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The daily gazette., 1877-09-12
.CARPET-BAG RINGS.

I Time al last win make things even,
perhaps, With the osrpef-bag Eogues OF
South Carolina- LAfer enjoying fmmuui.
~ for many yeats they are abouk 10 be
brought 70 Justice, II they have mot fed
beyond the reach of law. The avengers
on their track are not those who have
lately come into possession of the State
Government. 1.-THE prosecutions against
! these thieves, forgers and pepnrers were
begun and kept up only by conservati YES,
they might be ascri led 20 political hate
and revenge But these men have been
indicted by grand jury of whom one
half were colored Republican,. The evil
dence before them was gathered by an
investigating committee appointed on
motion OF Republican Senator and ap-
proved by Republican Senate and hav-
ing a Republican chairman. The wit
nesses nearly all belong to the party
which these offenders have dlsgraced.
Such facts are highly gratifying. If only
Democrats appeared as prosecutors, and
Republicans were defenders or apollo
gists, the genuineness of the proofs Of
fered for con viction of the carper-bag
plunderers might fairly be questioned,
aud il would be difficult to find juries so
free from party prejudice ~ to agree on
a verdict of guilty. But with the Re
pubhcans originating and heartily sus-
tanning the movement for redress, the
chief obstacle to the punishment of these
men disappears. Only by flight, " hich
most of them have alrea iy taken, can
they escape the consequences of their
crimes.
The persons indicted belong 10 the
highest and lowest grades of official and
unofficial life. One is a United States
Senator (Patterson), two are ex-Gover-
nors Moses and Scott ,one is an ex-Lieu-
tenant-Governsr (Gleaves), one an ex-
4 1-easurer of the State parker, one a
(pro te1n.) ex-President (SN eils) of the
Senate, one an ex-Speaker of the House
(Lee), and Others held responsible State
Offices, or were members of the Legisla-
ture, or were connected with ring banks
or railroads or other corporations that
wanted favors at Columbia. The offer.
ses committed were forgery, theft, bri-
berry and perjury. The carpet baggers
seem to have practical every device for
robbiDg the State which the Tweed ring
made familiar in Albany any In this city.
The resemblance between the operations
of the two gangs could not have been
more striking if they had worked under
a common direction and for Joint divi-
sion of the plunder. The whole amount
taken from the South Carolina treasury
ranges among the millions. Two subor-
dlndte members of the Columbia ring
have already confessed to receiving, -
their share of the plunder, at least $780,
OOO, and they are ready to make our all
that Is left of 1t and turn States evidence
on condi IOn or release. This hrs been
promised, and it is by their testimony
that some of the most important convic-
tlons will be Obtained If at all. Among
the most interesting disclosures are those
relating to the bribery of legislators. The
sums p3id for votes were from 500 TO
5000, according TO the position and in
huence of the member and the magni-
tude of the trust TO be betrayed. Persons
serving in the present General Assembly
are among those implicated.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-12

THE UNITED STATES SESArE.-The
opinion is daily becoming more prevalent
that the organization of the United State:
Senate, at the special session in October
viii be controlled by the Democrats. The
House is already surely Democratic, and
with the Senate committees in the hands
Of the Democrats, and that body in
hearty political cooperation with the
lower house, the work of economy and
Eetrenchment would be carried on to
such an extent that the people would
open their eyes in astonishment to find
he affairs Of government so cheaply and
economically administered. Every honest
lax payer therefore will hope for Demo
cratic Senate.
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September I2, 1877

