, 1872-10-17

boundaries at once On Tie Ohio, the lakes, and
tidewater, that it has deserved this prophecy at
the hands Of any stranger. = Il
"Hartrauft,' y said Major Bnndy, editor of the
the New York Mail, twill carry Pennsylvania.
He could not; under the circumstances, be elect
cd anywhere elae. But he can carry Pennsyl- /
sania."
He did, The east OF the State was in a CO.
mRtosa condition from the protracted use OF fried
Oysters, and voted for HaTtrauft becapse, not
having eaten the s1e1ls they had not lined their
intellects.. The interior voted for him because
he was supposed to be another man Faeh the
same 6utfix to his name, all the names sound
ing alike after dinner there,-and because Jerry
Black had just given a chareter to CresWell IN
the Chorpenning case, Which was interpreter to
mean character to the whole state ticket. 1h6
westwent for him because the o1l-corner they
formed q year ago, in that section, was 80 helm
GUS conspiracy thai tile only way to have it for
gotten WAS to do the more atrocious thing Of
elccting Hartranft. a generation OF Sqet, who
shall deliver ye from the frylng-pan to, come?
in custody for three years to come, aud pc ye all
pardoned in time, for we shall have the next
Congress- and mean to punish you with, q heavy
duty On domestic sausage and all cheese which
smells aboTe 80 many pounds to the square
inch. J. :.
TIE pARDoS-BnoKIEa GOVERNORS STAFF.
The criminal administration OF Pennsylvania
will be quite complete when hrs. Lucy tobb ls
nta,sa asa to Hs50a5g e. s e aaa grace da aa
and 51 accomnodating @ pardonsbroker of Johnson's
Administration. She had 8 beautiful eye, and
wore the smallest number four shoe. and was
possessed of but one bad habit. She used chew
ing-gum. This chewing.gum viii greatly ed to to
her accomplishments at Harrisburg, and it will
put everybody at home as il they we're at dinner
The detective police officers, Mesars. Smith and
by the right loyal City. Of Philadelphia. The
Judge, Thompson, who has given dignity and
character to the Bench for more than twelve
years, goes down to make the way easy for the
pardon brokers' dynasty. In place Of pure and
lymph, dull-eyea shire-butcher goes into the
Executive Chair. And master Of al is
Bill Mann and the Criminal Ring Of Phla-
delphia. This Mann has been in office almost con-
tinuoualy since 1856. When first elected, he
After several terms OF unexampled corruption,
wherein criminals were compounded with, and
peace and good order given to the Winds the
better people and journals bolted his nomina-
tion, and he Withdrew, only to return atter s!n-
gle term of retirement, master OF the city agaln
He is now master Of the State, and what often
ces he does not care to compound with as Dis
trict Attorney, pass up to the Governor Tor the
broad seal OF pardon. In TIE CHIcAao TR1B-
uNE Of March 13, 1868, I sketched this person,
Mann. He WIS then in temporary disgrace; he
is now the only legitimate Boss Tweed in the
country, and while Tweed stolo only from tax
payers, Mann's SOURCES Of support have always
been charged to be the criminal claasee. He is
man Of some force Of natural rowdy-
lem, great extrayagance, and he appears
to have struck hands with Cameron, and ruled
his old chum, Governor Curtin, out Of the King:
Grants Postmaster, at Philadelphia, man Of
| better stamp, has just been elected County
| Clerk on the city ticket. Cameron will return
| to the Senate BY natural ascendency over the
| CITY Ring, and live out his sordid and picayune
days like moth in the brightness Of power
l Z ui,uf YAF
most eficacions in defending this galaxy OF folks
| before the more provincial and yerdant people
| OF the Commonwealth.
"Weu,r said he, .two pious %e9.mJamaa a.orna E
Stuart, founder OF the Christian Association
They have issued the certificates OF character,
and strewn the palms befors the fest Of Ba1ah"
has and his band"
John ". Ge.ry will leave his Office gener-
ally despised. He was neither feb, Aesh,
nor foWl,-solid. gaseous, nor liquid He
tinkered with Labor Reformers, and Was the
High n1ogul Of Union Leagues; He tried to
| ppiit differences in tllevery, and cast nP pen
nics between different forms OF felony. Nature
made him for faithful Sergeant in the Regular
| Army, who needed some watching, at twenty
dollars month. He was big, country-looking,
+ big, at receptions. These qualifications failed
| because there was not enough natural man tc
eke them out. He pardoned Yerkes l. Co., on
tho o7a OF election, to get 3 document which i'm
plczted his crew, and some gay, h1nselt, IN Inc ane
| Evans peculation; and va discharge him from
honorable mention. It appears, by all the facts
tia. ths nost honorable man in the Hartranft
and Geary Criminal Cooperation Society, VIE
the eaid yerkes, and he had been sentenced L te
five years in the Penitentiary, though al the
while said to have been retained az a member II
good standing in the Philadelphia Stock Elk
chanpe, Imagine Mr. Ketcham in Jail keeping
his esat in the New York Stock Exchange.
| Hna MIA
this campaign Of weak spirit, "letting dare
mod wait upon would, like the poor cat l. the
adage." His course OF action should have been
decided at the time Mr. Sumner broke with ths
aHalt!" And oven his weak order then bad the
tone Of command in it, and made for an instant
panic in the ranks. He might have cried
tsAbout face! March! !" at that time, and KEEP
bie party respectable; or he might have plunget
boldly in, created great paper md q stat'
spirit, and rendered Grants nomination impos
sible. They repurcbased his plant and ductil'
will for the petty Office at the receipt Of Gus
toms, which, in the Scriptures, vas always H glvel
Forney sat in the receipt OF customs. and "a
! pelted with the eggs Of criticism, m,-e3gs whicl
did not always burst fair nor shed the mos
| grateful perfume. His Office became
from It, and attempted sort OF halfway fgh
| between Grant and Hartranft. cutting the forme
, from his base, and the latter from his hypoth
! enuse- Had that sort OF light Won, 1t "on1a nav
been all the proportions Of a campaign wastef
GU carrying hen-house. To have succeeded I
| it, and planted the Rrg on the hen-houee, wit
the White House yet to carry, would have bee
: merely to gain small elevation and be anna
t1enclel 10 the face Of the fro Of tbs cidate
, Bnt Fo1ney was a Pennsylvanian, and c9uI
, atrain at gnat and swallow camel.
, He 10 just now getting much prophecy Of 81
I ! ceeding miafortune from gutter.snipo papel
! ike the EceninG Bulletin. To such goslinga {
grace and knowledge, he is still \ tower and
, | light. He has lost nothing. His paper Is
better property than ever, and ho 8 better maj
: | for the baIf-6ght he made. Let him proceed
. | the same limo. make things lively for ain IN
8 | wicteaness in Pennsylvania and he will die NJ
/ | without record and remembered good influence
= = GATH.
Joaquin nIil1er's Drive.
Fron. tbs Nt,s York Sun, Oct II.
1csquiu Miller, the poet Of the 6ieETas,
4 | stopping Al the Actor House. On Thursday, l
2 and Colonel Tenne G. Cafiin, Mrs Victor