The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-04-05
Political = chit-chat..

tt Gi l8lia fsEIi.Et l'A'' d. 'Hf1N .,if
The law on. a. which the Cabinet was i;
formed-Postdiice law. Prepay. ~ =,
Grant is using up all the oll5lumber
and block heads 70 construct his Cabinet.
The Senate is too wellawarclofhaying
found aInpsSet in the Tenure-of-oaicc
law to give it up, soi,,ri,.rf ,.aa. -ag
Onslow Stc,rns has been elected Gov,
Of New Hampshire Acis stearn rad-
ical l-of course. p..' ~,
Il Grants .reticcnce' is discovered to
mean that things generally must bc "kept
in the family" ,...., ,iT II 8
.atNebolNn accuses Grant OF cheating in
the distribution ai his appointments, but
b he / h9s certainly y as great propensity for
cous!ning. "'.'
Somebody objects that, atwq4thirds Of
tie processioners at the Inauguration
we're negroes: Bit why not Z Who
elected theprpcessionce ? q NY a''' i'sl
A correspondent of,,l,c Springfield Rc-
publican writes that il is not particularly
iloilaabouti Washington, but tliat' ",he
farther SouthIone goes the more 10y .ltyi
he .Gnds."'5 o, II ap65 mid ~
The difference between Grant and the
radicals seems one of law.iI What Grant
.eljects lo,is the radical Tspure,of-O Office
law. What the radicals object to is
Grants brotbers-in.law. ~
yi!ugilTh oft s0G9cd tau u u IftB
isrepqrtcd that John Allison, Of
Beaver county. Pennsylvania, a former
partner of relative Of tic \Yashburne
fa,nily,% willabe appointed Register Of the
Treasury. 'i7o'bi't !a71
1s'1low mary afI mo more re- amendment. does
Congress mean to make to the Constitu-
tiou ? I'VE have heard oflia tinker, who.
hayingla pewter bas:n.to meul. melted it
down fVs material to stop the holes.
new commandment IS 70 love-
Ills 'sfriepdIJwi,hi nlLhis, mihd1and with
all his Offices and with. aall his soul and
with all his pundcr and with, all his
strength, and lis "old neighbors' next
to himselfanllki4a upon this hang all
lS the l9l lb9rlo'hsFssfin=lav and the profits. ~
,tsEx-P President johnson 6 is rapidly re
covering. The folks who reported his
death doubtless took counsel, from their
hopes. lie is organizing 4, movement
ogaiust''radicalismyih TenIessce and will
soon take theifelda intperson! lWcl wish
him uccessinlhis efforts against "the
.dryiland all his,works.s iaoHrig sgi
Suits for damages are to- BE- brought
agaamtsso,he Of the codntiesiin.Alubara,
by:3 persons assaulted, by masked men.
The kuklux, authorizes such suits. The
Gadsdchn Times suggests that when the,
''loil" commence this game, the X. Ks.
assault each other ndiget up some cases
sf5,lieir OWL It, thinks ifthc county
property isito be-, conGscated, under this
outrageous law, there is no need Of let
ting The "loil' have all oft. 10y
The Governor and Legislature Of Ne
vada are at loggcrheads. Tie Governor
vetoed tlleE Lep;slITiyea fund bilf.o The
Ibill was passed unlaniIaoasly in tic SEN
ate and with one dissenting voicelin The
House; oyer the veto. The Governor and
Attorney General are procuring ap, order
from court res raining tie Treasurer from
paying warrants The fGotcrilor is
threatened with iiinpeachmcnttfor pbus.ns
the veto powcr.j VI t,gl aaa seosiq '','
o. Massachusetts D has more papeTs aud
men thanfanyothcr tllrceI States
in-tlle Union 7-ETehanges aga,.sib 'a'
And you might have. added more; spoon
tllicses, watch thieves, piano thieves, Uni,
ted States Treasury thieves, Of every
srade-morc- political prcnchers-lnore
reverend blaclssuirds2 psalm.sing-
ing ,lypocrites-1liorc men in petttcoats
and women in pants---more free-loyeism,
spirtualism, and n,ggerism--more vice
and less virtuc--more churches and less
rcli gion- more politicians and fewer pa.
triots more rndcals and fewer friends Of
| theii African--niore.E womentiwilh, false
teeth false ealyesS false eyes, false hair
and false bosoms7 children who pey-
er knew their fathers, and more. people
whothinktlicy arc no bct,er'thau negroes,
tthani;aiiy FIVE States id the 'Ulion.Ll
t,Bmnilon Repu9liean., ya 10 sued .a.Ii
IA NEw BIS iAbilEM. .ATiie tChicasb
i'oshddds the following to tic current
Cabinet literature Of the period, particu-
larly requesting that it may be copied
Tito 2"my't papers, both daily" 'a.s
Den Forncy- may his lia.tribe decrease
Awoke one night and cried, U"Let us
'ah % have pcacet" {Ei O. t'A3.' "|l
Foro'loi within tho nioonli ight3 in 'tlie
55l room, ydjmiatl .a,is m7oJ
IIeg saw, with countenance Of healthy
bloom.
A fellow. writing III d book Of blue. ga
Exceeding brhss had brazed Bel Fornc,
through, ,latli diamTi1 : ifi
Andyto the presence in tho room dlc snjl
.iWhat writest lhou ~ The fellow ruise,l