HONEST" JoHN.-One more good and
faithful Republican has come to grief
One more shining light Of the great party
of advanced moral ideas has been extin-
guished. "Honest" John Patterson, car
pet-bag Senator Of South Carolina, has
been indicted for bribery y-not to secure
his own election, though, undoubtedly
be nd that very thing-but the honorable
Senzscr b not brought up upon that, this
time, but for another job-bribing the
Legislature to authorize certain railroad
jobs ia whidhthe Senator took an in
eereSt. tCA.s
dow unfortunate these railroad jobs
are to Republican statesman. How re-
cent is the sad fate of that model of good
ness and grace, Schuyler Colfax-how
his lies and tricks found him out, and
how he is now out in the cold With none
TO do him reverence except Young Mems
Christian Associations, and few of the
kind that believe in Henry Ward Beecher.
He came near being President, too
would have got the next nomination OF
the Republican party but for the prema-
ture exposure that blighted his blooming
prospects. There was Fremont, another
Republican favorite son. He came nearer
being President. He got the nomination
but the party could not poll votes enough
to seat him, and at that early day had
not learned the counting in trick. He
got sentence of condemnation from a
French court for putting forged and
fraudulent railroad bonds upon the
market, and if he ever sets foot in France
he will have to serve out his time within
a PRISONS walls.
And there is the favorite son of Maine.
He, too, got into trouble about railroad
bonds, and had to steal--"convey" the
wise called 1.-THE papers which convict
ed him of malfeasance in office from
Mulligan, after begging Mulligan on his
bended knees to spare him and his limo
cent family.
Now "honest" John, the last hold of
South Carolina RepablicaDism, the 'last
button on Gabe's coat" and the last
thorn il Hsmpton's side, and about the
last OF the Republican majority in the
U. S. Senate, is in danger of losing his
liberty and being swallowed up in the
Jaws OF old fIther Antic-the law,
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special terms and extra Inducements tn
maze maze and female agents, store keepers, &c.
county rights given TO smart agents free.
samples OF sewing, descriptive circulars
&C, sent free. All money sent in post-office
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MISCELL4NEOUE

an ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR
"A the paving of Van Buren, street, be-
creek:
Be ordained by the City Council of VIII
mington
SECTION l, That the bed of Van Buren,
street, from Delaware avenue to the Bran
dywine creek, be and the same-is hereby
authorized TO be paved.
Passed al the City Hall, Sep. 3, 1871.
N. L. L.LICHTENSTEIH, President.
W. H FoULK, Clerk. sep7
The daily gazette., 1877-09-12

The Philadelphia Bulletin thinks theirs is
so'd deal IN name. How would
Fharaoh have supported regal dignity with
- n a title as Joe McClsferty? Imagine
C%sar La oring under the name of Lemuel
= Ioomos, or Hannibal signing himself
2 Iomnnson Pugh. They would have
olea hrst. Cleopatra would not have been
loved by Anthony had her clothes been
marked Amelia Duffy. II Joan Of Arc
mad been baptized Matilda a. Melloy
probably We should never have heard o.
her"
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THE LATEST FROM MAINE.
Democratic Gains on the State Ticket

Democratic Gains on the State Ticket
PORTLAND, Ne, September 1.-The
senate stands rs Republicans, 3 Democrats
ara the House 81 Republicans and 26 Dem
ocrats' Greenbsckers, from Livermore
anu l from oxford, and 26 not reported
But few returns have been receiyel in no.
gard to the constitutional amendmants So
far as heard from that limiting the elective
franchise received 1857 votes in favor and
3,VsI votes against. That limiting munici.
pal indebtedness. received 4, ,5S2 yotas in IA.
yor and 65S against The first is probably
defeated and the latter overwheIminoIy
adopted. Official returns come in sloviT
Conner's majority over all the candidatss
will not fall below six thousand, Compiler
returns from Cumberland county give Con.
nor ll6.piRTality and elecs the whole Re
publican ticket except Senator.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-12

