The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-29

O Republican that troh' the n ginning and
my family have fpst@iec. T'ts1lled ana eevat-
ed nm Undou' 'tet'ys sAs hrHt, he was good
Republican, but al}9Es' o temptation that
man wlthstan, Is %af Tae measure OF his
virtue. Judas Irc 1oyh "s ace @ saint and
Benedict Arnold % no, md Mr.. Bowen,
IKE these Two wri0 l~f NiN &c 80 much Ee-
pa1llcanism as tc 10 ,g .''l.r only until temp
tatlon t'.lo was prese ~ nus Is o Preg,
nanC cvloehce VI 'ii g i tne poltloaI
oonspiaCy m"t * "Vunc!ng. Inc
Eousv inan,urotian ot mr. 81 me me eme @ or Inc
,naugura,,tH'n nnru aa,,t'a, o. 'S 1n.s ave until
h;n9y 5,uy y, - Ky I ~ luHeinG.iy
ns1tn ru uu'nS p,s. a. a. ~" M 'ne nepuoNcan
its nni;t;cat nr,y H., 10 o~ nv -. toi%mg1 na,s III
nlatform md ~ , ,.,,et JM hane ,,e Iofs M Ma
bowen beh;ni q ,v tr,e maee ,"an ,o,U I" H.
World in this @ ,.nts ,,a %, Hn,,,as ~
with ns still ny onec,, W ~. nUIo i,;a
nresomt oIi,as q, .r,t dnnH "onH us, 4is ~
nn%nne5 'Iu me5 wnGm nG a nao rel repeatedly de-
now tnrn from .l,h,n, and I'aa,,st
How c.m fins l,~ bas r ewro,,s,I,t tsc. st,
chance over til, mar. OF H., c1rooma 81 Tus Ts
answer is ready nani Tho thirty nieces n}
silver have haen ~ "a and hoaH' a"oo,s9 pooH ~
G. G. Bowen has soGi II ..sn'f to The Sowvor
Dem ocr ratico.consery. .tiye party Rnt no Te .
overreached his purchasers in the barga;n
sell also the party who had trusted him. Rnt
we denounce the tra1torous contract. He has
no title in us. and we repudiate him and his
bargain.
ROwEN a COMPLIMENTARY
Mr. R,ven frd;no ~, ,;a .rr;voI hon,o t,,o+ :
I ~ III nn1S t W n,J s"t "oie Cuae M
10 :sa ~ aStT!J Lau Oo.i "A 49, ";'u "ao W. 70
trayed hos sought IN some veal way TO cee
~ n;.. LUG - Iii ~, ~ 5. "HaA way w o'ear
~ nfs ,s,nh u VI hs Y uenunat,Gns OF me; all
wb;nh theraf,ra T ON "on, noiIo1i ~ r, nmu "
Ha essar,s tbat have ,,eua;s.aot ~ IT,.
ro1.aIs go now-n"rats Ir ne:oa. IS} Aep1
SousnS W p,h,;o .muIIe ne ~ Ieu"ve tnem ana 10
nomlnate hepIoilcans ~ tnelr place, and that
tI i've PosiVlvoy Leluseu W w ~. NOV, IN all
rha. Tua enoie y; - no' une s.nRie woro OF trutn.
uus.uu Ine s,aSnssss IouuuaeOn on whlch, py
a0e', n.o'uufuoistauo1s f s or !nlsapprenenslon, ne
sna w. De ",'Ts 49,, ~ ns .s.,ns saon sCa.eMents.
ni.a anu n' w9uu nave pursueo a more manly
co9rse nl1 1e upeuly avoWeo MS treacnerv
aed f nos aoaeo 1a'sonooo and slanoer TO the list
Vi nls crimes'
ENeryDouy KNOWS, wn9 KNOWS anything or
ns the ast two veaya ~ the na; uua
Andrew johnson there was no possible way Of
getting Democrats out Of Office and Repnbli-
cans in. tried it repeatedly but could never
succeed. ta4ft
But General Grant having been elected as a
Republican Ple ,ident, and MIR. Boutwell,, the
Secretary OF tie lreasury being we'll known
come when the patronaoe Of the Office ho,d
could be bestowed on the men Of nv psrty. -0
Accord;nuiv aa soon 90 r had rotvrpad ho
,rom Wash;ngfnn sb;thar had no,,a - uuo ,1;a'1
the inamg,,rat;on IF General Grant end e oo,
ma had recnvered from severe ;,Ine.s 40 wh;oi,
confined ma to nv room for soma wooEs
made the first attempt. "soA''
On the 18th of April, 1863, T sent to the Sc.
cretarv Of the Trea snrv the nomnat;ou ~ ~ 80
ooad Ronnhl;cans one whita ond ihroa oo,an,
mon, and at the same time recommended the
removal tf four Democrats whom the former
admlnlstraeion ad compelled me to keep in
once. dld tnis on my own motion and with
ou5 any consultation with Mr. Bowen. except
tL6L Al washington uAu COlO MIN In the
course ~ con1eIsA',on tna1 sucn was the gen.
erd! e PonSy WHICH ! Mten9eo 20 pursue. 10
Cnes9 nolnnat'0hs n IeceiYeo no reply, notwlth-
sIanolug ina! AGAIN wrote 20 urge some
action On Mr. Bowel's arrival In the city. I
eAp[esseo My surprise ~ 1ne n0n.actlon OF
tne Depattmeht; "nen, W.tn q duphclty that ls
SELDOM h equanoa, ne COZ co51essed @ ms lnablhty to
presseG n'mse.5 weI, p'eased with the nomina-
lions tnat hao mace.
BowEN's JEWELS.
Subsequently, when went to Washington
to demand the cause Of nv removal 7 steted
the fact Of my having made nominations in
April to the secretary who expressed his sur
prise at the statement. and immedIateIv sent
for the clerk in the appointment bureau. Of
this clerk he asked 'Why were not these nom
nations Of DR.. Mackey laid before me 2'' The
reply was, Because MIR. Bowen requested
that they should not, as he was opposed to
Them"
One would suppose that this was duplcity
and falsebood enough to fill the measure OF
any one mans infamy. But there are other
jewels Of like value in Mr.. Bowen's crown;
tt ere are other stains upon his character in
these transactions, which the title of honora-
be, prefxed by Congressional courtesy to
his name, can never wipe away.
INDUSTRIOUS xREAcHERY.
On tho oath ~ Nav NJ Rovon ,o.o
Letter VI IT hava hom ~ a. Nv % han1S sWh;t. ws1 me
st M naps ~ ~ ~ he s sanmng th
housa % "mS a.L;no S M or'ran 'no ; !l
n"nt";ned "a" s~tonn 10y u % t tais hst
hs"s r,on anS tr,a Ranut'1 UhI " snelI OenR .
W 49,. a,~aa ~u ..ooa s,pt rour OUT
@ AS Sne @appo.nSmen.s n were not made 1y me,
naneiy, n1a III appraiser; wno 10 Sppolnted Dy the
r1esluenu, Two steamDoat inspectofs.. VINO are
5oinateu ny tns supeIvlsor a. natlmore, the
oistIict Juuee anu myse5I, ana the appralser's
porter, VINO ~ appoiMseo Dy. Ine appraisers. .r'
,;n inere aumalheu .neh WE'VE names upon
~ D. waJ, ~ con.nItot;1o,, ~ ,,,~ nva.eu !Va
III % ~ - I1... . ~ y Owe mousse