The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-04-01
BEAUTIES 5F THE GIVE SERVICE
1sstract Es1a a spoesh Of tlle,Irop, ss;ehn y.

Ats,b "a Uhcp15bVts, stEhBtH1ut Au-
anlss Madison, Jackson, or any Of the
idensiai chair, being placed in q position
where q :1lrn who had coumitsed g fraud
to count tier into Office could boldly
approach Che White House and demand
OF them money Tor services rendered in
such cause. The bare suggestion is an
insult 70 the memories of those iiluStri.
GUS men, which every honest man with
the instincts of an American citizen feels
like resenting With indignation. yet
Caeanaye made this demand of Mr..
Hayes as compensation for his services
as O member of the notorious returning
board of Louisiana, and Mr. Hayes con.
tributed 81 900 to relieve Casanaye's ne
cessities. Why should he have don 90
Is Will not do 10 cay that itwas simply
an oct of charity prompted by gcodndes
Of heart on the part Of MI. Hayes to re-
lieve 9 friend in distress. Isuppoao there
we're hundreds, ay, thousands Of men in
the United States who voted for .Mr!
Hayes against whose property executions
have been pending since bis inaugaYal
ton. TO how many such unfortunate
friends has ne contributed money In their
distress? When Casanave frat went 10
him he refused 10 do anything. When
Casanaye first went to John Sherman he
profered o hundred dollars. and said he
was pcor man, and it was oil he could
do. But ntsWhen Casanaye threatened ex-
posture and demanded his reward tie
money was forthcoming. The net speaks
Tor Itself No comment within the bounds
| of pr0priety could do the subject Justice.
Let the American people look on and
make their own comment upon the acts
of the man who fills the place that
Washington once filed, and upon the
party who is responsible TO the country
fogl having him there. But the beauties
P6f civil service ford, ! as illustrated In
tile State OF Louisiana, arc, by no riea "a
confined to the members Of the Return
|, log Board o From f.E .l1adiaon Wells
down 10 the most inslgnifcant liar that
furnished his mite Of. perjury 10 an aft !
dayit, or the most Obscure rascal that
brought his contribution of forgery in
the Rhspe Of false. returns, rewards in the
way Of Federal appointments have been
bestowed with o lavish hand.
e. j. Campbell, recognized as the
head of the affidavit factory that was set
srp Gsfisg tho count ;i The custom house
attn aR Orleans, when perjury was eerved
oht In quantities to supply the demand.
as-Inade United State. District Attor.
ney for Wyoming. Nearly all the elec-
tors ON the Hayes and Wheeler ticket
found their 8erYices recognized by Hayeg
And his, party IN iucEatiyej and 5conforta-
bic appDinttne entH.s The following is q,
partial list of the less conspicuous agents
/ Who figured In the fraudulent count. It
Is taken from the report Of the Potter
investigating committee, and shows with
Ellst care ard Industry Dir. Hayes pro-
glded for Ievpn tho humblest man that
took part In the 55i6Tid 0ff f ffTaui by which
he holds his seat rs President:
SUPERVISORS AND PERSONS CONNECTED
WITH THE ELECTION.
james P. McArdle; formerly State
Registrars clerk, now in Custom House.
Michael Hahn; formerly State Regis.
trar. now Superintendent Of Mint.
rs. j. Grady; formerly supervisor at
Onechita, now Deputy Collector Inter.
nal Revenue.
John 81. Dinkgrave formerly manager
at Ouaehita, now in Legislature.
II. @. Atwood; formerly manager ct
nen.sehita "a, nov u. 8. Marshal.
w. r. Hardy; formerly district attor-
ney, now inspector in Custom House.
Henry Smith formerly sheriff of East
Feiiciana, now in Custom House.
James =. Anderson formerly snner-
visor of East Felicians, how consul,
Funchal.
Al. Ferguson; formerly supervisor
at DO Soto, now. Custom House.
N. II. Twitchell; formerly supervisor
at Claiborne, now consul, Kingston.
Js ES Scott formerly supervisor at
5ssAl des now post Office.
.. w. Woodruff; formerly supervisor
at ST. Tammany, now post office.
Wistor kStadlas formerly Republican
manager, Grant parish, now tax collector,
New Orleans.
AZ J. Brien; formerly Republican
manager, Second ward, New Orleans,
now inspector, Custom House.
~ Patrick Creagb; formerly Republican
manager, third ward, New OEleans, now
l chief laborer. ,'5 .
r. o. Howard formerly Republican
manager, fourth ward, New Orleans, now
clerk, Cnstnm House. zi.5s Sc
e, u. ". 3 IinuAior formerly Hepufniicnu
mnnae flfth wasd, New Orleans, now
Iclerk, Custom House.
We Moore; / formerly Republican
slnana nth ylStsl, Nov. Orleans,
4 z1AtHs NSubtQl1t
Ihoslls Leon; fifEnarly Republican
mana algh t. ward New Orleans, nov
| clerk, Custom House. 81
al+ O. Bartlett; formerly Republican
manager ninth ward, New Orleans, nov
cletl; Custom House.
s2s II. R0WaE.SS Formerly Republican
lpauager, tenth ward, New Orleans, nov
| Gle Custom Ros,saa S X
q. Kemp ten commission elev
snth ward, New Orleans, now boatmap
Custom Houss. 3 Z s.i s3ssasi IS
ls. EaS Skus loSmeSiy iiatihgsr, eleventh
ward, New Ofleats, now police, C5ssoil
Rulise. .Ts, ESisi
Napoleon Underwood formerly sr,
l1eryisog, tyseitth war, 5ew 9rIeauR, nov
Inspector, Custom aoise. & y : - {.
daloney ;,i formerly fsnpsyyisos
,tonllrteenth g ward, Now Orleans, nov ID
Custom HOUSE. 4
Loan formerly supervisor, fiE
iteenth ward New Orleans, now chies o!
nDIsEa. - s. -, .z 81, 3.
TsUok sipon these facta and read this
list non EEss'sxead Ar Tayes; lofty pro.
IezdlEs III SYIFpcFYTI ES5iuTsTr n Es7Ii tJI,Si-
led in his letter of acceptance. his ifau.
guEai 1sr7esss his first and. Lass annual
mess ages, hiB civil seryics orleT and the
proceed dlpga thereuaaeE Uan any posi-.
E-)T, E1T1If5s5 Va . III
however multi titudfnous Ia its capacity ft
cover aips, teapae one capable of such
| professions and such performances from
/ the contempt OF ere. < a AuiefioAn cisiEer
/ with sirtna enough 10 admire an honest
man and eutEit lent candor to despise {
hypocrite9