The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-06
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AbOut the Senatorial Dead Lock at wash
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9aIA''N. Y, dispatch to the uineiunRti Enquirer
"HGye not the Republicans made mis-
take by striking on the general officers G.
the Senator"
SWELL" said Senator Hawley, sit 10 &
thing that could hardly have been avoided
We organized the Senate in Ia Commit
tees by the aid oil Malone. Now that We
have got the organization 1t 10 not fair Ia
adjourn and treat him with no equity, He
has candidat for one Of the Senatorial
places, and think We must, for our word
as well as for general utility, 20 ahead
There 10 more involved in this, said SenA
tor Hawlsy, "than two or three offices.
We have been expecting for q long time
to SEQ the Bourbon line In the
South break up, and have been looking
for q man bold enough 10 come
out and lead In that disposition. Malone
steps out, and they apply the same thumb
screws and all forms Of fsrocious torture
and attack on him that they have done on
Longstreet and many other Confederate
Liberals, At last there Is man bold
enough not only TO take that position, but
10 have a good big following, he 10 elect
ed TO the Senate. He has good prospect
Of Carrying Virginia at the next election.
surely this is no time 10 finch; and, al.
though have been In the habit OF taking
arather broad and some say loose view on
these apparently minor matters Of office,
yet think in this case, on deliberation,
we must stand by Malone, and In favor Of
a more rational and better South.
AS TO the debt question:" said Mr..
Hawley, ~ have talked that over with
Malone, and made some examination Of
the subject, and II seems 10 me that his
way Of putting Virginia 10 the way To pay
ser obligations Is about the only way she
is probable TO do II. He is going to be.
gin on the bottom rock OF Justice 10 the
new citizens, and have the laws equally
administered. Beginning there, you can
make q public opinion, / am satitfed
that Malone wants the obligations Of
Virginia paid of, and wants to see her
AXE her place as she did before the war.
The principal thing bis opponents want 10
10 get Malone down. They use the ar.
gument Of population sgsinSt him
not to 20 on and pay their debts, but 10
drive him away from Republican sym.
pAthy. He does not stand alone. Very
many good men are behind him. Twas
talking to the Mayor OF Norfolk q few days
sgo-s hue specimen OF young fellow,
aud himself a Readjustar, so.caIled, like
Malone, By the aid Of the general
movement and breakup started by Ma.
hone this man was able 10 carry the city
Of Norfolk for the frat time In q good
while. hear that 10 many parts OF the
South there are lheusSnds Of Conledsr.
ate soldiers aud good citizens
Of all sorts who are hoping
tha. ibis movement led by Malone,
will extend every where not In the inter.
est OF the Republican party, but to en-.
courage an advanced position in harmony:
with vii the new conditions. It 10 useless
for The South to talk much about immigta.
ton until there Is a loosenipg Of party
sensibiliiy there. They are picking uP,and
everybody Is glad to SEQ III but they are
moi going 10 pick up any faster by ostra.
Ching their athleiC young minds"
Mr.. Hawley said he did not know how
long this thing would last, but II might go
on 10 hot weather.