The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-30
THE POLITICAL OUTLOOK.
WAGING THE VAR WITH UNDLM1N-
ISHED UGOR.

WAGING THE WAR WITH UNDiMih-
80 ISHED TIGOR.
A Joint Radical Meeting at Walter
boro'-Bowen Assatls Hoge and Both
indulge In Billingsgate-moses Comes
tn the Rescue and secures an En-
dorsoment OF the Regular Ticket.
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rFRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE
WATERFORD September rs, 1872.
The great Republican mass meeting-ex-
tensively advertised, but only sllmly attend
ed-came off here yesterday, and became
more interesting than was first anticipated.
Messrs. Moses, Gleaves, Hoge and Cain were
advertised to perform, and expected to have
the field to themselves; but ''the best laid
schemes of mice and men gang aft aglee.'
When least expected, the Jupiter tonaHs Of
Colleton Radicals, G. C. Bowen, fanked by
Hoyt, Gailard and others, appeared on the
field. to tell what they knew about the "Regu-
lara and why all good Republican, should
SUPPORT the Boilers. To complete the con-
sternaHon and panic excited By bis appear
ance, Bowen had a carpet.bag full OF news.
paper extracts, letters, concessions, DC, Wild
which he proposed to demollsn their canoi-
dates in detail.
After some little demurrlng about reply and
time allowed, Zone hour to each,) Bowen
opened fire by telling the negroes, with Whom
ne has heretofore been very popular. thas ne
had felt 1t q duty he owed 10 MS oio irlenos 10
come up and warn them against the same
ring that had brought The State to the brink OF
ruin: that had made enormous fortunes out OF
the exorbItant taxes wrung from the hard
earnings Of the poor man, aud made me name
OF the Republican party IN South Carohna
synonymous With infamy anda disgrace TO
the government Of the United States. He
denied that the Regulars had the right
to attack his personal record, not being
a candidate here; and would say to q
Mcontemplible puppy" who had done 30 at
summerville that there Is a point after which
forbearance ceases 10 be q virtue.
After this bellicose exordium ne proceeded
to knock down and drag out, metaphorically,
the Regulars regularly. Space WILL not permit
me to write how he slew the repenting aspl.
rant for treasurer, who carried The great seal
10 New York and who would carry The pubic
funds In the same direction II tue attorney
general would only give him that pleasing
guilty, OF never come back at all. Or to tell
how Noses WINGED under the hot shot which
Bowen pitched into hls ranks, not even spar
ing the chief himself, but charged that hs I'M
lust aud partial ruling contributed as much
TO defeat impeachment as anything else did.
BE was especially felicltous In showing that
same whn were bribed to defeatimpeachment;
s ea ~ - So,1..aa TIC pennhIican Marty svmna.
th = 10 with imneschment. and he had prom
tsad ~ onnaaI fo:the mamie. that he was doing
40 now. and was willing to leave the Issue
with them after they understood 1t. That the
Regular ticket was not Intended 10 work re-
t soIma, snas INC Sot 81 the hnnorv rear was
tatans Vo,.ne =. ae o.. 1s"nt for n,Is9e This ia
only moVioS ~ ,h sae '. ,1Sus " pr q mart Of his
oL ooySse my tm . ronnaS ,,oun amid great
sPeeca, aae ho We mrS,.s Az of his hour N
applause aI .ne e1ptia t.tad " - n %at un en,hna,.
Hoge repileo, ana ttiea 70 get up ens unu
asm LOT a.aae, DuS nuooay "a snI Wo~s fn,% the
= ELY Ous sn9 poosnSi1aoS, hag bssn shot
aegToSs avm y aI ~, Ti,~ Ramn"rocv when
anu kiilsu W Sn 60 tbo. ~. noe
ne CHAIRMAN gave LUG s,Su do ond osrer
mere s1e ys,na .3Gor mss the" Crowd yelled
Innetvr them ysnt Pr BoWen;s general
ALL 9Th yit erea,. ardor and microscoplc
syIar,tS. aEsr q lille mild abnse. CAPPED
moy ~ SAVING he belieyed Bowen had
adncatsd r. 5e q, MethodIet preacher,
10 souo M reason for this singular
Heawarned Bowen not to tell that tale
y Waas nc - hoS ,ho-n oil in q ten.acre
= negroes " ne nan LIEU and nan,Ssar no.
lot, aHu nau Pienty VI stnp1 e ~ a Horn faehIo
cause 10 " nos .aue: ~ ,orad Rowan Tom.
aeiencs " ,Satuo1Di = : q annthing aoainst
UNISON Sa t Gea hod 5 mt ,hs maSk on bis fore
mum tnss U uou n ! . P = and a, the Rolters conld
neso, S Suo 80 ~o'' : =. 1850 IS
h9s Iuo y UuS +,ot uooa had. stolen me
oomea Sniiar. of rho srmed force iund.
I9ousaau ,'naa nnoand .aid .uThat ia a lie.n
luapsS% InG ~ hfa fot ss,d .sYon ara a
boweni suan.nS 5Iu son AZ . - Hope
% iying, eo n y SoWaU ,hon calledphi6 all
:1o9te anolhel. nmHu thtnr Of - CAN'T
me aoaa aaneS 10 800 SI nonr nsnar : ana then
Wrloe sLem' au' ga raSU "ma EEous,s historv
llVenoee aaew, auu nhat uoae had United
Waeie 40 i9is av ~ +ho"sanS Ss,iars for seven
Ins1 t Hs u nsr1,oes 90 ;nSos. fhaf he received a
hhiibnsIf or q nadssshIp adjournment, but White.
p pla at.Sreca scarad him and he then an
amN1tles ~ M famons negro hoy Smith:
tIS ~ =. nroos of Hoae,s frauds In relation 20
snassuI paooIa o,;nn oSor ReoI hv three thous.
nlsoaato .sasori,u Swhicb ReaG heat him ia
anu Votes mslossty, .mnt' y WoshInntnn r.
on nleln tne usPaitmen.a q. .SlinIo ~ Iii
DC. He closed tnls noge-isn PnniPPic ny .ea,
Ing Hoge Wnere ne couid % Iounu, ally uareu
him to do It again, &c., 81 cetera: hoee, III
reply threw mud, Min ana slime lor snotuer
hour; published announcer volume OF bowens
history, enlarged, greatly lmProVeo anu copt-
ously iliustrated; arsmatiaea q part 9a y,
Darlng ms Wrss anu .nopusng sue1 y y. I'LL
the most tragic mannsI, tnsnheu 9oo lucy
had never peen manacieui ueclne4 " 4Sns,
preterT1n4 10 rest on MS army auu hu-hiuA