The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27
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lgrdiIii,t- Inc seal mphn2 The House has
only given meso much money for sahiries
and wages fta' the, whole year, and ii, ~
you wnpt me todp, spend II MI IN tie
First three months, Whit will We do. .thei,2
BESIDES, This isa case where, we can't
eoycfup our trucks 90 eilsily.'
i RELAY there, George M.9Robeson, rc-
piled Mr.. Chandler sternIs; just yoa 20
and do " tell sou, spend all the
appropriation Why there will a,i,ig deii-
cheney bills IN ,Decembcr, and that will
show thai Tie Gonfcdrrs,ie Congress's pre-
tensions 10 economy were false ti,anl
= Hayes, Inlean. Is elected, you're o. X;
ifhe. isn't you are gone up any way, and
II the ex Confederate briga,iiers press you
hard just resign, aud then, ~ onr fellows
ia the Senalelave decided. you can't DO
Iimpcaclled.'
AT this ni0ment there was perfect
Eruption Of ffnnciian;,i'irs but ii was de-
bghtful 10 see how Mr. Chandler received
thenl all and disnli-se,l each with proper
answer. o1
The first man was Mr.. Tyner. the acting
Postnllster-G General, Mr.. Chandler being,
of course, Il zeal head Of the department.
Mr.. Chandl,f,' liz said here ire those
coinnli.siions for 800 Louisiana negroes
rs special agents 10 Investigates the work
ingoflhe postoilice Departmeht in In
diana aud Ohio OH tho second Tuesday in
0clOber.'
Mr.. Chaidier read one commission and
replied Wit. nm angry frown: why,
these niggcrs are torcccive s. d day and
travelling expenses from illc ;iuae they
leave Louisiana ill they got b,ck 2
Mr.. Tyner's knees smo,e together and
he iimi,lly said. 'wl-why. wh-whai's
wrong%
'5ir, said Mr.. Chandler s,crnIy, you
have proposed 70 pay these incn asal.Ty
and expenses from tile ,imc they leave
Louisiana lii they got back, instead Of
tlll the day after ile October election
! tluught il would make no difference
stamnlere,l Nj. Tyner.
No ditIercilc?' retorted Mr.. Chandler
angrily. TO take Those niggcrs back.
with their pay. would cost s2i0 500; aud
this money would be wasted at time
when thr people urgently demand reform
and economy. No. Get yoar 100 special
agents up TO Indiana, and Jet them vote
early aud often; then l'ay them, with the
customary deduction for campaign pur-
poses, and urn the.n loose''
But ! thought we would want tleiI
votes again IN Louisiana in November
said Mr.. Tyner. .# a@#
'With areturning board in Louisiana,
SIR said Mr.. Chandler, ii is more blessed
20 count on. than TO vote in.'
Next came clerk with telegram.
Mr. Chandler read IL and sand instantly.
Telegraph Mf. Bristuw to pitch iu,o me
more strongly. Reform b the leading
issue of this campaign The same to
'SchurS ! will So aLoat The drart.'
Then came tie Presidents secretary,
who said. Mr.. Chandler, ifyou please.
ia would like 70 pardon Tie whiskcy
thieves,
Buck, 9aid the secretary, kindly. .icl
your father il can't DO done at lcasl iill |
after the elections. Then, no matier how
thinks 90, Tie goase hangs nItilndilum,'
as We Irsc,i 10 sly. Aid lit linn under.
stand ll,at Iam running this adniuistra- !
tion, aud thai IL there IL any trouble the
Scuaie won't bc troubled by any questions
ofjnfisdiction when he Is inleached.
ion hcar nle 2 ln aN
And, oh! MIR. Chandler, Mr.. Hayes
wants 70 know |: lie can come aud 500 IA.
Not ;ill after the election, and then I,r |
won't want 10. no matter how il go,s |
Tell the nan who Isis Haycsin charge 10
keepa detective ut tile n,ilru,d station. !
aud Il Hayes tries 60 buy ticket far
Longs Branch sloot him on the sposiand |.
say the Catholics dit ill.,
! have never seen q man Or /
such great executive capacity ~ Sir. I
Chandler.