The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-04-01
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to hit him in a tender place, and hence the
pitiful cry Of thsslndividual who presides
Ger columns Of the Idaho Statesman. The
copy of the said sheet dating March %, con-
tains an article from the New York Times
one of the main organs Of the servile crew
now in possession of the reins of Govern
ment, upon the subject of the late Presiden-
tial election, endeayoring thereby to show
that the Mcclellan vote came principally from
poverty, wretchedness, immense multitudes
of ignorant foreigners, rum drinkers, rag and
bone pickers," etc. We know of no better
proof of the scoundrelism prevailing in, and
The despotic tendency of the Abolition party,
than the extracts alluded to, hence we publish
it-knowing that the limited circulation of
the Statesman has not afforded an opportuni-
ty for all to peruse the article. "Ignorant
foreigners" are respectfully referred to the
extract. The Statesman says
"The following extracts afford interesting
matter for reflection
In the First Ward there ere nearly as
many rnm-holes as houses, and where in a
small space is gathered fearful amount of
wretchedness and poverty, Mcclellan has ten
10 Lincoln's one, or 2, i 81 to 2l3; one notori-
Gus district of it giving the democratic can
didate twenty to the Union one, or GAO to "a.
The Fourth Ward where are the worst
dance saloons and most murderous haunts of
the city, shows nearly six to one for ITS favor
tie, or 2,370lto 435; one district (the Sixth)
giving twenty-five times as many votes to
Gen. Mcclellan as to his opponent.
The Sixth Ward again. once ill-famed for
the Five Points, and still continuing an awful
amount of rufianism and vice, tenders the
peace democracy nearly eleven to one, or 3,
ASH for Mcclellan to 329 for Lincoln some
of its worst districts showing twenty to one
for their candidate. 4
The Eleventh, where are an immense null
titudes of ignorant foreigners, packed and
thronged in lofty tenement houses, and where
domcile the rag -pickers and bone-gatherers
of New York, testifes its honor to the dstin-
gushed General of the democracy by $500
to 800 IFS
The Eighteenth in the eastern portion of
which was the most rioting last Summer, and
which abounds with crammed tenement
houses and liquor shops and mostdegraded
population, manifests its devotion to peace
by giving 4,424 against 2,678.
The Seventeenth again, with its crowded
foreign population, and its Mackerelville,'
rolls up the heaviest majority of any ward
for Little Mac 6,63l against 3,425.
I'VE might go on thus with other districts
equally notorious, or equally filled with
degraded and ignorant population
Now, the cause of this wall from Reynolds,
through his Excellency, Milton-rHE HERO
arises from the following figures
"ADA COUNTY ELECTION sr-.PRoBATE
JUDGE.
r. L, Gillespie (Democrat) ......-....658.
D. S. Holton People ,..."....... ......."341.
Jas. S. Reynolds (Abolition) ,.-...... ....-3o2.
Why, "Jimmy," your very name is stencil
in the nostrils of even members of your own
party, and yet, like a whipped spaniel, you
crouch round their feet Having lost the {
respect of the people of your county, you
had better return to your native place and
resume your OLD BUSINESS. Milton will then
have full sway, and by his own superabun-
dance of wisdoma{Y soon lay himself low
and the people will have the satisfaction, by
this process, of seeing the profession gradual
" and slowly improved. Or, if this plan fails
to suityou, James, you can run for Probate
Judge again, and thereby get up another cry
ing spell but for the sake of honor, if you T.
have any of the article remaining ins you,
never attempt to decry Democracy while
you cling to the Abolition party,-th4
chaste (l) character of which is sure guar I
anty Of responsibility From your reasoning
one would naturally conclude that there are
no rum-drinkers /" in your gang of blood
howlers and pilferers Of the government
finances. Well, well, it may be trne, but we
can't see it. OREGON. +
The Portland correspondent of the San
Francisco Bulletin pays the following hatter-
ing notice to the newly appointed Chief
Justice of Idaho Territory:
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