The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-06
MUss AMONG THE RADICALS.

Muss AMONG THE RADICALS.
The Boise St1tesman Of Dec. Goth shows up
some of the carpet-baggers in no enviable light
and publishes some interesting letters in which
some Of these sweet-scented Cinnamon have
been indulging. The dirty interloper Moulton
eppears to be the prime mover, assisted by the
Honorable (God save the mark) David Nog-
gle, C. J., and another Insignificant emigrant
named Stout, recently imported into the Ter.
ritory to fill the position of Receiver of the
Land Office. We insert the following letter,
taken from the Statesman, and which was writ.
ten by Stout to B. F. Whittemore, a carpet
bag Radical Congressman from South Carolina:
Boise City Idaho Terry
Nov Goth 1863
Dear Sir
Accompanying this letter
is from Chief Justice Of this Territory David
moved by high and noble purproses free from malice.
full OF ktndness-but seeing the deplorahe state Of
our Federal officials puts the facts in a tangablS
shape for the enlightenment Of those whom responh
sibinty 1t Is to act In the matter OF appointments
| trust you will take this letter and as a faithful
and true servant Of the people, Help clean this Augen
stable here. more filthy than that containing the
Three Thousand Oxen, unclaimed for thirty years.
If the government keeps in power our Governor and
present nominated Secretary who go staggering about
the streets drunk for public examples what may hot
| the unoffcials do
When tell you we have drunkards in Office and
those who have been convicted OF high crimes and
punished in the State prison, and t.iose who have
committed frauds upon the Government and un-
washed Rebel officers blatent and proved of their
treasons do you wonder that the hearts IF good
grow faint and that their cries up to you set
ting in the seats of power and pleasant places, for
| IaJ, r,sn6 To 6a1 ond1,n ,nSJar
instruments in his hands We appeal to you, TO clean
this Stable
The good people here have a choice for Governor.
and would like to be grated by the appointment of
Col. H. w. Moulton. He has been with about eight
months. and knows the situation and our wants.
| BY his habits, and address and qualities of the
head and heart highly commends himself to US,
please insist upon the Cabinet and our good Presi
dent that they appoint Col Moulton at once if Gsv-
believe his Generaship will enable to obtain the
victory and plant morality q civilization here.
That shall honor the ag and hold Sacred those obi,
CATION of man to man, which brings peace and hap
piness Most Respectfully
lam
/ JAMES STOUT
Receiver Of the Land Office
The idea that the good people of idaho would
be gratfed BY the appointment OF such a self.
conceited idiot and dirty pup as Mouton for
Governor is an insult to their intelligence, and
'r libel which could have emanated from no 9TH
er than the dirty source from which it came.
But then Stout and Moulton and Noggle have
been here SO long (slx or eight months) that of
course they know what we want better than
we do ourselves Stout's eulogy on Noggle is
certainly laughable "A man of sterling moral
worth, free from malice full Of kindness, &c"
Three sterling moral worthless Noggle, Mou-
ton and Stout fit representatives of carpet
t bag impudence and assurance, whose presence
is a disgrace and curse to any decent com
munity.
8 Mr. Hop Wung Moulton also INDUCES in
moral epistle to Dear Brother, which we copy
as follows:
BOISE CITY, l. T. Nov. "a, 1862
Allow me to call your attention to
the fact that Gov Ballard of this Territory and
Curtis whom he has got nominated as Secretary
of Idaho very hard drinkers and their united in
fuence rather the influences OF their Offices go in
favor of drinking and other vices
BE and tell Senator TrumbuL not to allow the
of E. j. Curtis pas the Senate, Secretary of
this Territory, He will never do. believe the Cab
met will want him to be rejected, since they have
e found out about him.
r Sincerely yours
II. W. MOULTON
y Satan rebuking sn-Moulton talking about
n vice We wonder if he has forgotten that lit
6 tie vice of his in swindling Messrs Prickett
and Mcbride out of their fee in the China tax
: case, pocketing the money himself and making
trip East on other peoples money. Aud then
o comes Noggle, the superannuated old specimen
of sterling moral ,corth." who, moved by
high and noble purposes, completes the
charmed circle of three black crows" and
writes his moring letter to Moulton's Dear
n Brother, slandering Governor Ballard, and no
. doubt informing the potent brother that Moul.
y ton would make IN excellent Governor, and
. that he is the choice Of the dear people, &c.
/. The Statesman will doubtless publish this opin.
? ION by Noggle, G. j., in its next issue, and we
r shall patiently await its appearance. Some
!. rich developments will probably follow. It ia
I not our flneral but as between Gov. Ballard
il and Secretary Curtis, and Moulton, Nogsle g.
8 Co., we Join hands with the Statesman in de-.
fense of Idahoans as against these imported
Is scouudrels who are conspiring to bring about
the removal of honest men in order to fill their
a places with set Of hungry, unprincipled car.