSUME
nation; and 80 far - the conspiracy was
concerned, the representatives. Of the Dem
ocratic party promptly and efectually took
oil the wind out of ii, 90 that if there was
ever any danger to be apprehended it was
overcome solely by Democrats. We have
no excuse or apology to offer for any one
who engaged in the scheme for revolution
ary purposes, or to accomplish what was
proposed. And q party capital can 10
, longer be made out Of the affair, even that
justification now ceases, and it becomes 3
crime to further attempt to involve inns
cent men in it, directly or indirectly.
8. Governor Morton was not deprived
of his Office. .5.s
9. A provisional State government was
not established.
10. 1t was an artificial crisis. ps
IL. The revolutionists did not hurt the
Republican party. 4.al.... .,s NJ g rs
IL. II the scheme had been gotten up
and engineered through by the Republicans
from the beginning to the end, a N cleo.
pioneering dodge, to aid the Republican
party in the elections, it, could not have
been better devised or more successful in
that result. I>.a "a ~
Hence The great conspiracy aided and
abetted the Republican partly soley, and the
conspirators were tho best cards that the
Republicans had in the recent canvass.