The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-05-17
clauses, indicating stllatjthe money lrE,yf

clauses indieating stllatithe money
appropriated should not be spent
for certain holesome purposes,
vas vetoed, and now hose salutary
| clauses presented bg MI 1.addiin
the form Of separate bill, arc ito
BE- vetoed. At lcast, everybody
believe5!theyswil be. Ntf. Hayes,
for 81 once in his otlicial career, is
unanimous. For the last:two days
allyviio have talked with him on
the'spbjsct say be will veto the bill:
Whether he is led 70 DO 50 BY tie
suggestion Of ] ohm Sherman, Swlla
sees il an ANTICIPATED disagreement
between Congress and tie Execu-
tive q possibility Of adyancingilsis
Presidential chances, or by tlle
maudlin threats Of such mens IS
Chandler lIn q ~ tho lately visible
determination Of the radisal repub;;
licens 10 make var upon 81 who sl!,'
pursue q patriotic course, We mas.
know hereafter, No conservative
man here now believes tint Mr.
Hayes has my convictions on Tie
subject 81 any other subject which
will stand III tie VA q lis plarty's
success. The III af Democratic
visitors ,at the White House has
been short since March 1871; late
ithas diminished after tie nest
yetolit will not:bc worth reporting.
Speaker Randall, 81 Is said, goes
to California during the recess, q
address tic people Of That State on
political subjects. The Democracy
has few il any wiser leaders than
Afr.I Randall, and, though he ha.
spoken! little in campaigns outside
ofiilis own State, I nm confident
heIwillS Do Of great assistance il
California Or Wherever, he may y co
Senator ingalls, Of Kansas, Is Il
be!inyestigatel, The charges j. were
such and 81 sustained thst tthe
Investigation ought q haye been
ordered early. They ore "a tic ef.
feet that lie caused Is 30 paid by
others and also personally paid
money t. the members Of the Kan
sas Legislature e. their votes il, Ills
favor. Tho charges are made By
Republicans and ! Democrats, and
are backed b, such d mass Of testi.
mony that either ingalls, Or half
the State Of Kansas must DO cor
rupt. NY w w
Captain James B. Eads gets
$500, GOO under an act which passed
the Senate on Friday and which
had previously passed the House:
This is payment, SO far, ,lnderEhis
contract for improving the nayiga-
ton Of the Mississippi, Captain
Eads has made better progress
than lie hoped for and will com;
plete! sooner than he expected this
most important work. IIo deserves
.all'and moro than all fhe ha. re.
ceiyed fs...= 4= s45 $50 81
931sepresentatiye Lapham, Of New
York, submitted 8 last week a
proposed amendment t. the con s.
stitution authorizing the veto By
the President Qf single clauses
inganys appropriation bill WITHOUT
affecting other portions Of tt
6 The prominence of Senator Win:
domfin connection With tho colorcd
Fexodus, and tho fact that he is
nov frequently named as . Presi-
dental candidate BY Republicans
of standing give interest to- the
fact that he will today give his
views at length on tho legislative
BILL He will have a ! large atten-
dance. Without being eloquent
tho. Senator's an effective speaker.
There is published an appeal By
tho Greenback leaders Of Michi.
gan to assist the Greenbaekers of
Maine in their. September: struggle.
The positionIof Aiaine, as tho first
State 70 vote in which any Green
back strength has been exhibited,
adds greatly to the interest felt In
the coming campaign. ! MEMO.
8 ~
Extraordinary fool CLIP. !