, 1876-01-21
TWO CARPET-BAQaEHS.

Northern mon who go South nnd get into
Office arc called carpetbaggors." Why
should not tho same term apply to Southern
men who como North aud get office For ID.
stance therois BARNEY g. CAuLr1zLD, who camo
hero from Virginia He now misrepresonts
South Chicago In Congress. Il ho not a car-
pet-baggor? Aud there il aprcal-englo Can
TEn II. HAna1son, who came horo from Ken
lucky to run for Office. Ho now misropro-
sents Wcst Chicago in Congress. IN lie not
also carpat-bagger? When Hill ut
tered his aiabolical oalumny upon tho
people Of Chicago, charging them with
practicing wordo crunltics on the Rebol
prisonors it Camp Douglas than JEFF
DAVIS, W1SpEn, W1rz, and tho Confederatos
inflicted Oh our poor boys III tho Andorsou-
villo prison-pen, instead OF rushing over to
his scat md knocking tho alandercr down, ho
rushed over to him at the conclusion of his
haranguo, but it was to wa rmly ehako lauls
with linn and congratulated him on his speech
Meanwhile tho othor carpot~bngger, BARNEY,
sat still without Offering word Of protest or
rebuko ; and there he sat until BLAINE called
on him to rise and rsfute tho shameful
aspersions cast OH the humanity Of tho pco-
plo Of his district. And here il tho wny our
carpet-baggor stood up for tho honor OF his
constituents:
bhlae-4 nsk taoao Rcntlsmcn t,leaass. Csniao!d
anu Aaoh} 10 cay ThotAes, " thelr best knowledge
anu nsto. moro va" any cruel treatment OF pFtaonsF'
!" @Aleseo. , s'e4a 70 thoaa TOE thas purpose
mr. eaaas4ot srlas W tne Denesraao siae oi ths
Aoose' @lo tho eeauonah has aeon IL to cal on
IL" Aof ns ses"lnony ~ tcRAfa ~ 1no tseatmsnt Of
ps'sonets n camp oou9ass 10 BOZ H'ah hltn 10 sup
iose 1son my e"eaee 11ss 1o5 acuosce IN "nas 10
- sa!u. ....- -.....-.
SH' nia4ne Vh'efFnptlHel-Aa "hat who oas @ld
1ho gsasieman from Georgia or injseR3
a.'' e*onoo-An "aAt Ae 9eauainan 1Fofa aAias
sa.4.
MF' 04elne tsneeHn8iyf-Vn! tLaaghtef.l
Af: csulae4a-Ia No. howo7cF. ssy that thers were
ee1saa in.'ancos o. efaoty wA1eh occurred III TINT
eanp '" Wy kaos'suse DUE tafJ were not OF suea
uu4'oef VI u s"ch cnAt"eee ~ 10 h'A3e genera
eaa.ge aRa'ast tne o'aesfs OF 'aat camp.
at. la, Vh Ms 8eat. In = LOW tone}-fnat II right,
nhu msae uone. ........
tr' cau4aoia-4 Ietoemo@ eous tastances myioK
however 40 hot thinx Is would DO isr 70 charge the
Government WIN sAhe 4heJ vera c4arBaAbla To tie
hnuuhhlsyot CERTAIN iau"uasEs In charge OF thofn.
Al' Ant t"ltlout tlaln8 aha III 10" tone)-Ihat u
right; IL shat aK'ee with you. .....
ar. Hhlho 10 Cauhel1)-Nul you stato ~hather tho
PRISONERS WAC sa5as ssoso Camp Douglas DID mol oe~
eop5 and inars sue same qusttera, and have e.acy
tae fane acconmodsuoaer ~ tue troops Lad had WHO
s e.mp e as waea wa ,elr camp Ana want TO
Hr. oauiaall~MY ,asmory % @ oa % hat uaius aoas no.
ssrre ma.
atr. Blaine qronlcsuy-oh' th. gentleman does not
eae ssseless .nas n camp pous. W.. naaa Tor Union
% srn 1tl,uo. s.s - ' &'''' t'A '"S '~''p u S'F'0'
.tt, cauao,d-Sox thst you bring # To nv r.co,lo,.
tiot. th!nk tho fact wa 80.
~; n.'he .aa moro 'ton1es,!}Toh, Losd, what
Thst sou., q tho rcsolsc0p or L psnssm.n 11a,
asore., who did not rocolluct the otsr day whe.hes
he offered tho resolution which read. to shoot all
.ss on.oa 'oasss "a .aasa IN .a' south upon
smonu s ths .l.v... ~ ~ - ''''SS'''
Nr. c.ulaed <.cyercy)-s1y dear .sr, want YOU to
unierstand tast ~tsn staas what my recollection Is
seous s ee'.a'a isa 10 ao' "lsh you 10 stsna on
Mr nlans-i s,s ~ ~. s,r,,y, -.r,,,o..,o ,,o
| n1& oiestioh tia gantIar1nnls Ysr6stty a. ali
Ms. cau1asd--Theu, ii u II strange recollection ]
an not sssponsio's for IL. -.-...
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