The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-03-21
RADICAL swAe POLICY.

The fact is pretty generally understood
that under Grant q very large per cent Of
his army OF officeholders were thieves; that
offices were swag mills and swill houses.
where radical frauds were ground out and
radical swine fattened. Hayes, who
is a second edition of Grant, except
that he obtained the Office by fraud,
is making tremendous show of civil service
reform. Look at it. The men who are in
Office are to remain, except possibly here
and there where some official refused to
bleed" literally, in which case he will go
out and a more hungry swill fend will go
in Wheeler is said to have announced
that he will not plead the cause
of any of his friends and relations for swill.
If the president deigns to ask his opinion he
will give it, just as he did in r.
gard to the Louisiana returning board; that
is to say, denounce a scoundrel and thief,
but il he can be made to serve good pur-
pose take him in and furnish him swill from
the government mill.
1t is further stated that Evarts and Schurz
have been appointed a committee to draft
rules for the government of the radical swag
mill and swill house. According to the
Chicago Tribune 1.-The recommendations OF
members of congress will receive no
consideration except when their opin-
ions are asked" a policy that will
result in q continuation of Grantisn
throughout the country, and which, under
the circumstances, is altogether the safest
- h. r. Ia
familiar with the frauds that made Hayes
president, and IL disturbed will elbow.
ON him, and become disturbing ele-
ments-fre-brands in his powder magazines
that will lift him out of fraudulent presi-
d, ntial boots. The men who are now in
out would have to retire by the light of a
brisk blaze or leave TO the possession oil
strangers books that the most expert
| accountant could not balance, and
| the state OF things that would
| Immediately ensue would be anything but
\ creditsble to radicalism. The assertion was
made long since that Hayesisnl would be 8
con inuation of Grantism, and current
events demonstrate the correctness of the
| declaration. This state Of things, however
can not long exist. The men who roam
over congressional districts in the Interest,"
of radicalism will have something to say
about the management of the radical swal
mills and who shall have a chance at thu
swill. Hayes, the creature of fraud anC
perjury, of countless crimes OF every SHADE
of blackness, will not be permitted To enjo,
his swag and swill while he ignores thQs
who were ready to damn soul and countr.
for his success. J. Madison Wells will hav
to be taken care of pretty constantly an
even Eliza Pnskston, Murat Halstead'
buzz saw embodiment OF female grace
beauty and virtue. will have to be loOke'
after. Messrs. SchuH and Evar'
will not be permitted to bull
around the presidential fraud barricad
that will relieve him of responsibility, an
permit swag and swill to flow in ceasele,
current to the men whom Grant empowere
to steal There may be lull for a fe
weeks. but when the hungry fellow
who have looked with longing eye
upon the swag mills, hearing I'll
fsvorites OF Grant lap the swi
, behind the screens, fairly awake to the r
: alizing sense that the civil service policy
Hayes means their everlasting exclusion fro
, the bsnkqueiing rooms where the faitbf'
= are rewarded with swag an swill, you M
> bet your bottom doollar there will be
) change. or explosions that will let the ligl
into the dens where the crime was Pr
, fected that disgraced the country with
. presidential fraud