Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-10

MONTGOMERY LIARS ATTACK ON
THEEALIDITY O. HAYES'S ELECTION.

South Carolina had not lmpeached the val
idity Of his own election he would have left
the Republican party something to stand on.
But, once up, he kicked away the ladder from
under himself; once out of the smoke Of bat
tie and in safety, he shot the horse that
fetched him through the peris Of The conflict;
his own belly filled with the fosh-pots and the
fatted calf he turns loose the dogs Of COnfed-
crate wrath upon the less sumptuously fed
followers of his standard to whose faithful
efforts he owed the prosperous issue of his
plans. 1t is because MIR. Rutherford B.
Hayes is an migrate and a malignant foe Of
the men and means that made him, that there
are many constant and instant Republicans
who will stand idly by when the time comes
for him to be Gisgracod and broken OF his
office.
The MORNING APPEAL has already let it be
known to It's many readers its opinion Of the
case against Hayes as presented by Hon. VIM.
Z. Chandler We have expressed an I'M
qualified suspicion of the truth of the sub
stance OF these charges. Every circumstance
related thereto is evidence Of their truth.
} tltt HOW COtIlcS lILOI vi JIG OA4A-
cinnati Gazette and reitorates the accusation
made by Chandler. Only in form does
Boyntons charge differ from Chandeliers The
latter accuses the rebel D locracy in the
Senate and House Of selling out Tiden; the
former accuses Hayes Of being the principal
in a corrupt bargain entered into by certain
quasi Republicans, whereby a Solid South
was to be the price of Hayes's incumbency of
the White House
And now upspeaks that steel-wired skeleton
Of the great Blair family, Montgomery of
that name, and indicts Mr.. Hayes and his
confederates in most mastery statement of
the Gulf-State Railroad part Of the story, as
limited to the readers Of the ArrEAL as long |
ago as last spring. This time il is Old Kahn
tuck which furnishes the evidence that John
Brown is still marching Oh. But it is not the
spirit of old Ossawattomie that disturbs the |
air. Rather it is one John Young Brown, a |
Congressman and a reported manipulation of |
big and little schemes in Congress. MIR. Blair
explicitly states that Hayes, by his agents,
Matthews and Foster, did stipulate that in
consideration of his own counting-in by the
consent Of certain Democratic parties to the
negotiation, he, Hayes, 40 ID not only not
insist upon regarding his case rs a precedent
for recognizing Jhe Packard and Chamberlain
Governments, but that he would become an
ally of the Texas Pacific Railroad scheme
This is the substance of the accusation brought
by Mr. Blair. In other words, the rebels
aud +Lo Ton, ,,1p,, ocran1 70 ,,1,+ |
stop to the fllibustering tactics in the House,
stipulated to waive the question of fraud in
Hayess case, while reserving the right to
insist upon fraud in the cases of Packard and
Chamberlain, atd Of makjn9 the President a
party to the prosecutions This is only some
thing more explicit than what we have always
said. We have held, since Hayes named his {
Cabinet and destroyed, with indecent haste,
the Republican party of the South and sought t
TO strange it at the North, that the man was '
a barefaced rogue confidence man and hypo- !
critic. Oh Tom Scott! what hand you played a
in this desperate game, and how faithfully c
Sam Randall carried out his orders when he 1
changed the tactics of the Chair. And oh. f
the Republican sentiment that was drivelled t
out upon the barren soil of an imaginary t
Democratic patriotism when Randalls de- ;
cisions from the Speakers chair were made L
known to the country. 1t was shrewd game. P
Even the organs of the Central Pacific Rail a
road have sustained this President who thus t.
sold himself body and soul to Tom Scott and n
the Texas Pacific Railroad. Talk of honor P
among thieves! See, oh see, We blind and tt
bigoted moles and bats of politics how ready b
the Lost Cause was to sell the Northern Dem t.
ocracy for brace of paltry State governments ri
aud a Treasury plundering railroad scheme, b
And oh, Reform. what sins and m eanness, S
lies and hYpocricies, swindles and huckster- h
ngs are perpetrated in thy name! Reform! p
Why Boss Tweed is gentleman and a fidu- o.
;iary saint compared with these rogues He d.
robbed the rich of great, thieving city
md divided with the poor; these villains be- a!
rayed their several political parties and turned h
raitors to their most trusting friends in order
o fill fat office, reconstruct the confederacy W
md send up the stock of the Texas Pacific st
Railway Talk Of Patterson and his scull- tt
lugeries; he is model for colporteur and a b;
worth subject for the religious press gang h;
compared with this fellow Hayes When the pl