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Our Wash ington Correspondence.
WAsMSGros, Juno 49, 1885

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Our Wash Ing tom Correspondence.
wAsmsaros, Juno 49, 1895
rns yAcoBISs CONGRESS-
The Jacobnca tendencies and designs Of the control
ling party IN Congress have already been repeatedly
posed and to follow the Vaccinations and inrgues or
the leaders Of that party is to trace series Of corrupt
schemes that would put to blush the chiefs OF the
great party Of the French Revolution whom they are
kened II been frequently noticed with what con.
summate mpudence these rulcor ruin leaders aogate
themselves the patriotism, loyalty virtue and morals
Of the country and blind their bigoted adherents
to win to themselves venoraton and respect where tho
judgment Of enlightened justice would ascrbe but dis
grace and the worst and deepest contumely.
The historical Congress How apt the title. Parla-
mcnts have been HISTORICAL but those prominent in
the annals of the past find their fame deeds OF nquiy
that retarded the growth Of civilization restricted human
Freedom besmeared the OF their existence with deeds
OF violence and boodshcd and caused the later ntel
gencc Of mankind everywhere to remember them only
TO blush for them and avoid their pcrncious examples
To subserve only these ends will the American Congress
Of to-day be famous in history And that those good
men in the land, who, through mistaken ZEAL begotten
of dwarfed conception Of political operations and
misconceived admiration OF men, may the they
commit in unfolding such control the affairs
OF tho country. Is proposed to veniilate a single
scheme Of these radical dcstruconists
TEXAS SCHEME OF THE RADICALS
The arrival In town few days since or Provl-
sonal Governor Hamilton of Texas was not in itself
remarkable event. Provisional Governors have come
to and departed from Washington during the past
year with almost much regularity the sun Nor is
Provisional Governor Hamilton In any sense . very
remarkable During the rebellion he remained true
to the Unon did many others who rewarded
for their fidelity with place and power In Hamitdn's
case however. 1t would seem that tho President while
seeking in his appointment to reward and encourage
loyalty made the uncommon mistake Of foster ng
treachery and disloyalty.
Governor Hamilton, his arrival here, called upon
the President and admitted to long and confdcn
tia interview. He called second time, and received
in like manner, his preensions demanded he claim
ing to be warm and devoted friend of tho President
and an admirer Of his administration But does
appear at all likely that he will call again that If he
shall call, he will meet with cordial reception. And
the reason why his reception will be different from that
he has hitherto met will be gathered from perusa of
the following letter from a prominent gentleman in
Texas an indisputably loyal man. well known through
out the country This letter received here day
two SINCE and has been laid before the President Tho
writer and recipient are alike well known and the in
formation conveyed in tho letter IS beyond doubt Tho
letter runs a. foliows:
'Ah'e9io'' 'cAns, Suie " ioV.
Governor Hamilton leaves here to morrow for washing
doubt perfectly reiaha learn that
he goes the Invitation OF Speaker Collar senator
tells the great OF the Union party Of
Ills programme believe will be to produc. or accept
rupture with the President lie will then be serenadcd by
the Union In Texas the alleging that army
month win escied BY Che ' PEOPLE y
counsel the twenty thousand Union white OF this
overthrow minority wnca opposs ana ensase
the A Pssg v w b Be ans they ~
agans hs Whit and black Union men q ne state c:
sronges. and b,i,eres terms having ne non
be S seh s sns sn ssa 4s han" a
s speech s be The signal Tor i.r NOR yi.et and
as here, na oesn wased and lie plan g
II ccnerred and nasnabs ss. Of psrs 40 ~ he
Ny Information Is direct and unquos,ouable W.
Tux r,HcKrSs
Here then, l. scheme that would haze done credit
the Jacobins OF France in the pames days Of their Ia
nous revolution, but which hardly credsbie in
this day and generation The names Of Trumbull and
Collar being associated with the scheme would seem
to look upon these two men AZ rather in.
cned, while participating with the radicals, TO
counsel more conservative and moderate But
doubtless their associations have corrupted them such
degree that, with Chandler, Sumner, wads Stevens
and the rest OF the holy patriotism party they rather
like tho shedding Of blood IL will be remembered that
Just before the first gun OF the late war fred
Chandler, of Michigan, wrote 10 hts friend Governor
Blair Of that STATE that s'somc OF our New England
friends think war would DO awful; bu: In my opinion
without little blood letting this Union will be
rush." The premature publication OF this elegant and
Christian sentiment caused the honorable Zachariah
some little confusion and embarrassment but in the
subsequent blaze Of patriotic spread over the
land the announcement OF tho attack Sumter
blood letting letter trump card and ts lofty author
strutted through the country with all the pomp and
ceremony OF Sir Oracle 20 his associates and
confrres may plot instruction and violence that appear
very horrible and fearful IN anticipation but which by
manipulation may DO mado to appear n holy struggle
and Us authors subjects OF acclaim and preferment.
And So indeed t Is that In this advanced age OF the
world we ind men, claiming 10 be enlightened inteli.
gent, Christian gentlemen and legislators dciibe.
ratey plotting revolution and bioodshed The greed OF
power must be great in who will deliberately
rnco all loyal instincts all ia,ernal affection all Christian
principle ali enlightened judgment for the sake Of breed.
ing crime, misery, desolation, death and ruin, that
through such agencies they may govern empire
But hardly probable tina, the scheme hero portrayed
will succeed 1T exposure will doubtless crush H. and
The HEaD will again merit the thanks Of tho country
for wardng On blow that would be second only the
four years just closed But II Is singular watch
tho perssency With which the radicals follow up thlr
efforts 20 destroy the President and the ingenuity with
which they invent new schemes to tho ompshment
Of ,her purposes.
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