The daily gazette., 1882-09-23
AnrHER AND RonEsoN.
Tie President of the United States Honors
"a ''Chief PulJurer and Liar.
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"a .sChief PuIJurer and Liar.
New York SUM-
The President has an zundoubted right,
IKE any other citizssS, Is eAo0se his personal
companions and friepds 1fuh what he
nieLt do d, an indivhhA ID frivate life
without critIclsmga now epef Ipueh the act
miaht he open to adverse com luesit, no coilg
mot do lis tile head dfsthe GUveFninent aud
lexpect 70 escape censnrsr AZ the cause be
sufficient TO provoke u.
No man in public life has worse reputa-
| tlon than Seeor Robeson. lie Is notorious
! throughout the country as . public plum
lderer standing ON lcvel with Tie ht
| William NJ Tweed, but without the gener=
I ous qualities which made attached friends [
for The latter, even IN the depth, Of HIS disF
| grace. 81 NfE I'M f&kAf " = =
Roheson was thrice branded on the floor
| of the House Of Representatives by mem,
hers of high character and responsibility as
a thief purjureT, and a hr. He meckly |
accepted this stigma, knowing it to be fully |
deserved He did not even bluster IN the
presence Of his acciIsPre with his aecustomed4l
laudacity. He sneakelaway with the brand
lol iutamy on his broH- as y.sJs.4.,y ,ssAsl
The Republican party made this ionl char
acter Their leader IN tile House., They
heapcd hnuors upon him, that were denied
Il 10 the best, and the purest, and the ahlest
III their ranks They seemed to glory IN the
shame OF his leadership, though in private
it was condemned and deprecated BY the erslr
4 ven suhmissionists, who yoteh under Rs6e- Z
! sons orders, and obeyed the crack OF his 4
whip US slaves do that OF oycrseefs. Ina
Robcson has bought in open market q
denomination for n third term In Congress
with money stolen from the public Treasury
l This Is equal to an election in the First DIS
: irict oi New Jersey He is lit representa-
tive of the party, and Of its principles, ior'
which he stands the acknowledged head ~
the popular branch Of Congress, Tho venal
8 methods, the vile practices, ana me corrupt
ing influences which have made the very
name of p0litical Republicans odious To
right thinking men, liud in him an anblusl-
ing apostle, ambitious 70 excel in the worst
cXcesses, as his proudest claim 70 recogni-
: tion and reward
Secor Kobeson entered the administration
q Of General Grant literally a pauper The
, late A. T.. Boric procured the Secretaryship
y of The Navy for him for the sake Of the
e salary of that office. The official records
,f oi Camden proved that R0beson had no in-
# coine-then all incomes were ta&ed--worthy
:, Of the name, aud no substantial property Of
any kind IIo went out Of the department.
, Of Tic close Of Grants second term rich
: with The spollA of maltGasance, and bis
I career closed in the illegal monitor contracts
i with John Roach and others, by cellusion
7 With whom much of his ill-gotton gains had
~ bren procured. M.H
= 4 telegram from Portsmouth,, N. H., a
II few DAYS ago announced that President
h | Arthur with his private secretary passed the
i, entire afternoon yesterday al Bateheder 5
~ Cottage, Little Buar's Head, Rye Beach, n.
- H.. In company with the family 81 Congress
u man RlbesOu." This was not an aceidrn-
(" It'll meeting, which might have been passed
,g over without remark, The President went
out Of his way at much Inconvenience K
uiakr this questionable visit; ii uArk Vi
if respect which he bad not shown to amy
1t other person during his cruise ia the Chittt
States ship Dispatch. rg
The honor thus conferred hy the Chic
Magistrate On this 'tlicf, porjurer, and liar
nj will be capitalized by him, and prove 70 b'
~ worth practically tens of thousands q
4, dollars for Robson will convert The unbe
~ coming clyiliiy into cash.
.r The President, before all the world, hai
be recognized Srror RoheeoD Us a social eaua
a. aud chosen friend. lie has conferred upon
A. him tic highest possible distinction within
his power lie has coniirned the action q
'N thc Republican party III the House Otkeprc
H. -cutltiv.s. lie has ratified the renumna
tiOu al Camden, and hG has publicly pro
claimed that the Administration stands b.
The branded "tuiei, p'JWer, anl Haf, v
bic thu last tVtrrWty
-r- III Was thr misfortune 0f thr President T.
.or approve aud ID endorse The harCaccl corruI
ms ton 81 Dorsey III Indiana, hy which the yot
Of ol that state was purchased for Garfield
ast lie presided uyer dinner given to the Sta
at reuter- BY the inrtn.nst leaders oi the Repnl
nj. lican party III this city whore capital, con
hc mrrce, and the learned professions were II
us fully represented by the hest ol each Niue
laI wac purdoucd on that occasion to the el
.rd lhertaee Of Success.
4in There is no such excuse in tile presel
.he case. The YoHailY and the rascaiity
nj seeof RDbesoh have heen made known Il
i'll lii yrara by tW5 official investigation
ial Instead Of icing n candidate for Congress
his liz 0ught to be mn inmate of the penitehtiar
on Decent men iii private lille shun him as th,
red would leper. lle courts official recogr
has tan, and he han obtained it from the frighc
iii source, and IN a way that may be called q
ud eeptienaily marked. President Arthur h
fha chosen. III the faee Of a seaudalous recor
lal 10 adaIt thie atticf, perjnrcr, aud liar f
red ii- next friend, and hr mnst expect TO tai
MI thr consequences Of that fatai act
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