The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-27
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ANOTHER ADDRESS.
The Rampant Reserves and the Land
wehr called Out.

ballllDOIe GaZStle.
Another exciting Address was being
sent out from Washington last night
The Bureau Of Patriotism reported the
following Indicators: "For the New
England states, u quickened pulse and
ligut ar, US OF wOr lever; for the Middle
st, ties ard lower Lake region, a general
CrlsIs and disturbed Business Interests;
for the South Atlantic and Gulf states,
slling barometer ard great Indifference.
Storm signals will be displayed At Wash
ingtOn from now until the election The
Address is as follows:
To the SU6tring Country: Having
been charged by the Republicans in Con
gress, who are snx Gus | o get tack, with
.0e solemn duty OF qu,ckeneng the pa
triolic pulse OF the land and raising the
waters, we announce to you once more
that the New Democratic Rebellion is
upon US. Having thoroughly Mexican
lLed the country by ordering an invest
cation into the frauds which placed Mr..
Hayes in the White House, the exultant
ana red-handed Democrats in Congress
have advanced to the second act In the
great revolutionary drama. Yesterday
witnessed the browning outrage. The
bill to place General Grant upon the r.
ired list of the army with the rank and
osy of Brigsder General, wss defeated
in the Senate. The fact that eleven Re-
publicans voted against the bill has no
significance beyond showing the insidiOus
character OF the New Rebellion. The
msiled hand which struck down the
great but impoverished General who
preserved the Nation, is the same hand
which sought his lie in the Wilderness,
1t is the same houd which robbed the hen
roosts from Pensacola to Getty sburg, and
which helped itself 10 Banks provision
trains in the valley of the Shenandoah
1t is the same hand which has chOked
and driven away from the public trough
hundreds OF patriotic, Unlon-lovIng c,tI-
zens who have shed their persplratlon
', ting tie Republican ticket q! every
election since the bOmbardment OF Sum
ter. The magnitude of this occasion can
not be overestimated. The Democratic
leaders WHO have planned this last as
ssu,t upon the Nation will not stop until
every loyal Republican is turned out OF
office after years OF faithful service, and
compe led 10 earn his own living. The
conspiracy is now revealed. a party
which refuses to pension General Grant
cannot be trusted TO preserve the fruits
of the war. These fruits must be pre-
served and the noble band Of patriots
which has been out OF fruit for nearly
.hree years must rally around the Old
flag once more.
The undersigned charged as before
mentioned, with the duty of working this
thing up proceed to sound the tocsin
We Congratulate the country upon u c
promptnes5 with which the Republican
ofIiaeholders and the Old army conLrac.-
ors have rallied under the ringing notes
Of our previous address-an address
worthy Of Santa Anna in bis best days
But the Peril of the Nation is but begin
ming. Dark clouds are rolling over the
face of the Republic, and red, omlnous
spots dIsfgure the disc of the moon.
We now appeal 10 the army suffers who
rose as one man in 1861 to take the field,
once more to meet the new and tressona-
BILE attempt to deprive us of our liberties
But for the suffers and eamp-foilowers
and bummers the star Of the Nation
would have gone down in blood in 1868
and upon the arm of this noble band the
country is leaning to-day. Hundreds OF
the mem bers of our grand political organ
ization who have been driven to Europe
to wait untIl the thing blows, are turning
their eyes to you to-day, Thousands OF
brave Republicans who have been una
BILE to borrow money without security
since the rebellious Democratic party
gained control OF the lower branch OF
Congress, appeal to you to rise in your
might and drive the ysndsls out Of the
National Capital.
Relying fully upon your patriotism and
your desire to see cheese once more SELL
ing st ninety cents pound, we leave the
disturbed Business Interests Of the coun-
try in your keeping.
EUGENE GALE.
GEORGE w. HoRHAM.
Washington, May p, 1878,