Mr.. HAYES treatment of Cornells def
snoe OF his civil service order, recalls the
story Of Billy Travers' going out to pur.
chase terrier. When the dog was put into
'he pit, and the rat whipped him, it will be
femem oered that travers inquired of the
iahcler, "H-h-how m-m much II you take
lor the r-r-rat!" In Mr.. Beecher's pathetic
language, " He would have been a bette,
man In my place" That is. Mr.. CorpeI,
mas more stuff to resist civil service reform
man Hayes has TO enforce ii.
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A HOUSE divided against itself canno,
~ 1,anu' out must fall. If this be true. then
nays cabinet must inevitably go TO
pieces for at least two of its mem hers ave
said not to be in sweet accord either wis
mis- Southern Cancellation or Civil service
policy. McCrary is reported as being orite
crooked, and hence is engaged in Iaring
plans for securing the Iowa senatorshin
ehereoy obtaining a good excuse for retir.
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CAPTURE OF ALVAREZ NJ DIAz PARrrsANs.
SAN FRANCISCO, June p, 1871
By the arrival Of the steamer Colima from Panama
We have news from Acapulco that on the 10th inst,
after a bombardment of nearly ten days by the Dax
gunboat, Alvarez capitulatcd He surrendered the
fort with 900 TO the naval iorces who thcreupon
entered the town. The terms Of the capitulaton arc
yet secret, from some known only to the
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relations exist between tho Two forces
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The soldiers of the quondam opposing armies are
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extremely mcagre. Tho American residents OF AGA.
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United states they arc subjected 10 the insults or
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Senator Franklin W. Tobey, OF Port Henry, "
and W. ". Rockwell OF Glen's Falls N r., at the
Fifth Avenue General James Conner, OF Charleston,
S. c.. is At the New York Rev. Dr.. F. x wehinger,
or Cincinnati; Colonel A g. Buiord OF Richmond. and
John q. Windcr OF North Carolina, are at the ST.
Nicholas Lieutenant William 7. Swnburne United
States Navy, Is at the Everett Judge A. G. Magrath.
OF South Carolina Is At tho Westminster. Fordyco /.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-11

The CouRTs.-CouHrY CoURT.-Judgs
Boyd.-Court met pursuant to adjourn
ment and transacted the following busi'
nessi no I'D. ..
Mrs. Mary Dunlap Us. Alex, Kenple,
certified by Joseph Toliyar, J. r; judg.
ment for plaintiff for SlO555.
State VI. Mage Baldwin, indicted for
betting and playing furo; fined $50 and
costs. ..... ..
John Mcneil & Co. vs.. J. L. Curtis;
dismissed al plaintiffs costs,
Joseph Bell &Co. vs.. ]. L. Curtis; dis.
missed at plaintiffs costs.
Greer & Lang vs.. John Carver dismiss.
cd at PLAINTIFF costs.
Peter Haberman Va. W. Little; demur-
er overruled and case deferred until Sept,
10.
State, for Thou.' Hughes & Co. vs.. Ira
WAyt ct al 1.-TWO cases)i motion to dismiss
oyCrruled.
Isaac Smith, appellee, vs.. r. Ankle,
appellant; Eetfor Oct, Q.
State W. Henry J. Fclber, indicted for
selling spirltuous liquors without license,
Defendant plead not guilty. Trial before
the following jury: A. D. Work, W. ?,
Emblem, Martin Pebler, y. W. ueiskell,
Jos. NJ. Gonter,lA AS. Nelson, John Gibson,
John G. Parshall, B. A. Biggs, J. i, KEEL
ly, VIM. Kidd, X. D. Irwin. Tho jury
returned verdict Of not guilty, and court
gave judgment accordingly.
Court adjourned until this morning at
. o'clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-11

TIE CosTERMoSdER NUIsANCE.-COm.
plants are frequently made-especially
in the Seventh Ward-of thenoises made
by costermoHgers in their daily rounds.
These gentlemen, though almost unknown
TO Wheeling four or Eve years ago, have
become an institution, and now there are
not many commodities Of portable ma.
ture'which they do not sell. II their
modes Of advertising-crying on the
street-were slightly modified and
changed from forte " piano, they would not
be quite 80 Objectionable rs they threaten
to be; and il they could be induced to pull
q little more gently at peoples door bells,
it would be boon to tho community for
which every resident Of a house which
boasts Of a door bell would be even thank
full. In house which is visited regular
ly every day by about dozen costers q
gentle pull Is as effective AZ a few frantic
jerks; in cases Of sickness the former
manner Of callingthe inmates would, no
doubt, be preferred to the latter, and US a
whole, the majority OF people would not
complain ii the costetmonger did not
handle the bell at all.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-11

