Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-09-30
II Hancock Should Chance to be Elect.
ed, We Will Be Ruled by These Men
and Men Like These.


slonal committees under Democratic rule
may be IN order as n supplement to what
We sa d yesterday on the subject of "Con.
fedtrato Rule In the Senate;
The Rebel G n. Msxey is Chairman of
the Committee ON Post, Offices aud Post.
Roads.
The Rebel Capt, Coke is Chairman OF
the Committee on Iudan Affairs.
The Rebel Col Withers is Chairman OF
the Committee on Pensions.
The Reoel Gen. Cockrell is Chairman
OF the Committee on Claims
The Rebel Col Harris is Chairman OF
the Committee on The District of Column
bis.
Senator q arlsud, who was In JEFF Davis
Congress, is Chairman of the Committee
on Territories,
The Rebol Gen. Hanson is Chairman OF
the Committee on Railroads.
The Rebel soldier James T. Bailey Is
Chairman oi the Committee on Education
aud Labor
The Raoel Gen. NJ. @. Butler Is Chair
man OF the Committee on Civil Service
and Re,renchment
he Rebel Col Lamar is Chairman Of
the Mississippi River Committee.
The Rebel Gen Morgan Is Chairman
OF the Electoral Count Committee and
Also OF the Committee on Rules.
The Rebel Gen. Gordon is Chairman of
the Senate Committee on Commerce.
| The Rebel Senator Hill of the Con-
| tederste Congress, is Chairman OF the
! Senate Committee on Contingent Ex-
/ penses
! The Rebel Senator Vest, of Missouri,
! Ia Chairman Of the select Senate Com.
I m In In I hn raj h~a ,h.a 20
! the Civil Service.
In the House Of Representatives
! EX.Rebel Postmaster General Reagan
Ia Chairman of the importan, Committee
on Commerce
Col. Atkins, Of tho Rebel army, Is
Chairman OF the Committee on Appro-
priatons.
Ger, Huntop, OF the Rebel army, Is
Chairman Of the District of Columbia
Committee.
! Gen. Scales, of the II bel army, is the
! Chairman OF the Indian Affairs Commit.
tee.
Col. Muldrow, OF the Rebel army, 10
! Chairman OF the Committee on Terri.
! tories.
| Col, Cabell OF the Rebel army, Is Chair
| man of the Committee on Railways
Mr.. Stephens Vice President of the
| Confederacy, IS Chairman OF the Com.
mittee on Coinsee.
Gen. Vance, Of the Rebel army, Is
! Chairman OF the Committee on Patents.
Gen. Cook, OF The Rebel army, Is Chair
man OF the Committee on Public Build
| ings.
Gen, King, OF the Rebel army, is Chair.
man OF the Committee on lDteroceanlc
I Canal.
Col Gunter, OF tho Rebel amy, Is
! Chairman Of the Committee on Private
| Land Claims.
Adjt.- Gen. Whiuhorne, of Tennessee,
! under the Rebel Government in that
| State, Is Chairman OF the Committee on
| Naval Affairs
I Representative Goode, of the Confed.
crate Congress, is Chairman OF the Com.
! mittee on Education and Labor.
| Mr.. Black burn, who served in the Rebel
army throughout the civil war, Is Chair
! man Of the Committee on Expenditures
| in the War Department.
Taen we have In the Senate, who were
! not strictly in the Confederate service;
! Eli Salisbury, Of Delaware, who does
not even pretend to have been favorable
to the Union cause during the civil war,
aud Is now one OF the closest allies of the
/
Committee on Privileges and Elections.
William w. Eaton, OF Connecticut a
pronounced Copperhead, who opeoly and
courageously stands by his record as
such, IL Chairman of the Senate Commit
tee on Foreign Relations.
Thomas +. Bayard, of Delaware, who
made u famous speech at Dover, in his
! own State, early In the war, defending
/ Southern treason, IL Chairman of the Sen.
ate Committee on Finance.
/ l.. + Grover, Of Oregon, whose connec-
! ton with the attempt TO steal the Eector.
! al vote OF that State for Tilden Is his
/ chief title 10 fame, is Chairman OF the
/ Senate Committee on Manufactures
| William A Wallace, OF Pennsyvanis,
who won distinction as a coiiee-pot strain
! err of fraudulent naturalization papers, il
/ Chairman of the Senate Committee on
\ Revision Of Laws.
| George r. Pendleton, Of Ohio, orlgina-
\ tor OF the Greenback heresy aud bitter
/ Copperhead, is Chairman Of the State
| Census Committee
Ia the House of Representatives again
we see the following:
Fernando Wood, who, as Mayor OF the
City Of New York, Ia 1851, proposed to
seCede with that municipality, and tried
to send arms TO he Southern Rebels, is
( Chairman 81 the Committee on Ways and
Means. And he is almost The only man,
1 except ) y. Cox, who Is honored with 3
| position as Chairman OF an important
| Committee in the House Of Representa-
tives Mr.. Cox is Chairman OF the Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs.
Is il possible that anybody with an
ounce OF brains in his head can fail to see
. - ~ d.. t..Io ha..y