Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-05-28
POLITICAL PARAGRAPHS.

nay" Tilden's single barrel captured
the last Democratic National Conven-
ton, and he says he will use D double
barrel, or even six shooter, before he
will give up the nomination this year.
Day Proctor Knott denounces the
veto and says the Constitution pro-
vides that Congress shall hold the purse
strings" The Constitution does moth
ing of the kind. 1t sets the veto as q
watch dog over Congressional folly.
Ray" Verify, verify, the bulldozer and
murderer shall not go without his re-
ward, is the promise of the Southern
Democratic oligarchy. The man Gully,
who murdered Cornelia Chisolm, in
Kemper County, Miss, and was in the
mob that murdered her father, has been
appointed census enumerator. &C. Chi
cdgo JOu1ndt
BSs~ 1t is notable fact that every
new candidate for the Democratic Pres
idential nomination trottcd out is men
toned as possessing "barr which will
compare favorably with Mr.. Tilden's,
while his other qualifications are left
unmentioned. Wouldn't it be well for
the Democracy to hold "bench show
of ''barls'' just previous to June PIP
CieUeIand Leader.
BsIyn Wade Hampton appeared the
other day as the champion of Kellogg,
not because ne loves Kellogg or Kel-
logg's party, but because Hampton S
colleague, Butler, was admitted to the
Senate upon an agreement which also
admitted Kelloggi and Hampton recog-
nizes the obligation then assumed by
the Democrats as binding. And then
he also knows that to turn Kellogg out
would be to damage seriously the polit-
ical party which would consent to such
infamy. - PHILADELPHIA Bulletin.
Rsly~ Some of the Tilden organs have
discovered that the sage of Gramercy
Park very quietly sent ten thousand
dollars to ireland. He did all he could
to keep the fact from the public, but il
leaked out like the drippings of the
"bar'r' and got into the newspapers,
and the aged cipherer is reported to be
very mad about it. We don't wonder
at it. He always was averse to letting
the public know what he was doing in
the charitable line, and very few people
hilOW VI IllC tilOuSttillS VI uOlitIS ut HIS
distributed in this way And for aught
the public know the great "usufruct, -
railroad smasher and revenue defraud-
er might have sent double that sum tC
Ireland He certainly could have taker
| it out of his stealings and not missed it.
-Oied1 (N. " Times.
Bey~ Senator Voorhees, is in trouble
again. He seems to have a talent fol
| getting into trouble. When he starteu
out on the Southern exodus investiga
ton, it was with view of proving thai
the Republican party was responsible
for the immigration of negroes from the
South to the North. This he failed tC
do, and it-got him into trouble. Ther
he essayed to prove that colored citizens
had no Constitutional right to move
from a Southern to Northern State
OF course he failed in that, and got into
more trouble. Then he got into still
deeper trouble by the disclosure of the
fact that his investigation had cos
$4,000 of the peoples money. AnC
now he is in the worst luck of all by
the absconding ofhis Committee Clerk
Georgia Democrat, with all the pa
pers belonging to the Committee. Sen
ator Voorhees, has sent Deputy Ser
geant-at-Arms after the Clerk at tn
public expense. In matters of thi
kind the Wabash Senator is very liberal
| --I21liu1ldpOliS Journal.