Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-30

on the assembling OF Congress, will
have 10 encounter all the bitter hat,
that Uncle Tullock" engendercL
| in the breasts Of the Radical Con
gressmen whose pT0ityss were 81
uneeremoniously ous,rd, beeaase
they We're not III the peculiar stripe
required by Boutwell,, A warm
prospect for Van, truly,
There is considerable excitement
here over the news from Virginia,
/ II il evident that the bitter end
ers," lacked by Boutwell, aud his
eOHIreres in the Cabinet, are deter
mined 10 uso every msans IN their
power TO prevent the election oi
Conservative Senators from that
State.
Gen. Candy is requiring members
of the Legislature TO take out cerli-
ilcates of election from the Military
Secretary of State. This official
presents to the members four or five
forms Of oalhs 10 be taken, among
wkicii Is The "iton clad" aud insist
on il in defiance of tho opinion 0i
tho Attorney General. Tho Well S
; men swallow the dose willingly,
tho Walker men refuse, Some deep
laid plan is on foot by tho Wcll's $
party. Caucuses have been held by
both parties, and the interest is in
creasing, Eighteen members have
been refused certificates by General
Candy, on the ground Of ineligibil'
ity under tho 18th Amendment. y
number of very excellent gentle
men are named for Senators, who
would truly represent the State, but
the Vaccinations OF politicians, the
power Of the administration, the
tyranny Of Ne Satrap Candy, and
the insane desire on the part OF
somc Of tho Conservatives to please
General Grant, tho people Of Nir-
ginia will be swihdled out Of their
choice Of Senators. Some such
"carpct. bagger" as Horace Greeley,
who docs not command respect and
influence at hcmc, will probably bc
foistod on tho Old Dominion as Sem
ator, or some Radical who was re-
pudatcd at the polls will be sent to
misrcpresent the State in the United
States Senate. Ofa certainty the
foundation of fraud will be laid
now by the Radicals to be consuma-
ted by Congress next winter.
Tho Radical party in Pennsylva-
mia are panic stricken, all is lost to
them and they know it. They cried
to the President to tciho and show
himself, alas he did not show, next
Boutwell,, who discovered the hole
in the sky, might discover pana-
cca for their ills, and he was i'm
plorod to como and prescribe.
Providence intcrfercd, the storm
broke the travel on his line of
march and he did not go in time
and great WIS the CONSERVATION
and tribulation Of the "loyal leag-
uers" in the city of "brotherly love-"
The Secretary with a humanity
TINT does him credit promises to
come home by way of New York
lie wants to see the crippled and
the Lame Ducks" that ho made
by his skill in organizing q gold
corner" or by the most asininc
stupidity in financiering ever wit.
messed on this continent. While
there, possibly he can straighten
up the rumors that are aflcat with
regard to the molnchtous question,
"Did tho President have a hand in
the gold operations in Now York,
and was Boutwell, aware of it ?"
The New York Herald of Sept. 3Oth,
in terms charges the President with
being implicated in the late tinan-
clal panic, through his brother-in
law, Mr.. A. II. Corbin, who was a
tery heavy operator in the gold
speculation. Also that member
Of the Presidents family received
two checks, one for 100000 and
another for $4,000. The New
York Sun (RaLcaD also charges
Mr.. Goblin with being the go,bo-
tween of the "clique" in New York
and something in Washington, and
that while James Fisk, Jr., Prince
of Erie and King of the gold clique
was coolIy selling his gold and
making millions, Corbin with
greed that was unwise held on for
higher prices and was caught, when
gold tumbled, with millions on his
hands. And that Corbin was has.
tened off to Washington to prevent
the sale of gold by the Govern
ment. Corbin now denies being at
ali interested in the operations of
the gold clique. James Fisk comes
out in statement backed up by
affidavits in which he very gcncr-
ously gives Mr.. Cobii the whole
credit for this most brilliant and
mastery thing in corners" Fisk
SAYS he only came in at late day,
but Mr. Corbin is entitled to all the
honor of originating this "big
thing" 1t is like Fisk, it's Fisky
all over, cool and damaging. l
have no harsh words TO say over
this most uhhcard of transaction by
the head of a government, to risk
the complete ruin of the whole
country, in order TO gain few dol
lars. If true or false, the charges
made, it will result, nay, has result
ed in the complete decentralization
and breaking up of the Republican
party. Sneh an ending was fitting
ono fOF a party that has carried i,s
every schem sofaggrandisemcnt aud
lust for power by the most aBhsard
of viIlainies. If the elections In
Ohio and Pennsylvania were in the
least doubt, this last trick Of the
Administrator would settle it. As
it is, the majorities will be very
ar-aI nnunnfh