The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-20
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c.,,,iO D.niord, member Of Congress
..., The Belmont lohiOj District ad'
I,,r 1..,.,J DO our people according to apPoln''
..,', n'' from III. steps Of the Court House
~, -' evening. Considering the n0''es
i; ,i,eo be h.d very fair sized audience a..
md one th.. listened to him with SfSa'
,"o,,ioo '"o ra' Throughout hi. Interesting s4'
%s ,,..,, as bsgln by expressing his entire
.,,iI.pcs ia the result OF the elections
,,, ~, are to occur throughout the country
=, he 7th Of ueztnouth. He enuneFa-
y, "a II. results OF the elections already
IA and interpreted them 4, an omen
4 coming success. lie then pro-
" ,,.I.I to .ho7 Why in his judgment
a, Republican party should succeed at
=. i, Presidential election. He related
sY, Of bis experience at Washington as
,n.mb.r Of two Investigating committees
-E5nui,iees Ihat had Investigated Inc
Va, and the Navy Department" Of the
,,r.rnnea.--thathAd examined 1OOwit'
..se. and taken sufficient testimony 10
a.tel volume Otseveral thousand pages
Tie books otthe War and Navy Depart
cents for the last sixteen years oi ne
y.bliean rule had been opened and
.,rchel, and yet Notwithstanding all the
f,rSalarl,y Of the search, including tue
examination OF anybody an" e'ef0ouy
'aO had anything to say OeaF'"S ." 'Ae
lutte. tthe committee, II was SHOWN '''A.
.5sgoveFnment had not 'o'' one uosilfot
the public money through elmer OIL !ne'e
apartments. BeIknap had been convicted
d co'FupIly dealing IN pos'''Fsuef'H'p'
= private arrangement ne nAu nAu
nat was purely personal 10 himself A"u
'hePAFty implicated, but Shscn never i0''
he government q doliAF' lae '"'eaHSA
lions were conducted IN pis' " '"o sA
loutederates, Blackburn oil AensucNy,
md Robbins OF No''h CaF9""'' anu no
.dy wa' spared nor any 'ecFe' ma''eF
averet up and the result was 10 ctlm''
A:s BeISnHp IN Post.tFaaef'N'p' anu '~'
Piitaie GsoFgs H. FendIe'o" !" i very
!'1S!inI railroad 'ran''c''0n'
Nj. Dlniord gave a graphic picture OF
ias scene attending the Organization oil
as present House Of Representatives.
Inoae group around the Speakers stand
',rs gathered the men who could take
,st Iron Glad oath-Who could swear
hit they had always 0oFne true anu
iilIa'aI aI'S'ance 10 Tue government VI
a' Ini'eo e'a'es-"H.e uo"" "uO'"et
i'' cane the men VINO cou'a no' "a. ..Ne
'ai' 0i'a-Tao naa Tue ''Ain o',eOe,'lOD
'P'a 'ae'' 'seOtSs--n'e" VINO "1N OeT"
Ailcf uenesa!s, btlgaalet ueneFals, So'-
'ise' A'lo'' anu Capsa'ns III tue l.eOe'
NO! OF senator's ~ anu mem0''' o. TUG
A's' tOoS'e''' tnese men "no c0u,u NO'
aaAAs Al oA'n 'hA' 'uey n"a always
's' HHe % sne government were az Dew
S''s' mere were no Nepu pilIAa'
la''s 'aen' DEMOCRATS tney "efe"HS"
'a' rent INTO rebellion against tue gov
s'nsn' anu psmooFats 1ney were s'''''
u" resumed tue old appeIauon "s = .
aia'' 0! colF'e, and as was naturaI ana
Il
"Isa saeae msn were sworn ~ - Ne -. =
s"al The House what was the htss thins
I" DID, Was 1t to bring forth irnlIs
a''' 'o' Fepentanee7 Not al all l.
w" urn out Union soldiers, many Oh
A'n disabled In the SERVICE and NIL
sH' a the vacancies thus created win
s'a's'sfs'e " 'oIaleFs-Wl'h Sucn men Us
'''a''0,loa' FlIthugh, serseant'at'AFm'
'9s "'Oe' congress- and hamoleson'
aO4'a named Ms chlIa alter the a'sa''
~ o. abraham a! LtncO!n' 1t was to give
'~' 'sAa'ng places oa the leading commit.
' 70 men oil their own KIND. 10 all
~ 'as p''an' anu setVIcea0Ie Northern
'eaoeFac!--as was always their won't
y amen lne Southern element re-
.aeu us accustomed rule over it" old
s''s from the North.
NJ DGntord put the question TO his
I'iisnee whether it was desirable thai
as Vhole government should be thus or.
Eaissd throughout its vaslO Us depart.
staa after the 4th Of March next. We
s''E What Tilden's record was during
E'Ssh Shall We have a SOLID South"
7 'A' law making branch OF the govern
-'h'--A' the controllers Of all our reve'
''''-'ad two such ,ympashissrs audpeaee
1'issF'--sEO such aiders and comtOrters
'As rebellion a, rildsu and Hendlick,
NJ Government, Isl, a change of thi.
,'a that the people who spent three
~'a'Aad millions Of money and mourn q