The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-29
WARRINGTON LETTER
what Great Journal Has Done for
Hayes-TOm ScOtI's POwer-The g.
80. n. R.-COI. WiIsOn-The InYeS-
tiVatIue Committee.

IigatIng Committee.
Special Correspondence Of the Reg ster.
WASHINGTON, May u.
was told to-day by gentleman who
is frequent visitor st the White House,
thst the de facfo President is greatly
provoked at the course taken by "Domo.
cratic friends of tue Administration" IN
voting for the Potter resolutions, al
though the same Democrats had fre-
quently received fay ors at Hayes hands.
Why is Hayes grieved? Why is be
worried1 Why is his soul desoiate?
Who is he2 What is ne? a ursurpsr
q thief, 3 robber. with desoiation j,
the land made desolste," thot our nation
worships q brazen calf. CAL ye who
pass by the way" see there is no
fraud like unto our fraud. "Let US no.
abuse him." say the Phari-
sees, Ton account of his
wife" Who the deuce is She Hayes
deals out to US mixed doses OF craft and
hypocrisy. He plays the Pecksnif and
Mrs. Hayes listens st the keyEo.e TO
catch up all that may be sad about her
husband as did the wife OF Count FOsco.
VIII temperance badges and strict
membership OF the christian AssocIa-
lion" pslliate the crime of q stolen Presl
dency2 "Aye there's the rub Sad a
noted writer to me yesterday, Hayes
NAV attribute his shameful uotoriety rs u
thief etc, to the indeiaIs able work and
crushing philosophy OF one great jour
nal" "The New \ ork Sum- l presume
You allude to. "Hes, Sir"
This bit of conversation brings to my
mind the tact that the Sln never lost
sirht of the one grand principle that by
overlooking Hayes title, the safety OF all
our American institutions thereby hecsme
endangered. Fer the first time N the
history of our country the brazen arm
of fraud was interposed between the
citizen and bis rights. A dark shadow
was creeping into our sacred asylum
but the great journal, always a terror 10
evil doers, has st las. brought Us to a
stand still with the question, "Are we
Americans-where is our Constitution?
Greater in its power is the Sun thar all
the British papers combined, even put.
ting the Pail Nali Gazette, the Times
and the Telegram all in.o one. Willis,
of New York, the recresut scoundre. who
ran of TO Gotham to dine instead OF
stsying At his post, made this remark 10
me some time ago: "Dana is one OF the
most polluted men IN the world. lie
hstes every body and everything jus. be-
cause Grant wouldn't give ham al office.
Willis. however, is poor authority to st
in Judgment. He always reminds me OF
a Creole in New Orleans who used 10
hack Tom Andcrsou's boots and &C, as
caterer. l have my doubts aogU. VII
lis Caucasian blood. How many such
traitors the sun guillo.Ines! And yet
this epicurean who would imperil the
safety Of a great movement for dish OF
turtle soup, comes as Congressman from
New York!
UJ,uam gs,lti,um s,,ous2 Where in the
world are We!
SOME OF TOM SCOTS 5 TRICKERY.
You may remember that Montgomery
Blair told the correspondent Of the
New York Sun thst Tom Scott owned the
Times of PbilsteIphis, the Gazette o:
Baltimore; that he owned certsin Con-
gresham body and soul-it they have
snv. One DAVIS, Of California, intro,
duced a bill compelling the B. X o. Z. K
TO move its tracks, houses, etc, outside OF
Washington, or, IN other words, beyond
the city limits. Now the b, " .. X. r
hiss its depot right on Penn avenue,
may say. The unjust dissemination which
crops out in the Davis bill is self-evident
that Scott is behind the bill.
at is an outrage" said Senator Here
ford, a clear headed man. There Is little
deconcy about Scott when he has an In
terest at stake. Henchmen, Lobbyists
Scottmen are always here.
see them every day working