The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-03-08

had Aeard, as.tLHkh, Notwithstanding it
had been branded "a false by reliable
witnesses. This statement was also
given to the Radical press as evidence
given before The committee. NWha,
must Honorable meitthM oia Uni
ted States Senators a religious anshs
moral man, Who 1dtliberately, and 70
partisan purposes. not only acts with
inetf.ble meanncss, but who tells thai
for truth which has beeuproven false
in order to influence harsh and unjust
legislation Why should the pres
in commenting upon this fellows vile
ness, miree words or beat about TIN
Isbush by ilaimating ahatAhe &has .pres
varicated or paIte. ell with the truth
Why not at onve use the homely buI
expressive. term liar. That is. plain
saxon and all can understand it. A
liar is bad enough in all conscience
bu; a mea man, a canning hypocrite
and a liar all united in person. Is
an object fearful TO contenplaie.-
Senator Seott is all this, and 10 boot d
'loil" Kadical, and like a large mum
her OF mis- party friends in the Sehate
must do dirty work for the President,
10 remain in favor at the White House,
aId he seems fitted .or the task. /.
Ben. Butler who met with suck O
sudden let down on Tuesday last III
being defeated in having the rules sus-
pended, in order to pass his Ku Kiux
m~onstrosity, has recovered breath.and
will make another effort to-day he
Claims that he ha. gained over the two
votes necessary 10 suspend The rules.
fhc bill will not pass this session for
want of time. r
Senators Cameron and Chandler.
interviewed the President yesterday
with regard to the position of. Assist
ant Secretary of the Interior, which
is vacant. Cameron's strong claim
Tor patronage is that Pennsylvania
Twill GU to The demnltion bow-wow41,
i something, i G, patronage, places Or
money, is not done for her before the
next election, which result will have
great influence on the Presidential
election. BY thus playing OIL Grants
Pennsyl ania vii get something
handsome in the way of Epap;' the.
300, 90 i'll the appropriation bill be-
ing the first instalment of cash, il
being intended, for the nary yard III
Island, or rather to mabs
votes enough to caunterbaianee the
Democratic majority in hesitate wi:cft
cannot 80 well be carried on as
in he city. Cameron may get the
Assistant Secretary o:thc Interior for
ne OF Ills friends 4 he and Chandler
are much in favor with Ulysses.
4 terrible howl was raised by the
and Eastern Radicals i'll
the Senate yesterday, over the amend
which provides for the settle.
OF the claims. Of loyal citizens .:
the South Tor Qnartcrmaster and Com
nissary stores furnished or taken du-.
ring the q Such intensely Radical
as Conklrng, Elmun'is, Stew
III; and the Yankees generally. shovel
heir love for their loyal friends in the
south by opposing this measure OF
%us;irc, on the ground that it would
the Treasury. The Southern
Senator's stopd firm and atew West
I'll Senators vojed with them,- but it
emainei for the Demoer rattle Senator's
o step in and save The loyal Southern
re- from the grasping meanness and
Q OF their protested party
who sacrificed them the mo
len, it bec'mc Il question of dollars
nd cents, For this FAVOR, which WAS
in n spiril Of justice, the g same
s.licals, Il rst AMI Soath, viii, Ano
strike hanls t'pass Il seri"s OF
measures to put The Dem
rats, .lespeciaIly those Of tho Sppt:
lnder the harrow of Yankee hate,
:upidity and bitterness. Sncli will be
,allawag and Carpet bagger grati-
ude. |
Senator Sumner has gone home
giving his final salute to
iraiIt this session. The telegratns
nd letters from his friends advising
i'm todesist from his attack Dill Grant
rere too much for him to withstand.
rant does not realize it yet, but he
7i.l find that Sumner will be q. thorn
Il his side before he gets through with
he next election in 1872. FAC sd
CRATE
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