WoRKIYGMEE's MEETING. Quite a
large number OF workingmen assembled
ut the Sixth Ward Hose House last even.
ing. S. W. Scott was the first speaker.
He said old Money BagJ now ruled the
country and manipulated all legislation
to keep his Golfers full. He showed, rs
he thought conclusively, that the present
legal tender could never, even on the day
Of resumption, have the value Of the
gold dollar (it only lacks little over 8
per cent Of it now for the simple reason
that it has not the same purchasing pow
er and could never have until by legisla.
tive enactment it was made a full legal
tender OF all debts, public and private.
You could never have resumption until
everybody but Old Money Bags was bro.
ken up. Resumption was impossible SO
long as the silver dollar was demon
etized and the paper dollar was not
n full legal tender. Ut is for everything
except duties.) The normal condition Of
man was TO do nothing; all the animals
do nothing, but man the noblest animal
Of them all had to work. There must be
u demnition mistake somewhere. Let's
go to Mexico, capture it and lay down.
He said he was no speaker, and hoped
his audience would not criticise him too
severely.
Mr.. &. a. Brockmyer, Of Charleston,
Kanawha county, followed in u few re.
marks on the progress OF the Greenbacli
cause in KanawhN, after which the meet
ing adjourned.
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MARTIN TuoRNroN.-Our old friend
Martin is looming up, and il gaining
quite reputation abroad, as the follow
ing from the Nag State Gaelic will fully
convince the most obtuse mind: "Martin
Thornton, the proprietor Of the Capital
Dining Rooms, Wheeling, labOrs but to
please his customers and provide in the
most satisfactory manner for the comfort
Of the inner man. By his labors in be.
half Of the public he has won for himself
a State reputation; and whenever his
name is mentioned-to those who have
enjoyed his hospitality-it recalls to
memory visions Of elegant repasts, etc.
He has separate dining apartments for
the ladies, which are under the manage
ment Of his accomplished wife. They arc
elegantly furnished and provided with
every convenience.
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MARTINS FERRY IrEMs.-Oar citizens
were treated TO a special address on Sat.
nrday evening, at Commercial Hall by
Lion. Lorenzo Danford. The meeting
was organized by calling Gen. II. Cane.
hart TO the chair and Mr.. Cal. GRAY as
Secretary. Prof. Schofticld's band was
engaged for the occasion and they gave us
plenty OF good music. II was rather for
tunNte that Mr.. Danlord followed go
closely upon the speech Of Mr. Conners, a
Democratic member Of the Ohio Legisia.
lure, Tor Mr.. Z. made some OF the widest
kind OF statements, all Of which, with one
or two exceptions were admirably rcfuted
by Mr.. Daniord, and they set in their
proper light. The hall was we'll filed;
quite number Of ladies were in attend.
ance. Mr.. D. spoke for about two honrs,
In hi. usual elOqent manner, and put the
real Issues Of the hour in such n plain
and straightforward way that any ono
could understand.
4 large temperance meeting was held
Sabbath afternoon in Commercial Hall.
Addresses we're made by Rev. VIM. IL.
Rider, Of Moreield, O., and Mr.. vii.
son, OF Allegheny, Pa. Both speeches
were good, and reflect credit on each.
The ladies OF the Temperance League
last spring organized Sabbath afternoon
''eelings, which have been holden all
mFough the summer in The grove; and
some, IN iSct most Of the meetings, we're
large ones, and good influence hss been
exerted by them. AS general thing the
ladies have secured speakers outside our
town. Your city has contributed her full
share oil speakers, and some OF their eff
forts here have been noble ones.
Kew. j. Brown, Of the NJ. E. Church,
leaves tomorrow for Cleveland where the,
East Ohio Conference will meet Wednes..
day, We hope that Conference will Just
De good enough TO send Mr.. Brown back,
Tor his friends here are legion. 7HI {