The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-18
More Radical Rascaliiies

The work of exposing the villainies
Of Ra,licalism in this State still contln-
urs. The press seems to have taken
this interesting subject in special charge
and the consequent Developments have
b-en highl. entertaining. Without 60
us back more than year or two, we
ran trace the progress of the investi-
CATION with the most profound satisfac-
non ut Its results. We have had FARMS
WORTH and his pork fried, roasted and
>trwed: Senator CHAPLINE, his revenue
frauds and his whisky smuggling have
h,en served up in every style to suit
The public taste. Doctor PINNELL aud his
hospital whisky transactions have serv-
ed to illustrate the Radical character un-
der the garb sacerdotal, as have the
bushwhacking scoundrelisms of that
reverend substitute broker, ParsOn
YoUNG, of POcahOntas. MANN, of
Greenbrier, has been called to represent
the horse stealing branch of the Radical
household, while that snivelling little
exhorter, CARROLL, of Wayne, has been
frequently pointed out as one of his par
ty's general utility scoundrels, of won
derful adaptation to all kinds of mean
hess aud villainy. The FURGUsON af-
fslr is too fresh in the memory of all to
need more than passing ref
erence; the cOrruptions of NAT
HARRISON are also quite famil-
lar in connection with Radical
history. while BoREMAN's rent transac-
ton, which, in brief English, has been
called perjury and theft, is as notorious
IL IL matter of record rs is the verdict Of
the Wetzel County Grand Jury, which
Indicted Senator REUBEN MARTIN for
stealing thirteen geese. These practical
reflections, although not even an out
line of the criminal record of West Vir-
sinia Radicalism, will serve to show
that loyalty" is slowly getting its
own, and getting it, too, in a more
honest manner than it has hitherto got
ten what belonged to other people.
Among the more recent developments,
We have had the arrest, trial,
and conviction of AARON STEIN
uITz, a prominent Radical official Of
Berkeley county, for forging county
bonds, and in yesterdays REGISTER we
noted that he had been sentenced to the
p"nitentiary for the term of four years.
From the Kanawha Republican of June
Eth 1t appears that another illustrious
leader in the Israel of loyalty" has fallen
from his high estate, and that if justice
gets her dues MOundsville will get an
other visitor. The distinguished object
m the Republioan's attentions was one
oi the orignators of that Parkersburg
Editorial Convention in which our
nelghbor of tn: Intelligencer heartily
participated; we hope that his partici-
patton was no illustration of the primer
eonplet,
Bipls of feather
Flock together
As We were about to say, the last Of
'he faithful whose candidacy for the
State Prison has been announced is one
L. l. MOORE, of Kanawha county. In
'le words of the Republican, "he is editor
VI The journal, County Superintendent
VI Free Schools, Clerk of the Board of
runcatiou, Clerk of the Board of Regis
ration, Township Clerk, Notary Public,
Insurance Agent, Self-appointed Attor-
ney Tor the Collection of Witness Fees,
'eaier in rags, old paper, and many
''ner kinds of filth too numerous to
mention, Bookseller, &C., &C., &C., and
1'prant generally"
VI the various offenses with which
.''s party stands charged, we extract
"o'n the Republican the following speci-
lien:
d' no' long since, two gentlemen, resi-
as1s a~I OF Charleston, were in Wheeling,
a% su while there went to the Auditors
Snl aiGe Oh official business. The Auditor
poAe 10 them about some witness tick
tSs' certified to him by the Secretary Of
~ BOARD of Registration of the Coun-
a. ~ VI hanawha, for payment, portion
Sb0ich which had already been paid by the
"n; rtn Of this County. The law re-
lures that each witness ticket, before
bsos paid, shall be endorsed on the
cbss, III The same manner as Q bank
Gct.,! k! ey the party in Whose .faror the
the sm".n. @ ara@n. While conversing upon