The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-09-11
HENDRICKS.
THE OLDGO.TERNORLS
AROUSED.
ASpecch TK1tichviu Create
"a Profoltnd Sensation.
scathing Arrangement Of the
Republican Candidate.
"Ehcy Say sac Is a Preacher
81 As,l .Oniya Wicked
Lawyer,
"Iet I yonla Not DO Ehat lie
Did for s thousand Years Of
the Presidency"

THE VERDICT AS TO COVER
NOR HENDRICKS is, 7
NOT GUILTY."
Special Dispatch 10 tue Cincinnati Enquirer.
INDIANAPOLIS, IyD., Sept. G.
Those Of his political opponents
who we're beginning to regard Mr..
Hendricks as a dead factor in pol
itics were most thoroughly dis
abused Of that idea tonight. To-
days Journal olitorialIy reviewed
Mr.. Hendricks speech ut Marion,
particularly that part arrigning
General Garfield for his connection
with the Louisiana settlement Of
the Electoral question, regarding
which the JoNraat said thatif Mr..
Hendricks charges were true Mr..
Garfield was a diSgraced man, but
iftnot, Mr.. Hendricks stood in that
light. 1t added that Mr.. Hend-
ricks had offered no proof, and his
elargcis not supported by any cv-
idence worthy Of belief. This di-
rect slur stirred Mr.. Hendricks
profoundly, and his indignation
took tho earliest time for express
sion.
Under previous arrangements,
John ". a. Shaw, colorcd, and cd
itor Of the S4Gtagist, Of New York
City, had consented to address the
Democracy tonight ut tho Wig
wan, but ho freely waived prccc-
dence, and to Mr.. Hendricks was
awarded tho opening. His inten.
ton 10 reply to this unwurnntablc
attack having become known, lie
found a large audience eagerly
awaiting him. They reasonably
expected a noteworthy effort, and
in every respect it met their desire.
Mr.. Hendricks spoke with unusual
warmth, and his points fell with
telling effect.
Governor Hendricks said lie had
no intention ofadilressing his fell
low-Democrats tonight until he
read in the indianapolis Journal Of
to-daya reflection upon his yeraci.
ty in connection with#a=spcech
made by him at Marion about a
montliago, initllo course Of Which
bespoke of tho vcryZQ questionable
connection that General Garfield
hud with tlle=grcat Presidential
fraud 1876. 81 spoke Of his con-
ncction as one double in its char
acter, and worse than that of any
other man now living | spoke Of
him in connection with the prcpa-
ration Of the case ut New Qr!lSas...'
w. ,..s pt5eecde!,5; fraudulent
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