Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-18
News by Telegraph FROM ALL QUARTERS. DORSEY ON THE WARPATH. Painting for Senator LOgan's
 Political Scalp. CHILDREN TRAMPLED TO DEATH. Nearly Two Hundred Killed in a
 Crush. THE DEMOCRATS IN OHIO. Party Workers Around for
 the Convention.
THE WEST.
Illinois.

Logan Sized Up DOrsey's Tongue Let
 Loose on the Senator From 1llinots-Bad
 Blood Started by the Star Route Trials.
 CHICAGO, June 17.-The Herald cores pondent at Washington telegraphs that paper as follows: Dorsey's letter in regard to the records of the Republican party is looked upon as the beginning of active warfare on his part against the forty members of the National committee "who had not the courage or manhood to resent the miserable cowardice of an ambitious hypocrite. The promised balance sheets of justice will make some of them squirm." The correspondent saw Dor sey tonight and asked him who he meant by ''ambitious hypocrite.'' 'T meant Senator Logan," he replied, land can prove the as- sertion. Let me tell you significant circun- stance which is directly in the line of corrob- oration of what have said. Last January the Republican National Executive commit tee met at the Arlington Hotel in this city. Before it adjourned Logan had resolution passed thanking Charles A. Hooker, assistant secretary and sergeant at arms of the House of Representatives of the last Congress. for his services during the campaign of 1880. My name was not included in the resolution. did not care much about that fact, but 1t was deliberate insult to me. Hooker did no work during the campaign, while every politician of note, including Garfield and Arthur, had personally thanked me for valu- able services rendered the party. In view of the fact that was charged with dirty and mean work in Indiana perhaps. I was en- titled to some little recognition at that time. Logan acted in this matter from purely sell fish motives There was an understanding between Logan and Hooker. The latter was to give Logan the Vermont delegation in the convention of next year. Logan was to give Hooker his support for sergeant at arms of the Senate to succeed Colonel Dick Bright. do not think Mr. Hooker can deliver the Vermont delegation to MT. Logan. more treacherous man and a bigger demagogue does not exist than the senior Senator for H. linois. If he should get the nomination will give him one of the worst rackets that ever 8 politician got in this country. He would not be able to stand one moment be- fore my batteries. Everything I say I will prove. The country does not know MT. Lo- gan in his proper light. It will know him when I get after him. This is all l care to say"
 Dorsey, said gentleman connected with the Star route case, has lots Of ammunition. He can topple men high in office and bring upon the managers of the Garfield campaign the lasting scorn of all honorable citizens. ''He can make an exposure of political chioanery that will astonish the world. He has the nerve to do it. He certainly has motive enough and will do it at the proper season. There will be no lack of documentary evi- dence to sustain every charge he will make. George Bliss and MacVsagh may well trem- ble Arthur will come in for share of the scathing criticism. Everyone of the towards will wish he had resented the ambitious hypo- crit ''