Daily Republican., 1881-03-16
u,x,,,,ed sna Higa Tened.

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n,xwtssed ana HiEh Tened.
"The Democrats have not entered
into com petition for the possession OF
the fellow, and 30 the sale has gone
smoothly and the cur vas delivered to
the purchasers, and yesterday, With
conklins's cellar on bis neck, barksd
sbrjlly at any who disturbed his gloat-
ing over the bone for which he traded
his pirth-right Of seeming manhood
and confessed himself the dog he is.
The whits.whiskered Pharises from
Massachusetts, who rattlss about in
the chair once filed by Sumner, came
with mock indignation TO protest
against the csstigstion Of Conkling's
latest conquest, but being unable 70
present him with his own name, failed
in the only service within his power"
l-Rvery Evening, March 10.
The above is what is said by paper
that lays high claims to dignity and q
temperate use Of language. More than
score of times have the other papers
Of this city been held up before the
public as unworthy OF patronage by
the better and more intelligent class
Of citizens because Of Language used
not half 50 gross, indecent and in'em
perste as is found in the above extract
| The paragraph copied is part OF lone
editorial abuse OF United States Senator
Malone whose cheeks would blush
with shame II he were to be found IN
company with the author Of the coarse
and brutal article. In one short para
graph he is called 9 "fellcE," "o1r,"
a "dos." Theu he wore Conkling's
"collsr," he "bArked shrilly," he
"slosted over q bone, and he traded
| his birth right" So much for Malone.
How Is that for dignity and high
loneliness ? But this is not all. 1.-THE
white " vhiskered Pharisse from Msssa.
chusetts, rsttles about, in the chair
once filed by Sumner. This allnaes
to Senator Hoar, enc Of the ablest and
most dignifsd members of the Senate
respected alike by Democrat and Re-
pu blicsn. II will be news to the most
Intelligent constituency in the United
States to hear that Senator Hoar is a
hypoOrite.
OF course he couldn't help being white
whiskered unless he had deceived the
people as to the color of his Wbiskers
by using pomatum and hair dyes, arti-
cles mere popular with his slsnderers.
The last Two or three lines Of the para.
graph are so ingeniously covered up
that its true meaning is not compre-
hended at frst thought and sight and
even the idea Of calling man by the
name OF q lew1 nymph du pave, ia SO
ridiculous as only to merit the most
superior contempt of every intelligen,
man, women and child.
Why are these two Senators SO
shamefully abused' Senator Malone
is attacked and slandered because be
had the manly independence to think
and vote his own sentiments, in def
ancs OF the dictum OF King Caucus.
B cause he would not vote with the
Bourbon Democracy in organizing the
Senate. Because he dared TO vote in
dependently as he had promised his
constituents he would vote. He was
not elected by the Democracy and was
under no obligations to them. Dem
oeracy was not in the contest that re
suited in the election of Senator Ma
hone. The contest was between So
called Debt PAYERS on one side and
Read listers on the other. The voters
Of virginia were not appealed to to
elect either ticket in the name of Dem
oeracy. There was not even a Repub-
Iican ticket in the field, 1t being en-
tirely absorbed by the Debt-payers and
Read justers. The latter which Senator
Mahobe headed was elected not because
il would result in the scaling Of the
public debt, but because II would
strike the shaeklss of old Bourbon
Democracy from tine limbs of both
white and black voters Of Virginia.
For this reason Senator Malone re-
fuses to act with that party that rivets
again those shsckles that have been
cast of. Had he voted with the Demo
Gratis in the Senate he would have Re
ltrayed the trust imposed in him b,
his people, but he would have beel
landed to the skies as pure and i'm
I maculate Senator by the same paps
= that now traduces and villi6es him.
, Senator Hoar's offending lies in hi
i defence Of Mr.. Malone from the nj
8 justifabls and malignant attack Of tt
, Georgia whip cracker Senator. &
cousis tensy thou art q Jewell"
u As WAS EXPECTED Mr.. Bradford
. resolution providing for equitable re
rsseutation-tbat is that Is, 900 peoE
in Delaware should NO longer on
hsve ten representatives in the Leg