Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-10-20

be entirely satisfied. Any individual
disappointment in the matter should bel
a subject OF no concernwhatever.
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THE secretary Of war has asked the
opinion of tho attorney general upon the
question, Whether the persistent refusal
on the part of an officer Of the army to
pay his just debts and obligations does not
make him liable to trial: by court marital
upon chargesof conduit unbecoming an
officer and gentleman -
"YOU must make a break among tlle
capitalists" is the latest advice given
Highway Robber Hubbell by Secretary
Henderson of the Republican Congression-
al committee. This desperate. counsel
will rank in history along with Quay's
stirring exhortation to Black to throw
dust in the oyes Of the laboring class !:
$50 ahead with the Greenback- Labor
campaign, and 1 will foot tho bill.'' ."a
A CORRESPONDENT writes 1t has
grown to be the wonder Of everybody how
tho three candidates continue to bear up
under the incessant strain upon their
powers. The earnestness and evident sim
cerity of Pattisou, the versatility and pol
ished rhetoric of Black, and the grace of
logic of Elliott under the trying circum-
stances, mark them as ono of the strongest
combinations OF speakers which ever
essayed tho task they are now performing
in Pennsylvauia."
THE struggle between pure government
and Maboneism in Virginia, mother of
presidents and repudiators, is waxing more
bitter every day. Clerks without political
influence are being discharged aud their
places filled by unscrupulous Malone
henchmen. The corrupt bargain with the
administration for tho election of seven re-
pudiators to Congress has given the ex
Confederate brigadier entire control of the
federal patronage of the state, and he is
using his i'll bought power with tyrant's
hand. II this thirsty leech is not soon
torn from his position, he will sap the
life blood Of tho Old Dominion.
= WALTER III. FRANKLIN, ESQ.,, informs
us that he received a dispatch from Mr.. Far
Quhar, of York, Republican, requesting
him to advise the Examiner that the story
it published from Pittsburgh paper, that
the Democratic candidate for lieutenant
governor had been intoxicated at meetings
in Western Pennsylvania, was untrue,
Mr.. Fsrquhar having been 80 informed by
reliable parties in Waynesboro, Bedford ard
Uniontown, where the scene Of the story
Was laid. Mr.. Farquhar added that lie
had known Mr.. Black for twenty years
and knew his habits to be good and lie
himself to b. as good a man as Democrat
could be made. The Examiner failed tc
publish this contradiction. It has also
failed to print tho numerous contradic.
,, tions it finds in its western exchanges
such as the following flo!n the Wayncsbure
Messenger 8" We appeal to every decen,
man who attended the meeting in The
court room on Tuesday night, TO say
whether there is one word OF truth IN that
statement. It is a lie bald and naked, from
beginning to end, as every honest mar
who was present at the meeting will tcs.
! tity. We were with Mr.. Black before his
speech and after its close, and feel safe in
| saying he had rot been drinking a DROP