The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-02-11

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Joseph Frazier, OF s76 Water street, thief
and confederate OF thieves"
"JameS Hitler is the keeper of a den of pros-
titution In the basement OF $50 Water street.
flames Tlnnigan keeps a similar den in
the basement OF S37 Water street."
James Sullivan. alias Slocum, keeps house
OF prostitution at $50 Water street, which is a
nome for desperate thieves.
Frank Wrinkle keeps house of prostitution
at S5119 water street. The police are frequently
called In 10 quell fights in Wrinkles place, and
IL bears hard reputation.
now come to good fellow. great chap.
Vi course IL could not be supposed that the
could appoint now any chan acter holding as
that fraternity:
The Radical authorities have appointed one
John, alias Buckley" McCaDe a supervisor o I
the Eighth district, Fifteenth ward. He is now
under indictment for shooting man with in
tent TO Kill. This precious supervisor" origin
ate here, and was first known to the police
for his dextenty in robbing emigrants, His
headquarters in this city, No. 225 He was
known as Pat Madden, alias 8 Old Sow" alias
Honsey Nicholas, alias Dennis McCabe. His
sides In North Pearl street, aud the super
visor OF the eighth district, Fifteenth ward
New YORK, is down on the directory as a citi-
Joseph Hurtnett, supervisor, Eighteenth
ward. Arrested June 3, 1862 as accessory to
5 Firei % ~, grocer corner
! Henry Rail, supervisor Eighth weird. one
OF the principals In the Chatham street saloon
murder; went OFF West to escape punishment,
and has only been back a few weeks.
James Moran, supervisor Third district,
Eighth ward. Arrested on Sunday last for
felOnlous assault.
! William alias Pomp) Harton CcoIored)
marshal Twenty-second ward, Arrested "a few
days since for vagrancy.
| Theodore Allen, marshal Eighth ward
Now in prison for perjury and keeps a house.
the resort OF panel-thieves and pickpOckets,
on Mercer street.
lie is in Jail to-day for murder, or is out on
pail, being charged with murder Now, who
Is THIS man -neodore Alien? he has been ex-
ported from New York into my STATE in order
10 interfere in the elections of Connecticut
not agree by any Government action, not by
action of the United States officers; far be 1t
from me TO make charge OF that character;
! but he is well-known in our State. One OF MS
brothers served "A sentence OF six or seven
years in the state prison of Connecticut. An
other one of them staid in the inside of our
jail at Hartford on a charge of burglary longer
than he cared 10, and so one night ne left, and
they have not heard of him since IN Connect
cut His name is not on this list, out the FAM
lily are rising family of honest Republicans,
Richard O'Connor, supervisor Seventh dis
tricJ, First ward has been for years receiver
OF struggled cigars from Hava IA steamers.
| l.. II. Cargin, supervisor Ninth district,
Ninth ward tried in United States court for
rObbing the mail
John Van Buren,, supervisor Twelfth dis
trict, Eighth ward; was at one time in sher-
iff's office and dismissed for carrying load OF
seized goods from the esta oishment of Rich
ard Waters, in East Broadway.
MARI Alien, 1ndrSnai ElEnGn ward served q
term of five years in the Connecticut state
priSOn; sentenced TO sing Sing for five
years by Judge Bsdford. HIS case was appeal.
ed, and while waiting for decision ne managed
10 get out on bail. HIS case has been decided
against him, aud he has fled to parts uns nown.
10 ply his vocation and help the Radicals else
where.
Jonn McChesney, supervisor Fourth dis
trict, Ninta ward; associates with thieves;
beals bad character generally.
William Cassidy, supervisor Twelfth dis
trict, Ninth ward; street hummer, without
any visible means OF support.
Thomas McIntire, marshal Eighth ward
aged mother; sent several times to Blackwelts
Island.
when we consider the character of these ap.
pointees to uphold and maintain the purity of
the ballot-boX. 1t is Surprising that out OF the
| $500 persons who were .naturalized in the SUI
perior court in 1865 registered and voted in the
city of New York in 1876 only l,2i0 voted at
the congressional election in 1873. With the
! loss of these 500 votes the Republican party
was enabled To gain two members OF Congress
In the city OF Cincinnati, at the con gresslonal
| election of 1878, tn Tough the fundamentally
| of deputy marsnals aud supervisors two Dem
ocratlc members of Congress were defeated for
| reelection, and two Republicsn embsrS re.
| turned in their place. When we take mao
/ consideration that "A cities of this Govern
ment are liab'e to have their congressional
/ elections controlled TO large extent by gen.
/ tlemen OF this character, We can iully appre'
| There is hardly state in the
Union where the will of the people, As
verted by the scums of society scting under
Federal authority If TIE purity OF the ballot
IS best Entrusted 70 thieves ana murueIeTs,
/ upheld and protected by Federal bayOnets,the n
| | admit that free government Is a failure
J had hoped with the close OF The last presi-
/ Dental contest that the "bloody shirt would
| forever be banished from our politics. / had
! hoped that by the appointment OF dis
/ tinguished Confederate general TO place in
| the cabinet OF President Hayes we would hear
| no more the silly cry of southern brigaoiers
| and solid North TO oppose solid South, but
| II is now apparent that the leaders OF the Re.
| publican party intend that the key note that
!, they Will sound IN the coming campaign IS
Southern brigadiers in congress and a solid
! North as opposed 10 solid South
! And we may expect, from now on to the close
| OF the campaign, faithful following OF the
! advice given by the chairman OF the Republi-
| can state committee OF Indiana TO the Repub-
/ lean editois throughout the State, in the cam
/ palgn of 1870, when he suggested to them 10
/ call attention to all scenes OF violence trans
! piring in the South, and that they give them
/ as great a prominence possible until after
/ the election. We may expect that the siis hit
est infTac ion of any OF the local laws
OF the Southern States Will be proclaimed "a
be the ouigrowLh of hatred 10 the general
/ Government, and political troubles of the
most Insignificant character Will De aggravat-
ed with the power and eloquence both by
/ the Republican press and It's public orators, 10
| engage our attention, aud in the absence OF
lacIs upon which 10 substantiate any viola
lions OF law or any political disturbances
falsehood will be unscrupulously resorted 10
/ hoping thereby to keep alive a feeling of dis
/ IIu1t In the minus Oh the people i the NOFtn
There is nothing to Justify the assumption
! that during the last Two years law and or
| der have not been main al ned throughout
/ the South the same as IN the North. Since the
people of that section OF our country have
been left free.to select their.own rulers andlthe
/ people most interested in the maintenance Of
! law and order have been permitted TO control
| the affairs of those states, life and property
has been as sacredly protected as IN any other
| section of the country and whatever disorders
NAV have occurred In those States in the pase
| Is IN a great measure chargesbie 10 the recon
struction policy of the Republican party
| Within the last year there mas been large
emigration OF the colored people to the North
I ern Stat. S aud during the last three months
TO the state of Indiana. This is announced as
the last outcome OF Southern oppression and
| violence. A distinguished citizen of In
/ danapo'is, who was so unfortunate as tC
| be captured with his command during the late
| war, has lately written letter, which has
been published by the Republican press of the
Stat, In which, after recounting al
| the sufierings that he endured as a prisoner o.
! war, and highly colored history of hi
escape, he concludes by charging upon tho
! n oUle OF the South, deep and lasting hatred
othe Governmentand the people ofthe o tn
| and that the negro exodus TO Indiana is a flee
! ing from oppression and violence. / can no
| believe that Colonel Straight would, In can.
dor, make this charge. LII may be, perh ps
that his name having been mentioned in con