The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-06-09
WOmenthe Victims of JaeObiniSm.
GEN. MORGAN AFTER THEM.
[speoial Dispat0h to the Gin. Enq.l

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 20, 1868.
MORE DEVELOPMENTS.
Another interesting day of develope-
ments must make great havoc among the
Jacobins.
A WOMAN To. BE THE NEXT VICTIM.
It was surmised yesterday that Miss
Winnie Ream, the young and accomplish
ed female sculptor, who has had studio
for some months in the basement of the
Capitol, had fallen under displeasure of
the bloodhounds of the Radical party,
and IL is even intimated that one Of the
cells fitted up by the managers was for
her special accommodation to. day.
GEN. MoRGAN's SPEECH.
Facts have come to light to arouse the
Indignation Of the whole country. The
speech of General Morgan was classical
and thrilling. It produceda scene in the
Representative Hall not soon to be for
gotten. - -
The managers have been authorized to
pursue the Investigation, ostensibly with
view to ferret out some supposed cor
ruptions. It is regarded as unfair and
supplementary to refuse the Democrats
representation. on the committee, and a
few suspected that the immediate cause
Of the refusal was the corruption and in
fanny which is attached to the managers
and their hackers.
= s'MURDER WILL OUT
The exposure made to-day brought the
Jacobins to their feet. The eloquent
effort Of Mr.. Eldridge and the produc-
ton Of the legal authorities showing that
Mr.. Woolley was not in contempt passed
unheeded. The appeal of Woolley him
self to be protected against the insults Of
Butler excited only smile upon the iron
.countenances of the Radical side.
But when General Morgan opened his
masked battery he woke them up. Nor
gan could account for their persistent re-
fusal to allow Democrats en- the commit
tee. They did not dare permit it. TIE
result wodld be the exposure of them.
selves.
A WOMAN THREATENED-A GALLANT
MEMBER,
A Republican member who is now in
his seat had gone to Miss Winnie Ream
and charged her with attempting ito in
sAuence Senator Ross to vote for acqulttal
She denied the charge, and the honorable
member then demanded that she should
influence the Senator's vote for. conyic.
ton, which she declined. The member
then threatened her, saying that it would
be the ruin of her if she refused.
She did refuse, and yesterday tht
threatened punishment overlook her,
The Radicals ordered her to leave the
building, had her statuaIy thrown out
and the valuable work was broken tt
pieces.
WHO DID IT?
- A demand was made for the name OF
the member who had threatened Miss
Ream with Radical vengeance. Mr.. Nor.
gan sai6 if the member would call fol
thename be himself would give it prompt
ly. All hung their heads in humiliation
Again it was Commanded Morgan should
name the State. It was answered the
gallant State Of Indiana. The scent be-
came loo warm to stop the chase. A
member from Indiana arose and asked i
he was the party alluded to. Another
and another followed, until it becam,
evident the guilty party would be caught
ru,.4u rur NAN ss
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ri1ahy, me lnlmis.pie oulian wa
.ofcec 70 MS iees, ana IN zone OF re
ifesning lnnocence asked, Am In
member aiiuoea tof
Mr. morgan responded, Il refer 70 tn
distinguished gentlemen, nat. : ~ ulian, ,of In
swear to the facts"
Mr.. Julian staggered under the bloy
and the whole party ieit the damning ex
posure. 3
"TBR FELLOWS THAT ATE THE ONIONS.
While thus protesting to expose th
corruption, it was crushing, TO be thu
exposed themselves, and such proceeding
NOW characterize the American Congress
upon tne eve " sns slsas p0li'lcai SOn
'sss.
sv4lkh sosfhcIhD oE 5foNsVIILiNd "
GRANT.
So damaging must be the result t
Grant, that the shrewdest Radicals sus
peet Butler Of the purpofe to make
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