The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-14

Ilr. NnSby Makes Extracts from
Ills DiaFy-The DennnCIaIlOn
OF the Presidents Southern
Policy.
CoNrEDET X ROADS witch is in the
STATE Of Kentucky, April &c, ls77.-Ef
.le yooserper Hayes don't find hisseli
ig,o muss With his party, in. less than
month, ! am mistaken. hev bin in
New York and hev observed the indiCa.
Stems. There is storm n brewin wiCh
viii break onto his devoted head, and
,gccp him from the face NV the political
l-lh. It is inevitable. Them ez wuz
u0st Instruments in electin him are a
slertin Nv him. Their amt one w en-
Int believes IN hi5 Southern policy.
The follerin from my diary, while in
200 York, will perhaps show the situa.
-hcn'cz clearly ez anything:
NDaday-Met gentleman in bar-room.
Gal nose, and evidently in bilyus cir.
1mstanCes, and, tz il were, eonstipated
lnanshellY; asked him how he wuzPleas.
ed with the Administrator; repiide that
aed alIuz bin Republican, and he'd
cherished the hope fur menny yeers that
g shood die in the lovin embrace of that
GLORIOUS party. But lie was altered
nat it he'd run its course. Coodent ap.
nr0ve nv the Presidents Southern polisy,
and felt that, for the pcrteckshun Nv the
Higger, he shoOd be driven into the arms
~ the Dimocrisy. No party Good live
vich didn't take care Nv its workers. He
God pu. his hand on his heart and say
that the fact that he he'd bin suddenly
dropped ont Nv u place in the Custom
House he'd nothing 10 do with his present
po.nhun, but when he looked 10 the
.rugglin Republicans nv the South, and
ls how they he'd bin treelid by the
piesident, he felt that he Good do nuthin
',4' than go over to the DimOcrisy.
lteriully accepted an invutashen to take
.a'hin and with great iutility attempted
10 borrow dollar nv me, witch is on the
anne lay, aud pCnsiyely departed. Met
mm seyral times that day, with perpet-
gooal respects Nv the same talk, with re.
pegt to borrowin, respects NV the same
experience.
Ioosiay-Gentlemen with a protoober.
5l abdomen. Refides neer Rochester,
lt hel bin in the habit NV comm TO Moo
York, wunst month, to draw his salary
nom the Custom House. Is nv the opin.
sun that HayescS Southern pOlisy is n
lIayoor. Don't keer q straw about his
oeiBg turned out w his place, but weeps
ahen he thinks OF the Republicans NV
Ae South being abandoned By the Presi-
.tns. Comment sheddIu pearly tears
ser the abandonment the morning he
sgs discharged. Wood have Distilled the
.riny sooner, butneYer he'd time 10 think
a,it. Shell either organize new party
b The basis OF protectin the niggcrs in
he South, or jine the DimoCrasy amt
,aoor witch. Is convinst that suthin
ought to be done, there bein a crisis. and
Weldon lyin gaspin. Felt when he
it0evcd his dismissal that the war he'd
o.Ri3aght in vane, and that he he'd lost
l,ilae roots Nv victry. Is wondrin il
!wgel will RELY rise and take possession
~ tue government Nv the city when he is
discharged.
I"7pdy-Thin party vehcmently de.
a1Ga,in Hayscs polisy. Denounsin the
abandonment NV the Republicans Nv the
South with teers in his eyes. Considers
lie country hangin on the verge NV room.
glme down here with letter from his
atmber Nv Congris askin that he be aP.
pointed TO n eighteen-Eundred- dollar
pIace in the Cuslom-House. Collector
lrthur onfeelingly remNrkt that ther
uln't any vacancies, nor any prospect
~ Their bein one, and that he had better
% home and 90 to work. Wantid 10
Anow il this wuz the way to bring about
'siorm? BcCved in Civil.Service reform,
aGtaIso blceved that we ought to come TO
i. very gradooally. Don't care 20 much
about not gitten his place, altho he ought
70 hCy il, but he felt like weepin when he
thought nv the abandonment nv the Re.
publikins nv the South by the President.
Int shoor but thar, in order to sekoor
he full iroots NV the war for the
(Conuu, he will yit be obliged to cast in
ai' lot with the Dimocrisy. Shell wait
aud zee. Hopes for the best, but spends
'he hei! Nv his time trenholm for his
country. Wautid to borrer n dollar.
And 80 on. While ! bleeve that the
.'Ic,iicut hes disrupted his party, ]
.a9oi hey liked the prospeck better II |
e1ol hev seen more NV wat mite be call
a. the bi4nes classes jnen the denunsia.
'aIN Nv his policy, and et it hedn't bin so
yeIoosively confined to gentlemen with
Illuminated countenanCes. | hev no OBJ.
Itkshun to red noses, for mine is not OF
The perly tint wich lovers Nv butypreier,
'enr rather bCekun.lite, but | know
'aa! it amt a iavorit color among the
IeoPle, onless one kin get medikle Ger.
"ANt that he aquired it by disease, or
ONE pekOolyer diet. Likewise it wood
re- better et the disapprovers, eZ n rool,
a.tn' hev unsuccessful letters askin for
p,aecs about Their persons, or little doki.
Aenis dismissin Nv en-, carefully con-
'ry!ed in Their clothes. These things are
e'SiIaud to ra'e doubts, in the minds Nv
latrer men, Nv the disinterestidnis Nv
'hes Ienuusiashuns. But | hey tbis
'omloSrl7'hey kin all yawp, and all the
pcoplc don't know the impellin motive
Nv the yawp.
The lion in alluCpt circumstances,
asorgin himself with the carcass nv ia
Prey, il a quiet beast, but rcnd the prcv
rom him, and he Growls. Just so with
Tue man in offs. III the powers thai be
e' him alone, he is quiet, bu! take thai
''om him, and his grovls is awful. The
'oo,crper Hayes is accumulatin E,orE
Nv growls, which will increase IA he
.9ys on.
! shoodcnt like to be in his place,
While the innocent man was in ded ernest
Haen he pledged hisself to Civil Servis
GsioFm, them ez held places, ez we'll ca
mem eSGeetin en-, thought he wuz like
.'!.den, JET in fun about it. And now
Is 4 stern reality, there is trouble and
-ete will be more. I hey hopes. Out
w The carcass cometh honey.