Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-03
BILLY MALONE.
Il Lite Rsadiustsr Emperor and
His Cabinet.
sECKEo BY SECRETARY GRESHAM.
Intellectual Attempt at 8uIldozing
Threats that Arthur will go Back
on the Malone Crowd
Chalmers Chances.


WASHINGTON. September 2.-The Malone
crest in Virginia, is alarmed and indig-
NJ at tie cavalier treatment they have
eiyed from the only representative OF
executive department OF the govern
ut now in Washington, Postmaster Gen.
. G-e-Ham. The treatment Of the Nlr-
ia t,,egalion that visited Gresham,
ing his consent to a leave of absence for
sdin-s. the postoace inspector with
,k tongue, brought Malone to the city
short order. He felt that he needed re-
o-cemguts, and telegraphed Chalmers
! Lonsstreet to meet him here on the
.h. They came and held a close confer
re- 40 the Arlington. The plans were
.-r.a and among them was the selec-
2 o.
Hahcne to Bully Gresham.
Cr.a Srpws, or may know Just now.
a. passed between them. They were
,r.,G .CgaIher for nearly two hours, and
Lone, voice was frequently pitched
y lsp UanSom, the property of anybody
10 isIurned 10 be on the outside. de
mai and swOre and talked maudiln
nm eut about "NirgiDyaw, the mother
S .fs ;ud the mother OF Presidents
similar ieryid rot. The HOOsier GreSh-
wsS rot impressed with this paraphrase
D..-.Yty ~ anybody. lie said: Gen
ysrurs. I cannot 20 beyond the aU-
!, " o.. ~ office, which Is clear and eG-
e. NrrU'y Is 10 exact OF every EN-
,ye t.- full discharge OF his service. |
4, - 20 Mr.. G,ddings that
He Way Makes Speeches
h a 20 bis hearts content, but ii he
... o. stump he must let 90 his hold
si...r left the department with some
b. %. 10. ID men he has not until now
.r. once Of acquiring. But the in
- spirit OF the great repudlatOr
r.t OBJ -rh-CEed by this rvbuh n
.- ,..i -epting OF the Southern
.,....s CAaImer, LOngstreet, Lynch,
... ... rs less rspute responded.
The Report Given by Malone
b.. ,a,tr.IeE with Gresham seemed 10
hrar.,a the distinguished gathering
D sentiment vas general that ArthU
ant o. ..p back on tine 50 called anti
n on lea .rrs. There was but one person /
d p O., .,i, -sCCe to take different view /
d .u.. Suau Lynch said that while he !
,rrsG SID az NjOus 10 add his efforts and 1
b, .rr .o The defeat Oi the bOurbOa
Ie % "..sis,ippi, he could not consent /,
b Y p.. that placed the
Hatcher of Fort Pillow"
D. head of the Republican party in
{ state. GUrbam, editor of the Repub- |
b, Of rh.s city, vas present, and, as |
b. his emotions proclaimed the man. |
bL-.t' rIithets at Lynch, and told him /
3 neither be nor his race would be rec !
ig.d Ly the administration or could /
e !u- ,m;U-e advancement unless they !
De- ltet 'n train under the banner OF |
llm"rs LvuCh did no; respond in |
B, hv kindly said that he was en- |
j. wl..i:g tO tTUst TO
} siS own People for Yindieation,
bort Chalmers leadership. lie declared /
lie had syusUlred with such eminent |
siss.p pGi Republicans Of color Gs eN- |
ator. how Register, Bruce and Repre-. |
tatlye r.,,. ItEari. and they fully Sus-
|Eil ll.N .H"... AIlEoC wv -
NJ -. J. ..G s.,Ursd him, IS they had as /
b. tat .,.G.-s II the coalition move |
nt between the Democrats and Repu5!i' !
3 of Mississippi, Of their hearty support ,
b. u.u.-u rut IN that State, the purpose |
slich wgs 70 take the control of local
Dr. ou' e the hands Of Chalmers, the
& lI..uw homicide.
What Billy Wants
Ierrral Malone desires that the Admin
atiUu S.al aid Chalmers in Mississippi, |
n i'm South Carolina, and such other |
esn leaders ~ he may designate.
4ith regard TO electoral tickets, IL is
4 tive pans are suggested by these men.
N may rp called the Virginia plan and
Il fNii,>lssrW plan. The Virginia, or
none, plan COntemplates a head.
: electoral ticket The Missis'
d, or Chalmers, plan proposes
e.pC'ori. uCket 10 be composed OF
seprLd'.'> and Republicans jointly.
e Nal o-r theory is that the RaadI Iuster
81 r,n 80 i,iu the most influence by Sc
inr ELECTORS who will not be committed
by Presidential candidate, but who |
j r,,rTNs their votes in the joint con
,liua a. i rsst them for the caniidate |
b. seems likely will b. oi tae most
ifi' % 'U~ Ruaa .s'er party. This plan /
nlt not even contemplate pledge from
J eis sC'u-S la: they shOuld not yDJe Tor |
rr-- ~ Democratic candidate for |
kiGsIt
How II VIII Work.
B cont, p'a,es not only retaining in |
hone 3D.. VAST power which he has over |
8JuIDo, rl Virginia, but which, in the |
u possible contingency Of a very SNAIL |
&Ority in the electoral college might per |
t the Virginia electors 10 determine who |
mild he President OF the United States.
Cd plan, II It could be successfully car
q out, wuUld uuquestioaably give the
a6 ju>t,r .rctorS enormous influence ss
q balance of power, and would enable
en- 10 make almost any terms they
bed with the candidate who would owe
ssUC.,>, 20 their votes.
Ihe chalmers Plan
opOses tEa, the electoral ticket shall be
mpC,sd jointly OF Independents and
,pubiCanS, and that in the states where,
T insIsnCe. there are nine electors, five OF
en shall De Independents and four Re-
lbliCaDs. The electors on this Joint
;ket would be- required 70 give their sol.
~ obligation 10 vote under no Clrrum-
,nces for the regular Democratic Cauii.
fe for President Aside from that no re-
rCliODs would be placed upon them.
The Republican electors would be per.
ttet to vote for the Republican c4ndi-
De iUr PRESIDENT, and the independent
ect5rs Would have their canvass made in
'hal! CI some such Independent caudi.
'te as David Davis, there being
iiU0yS the Reservation
'at !: the votes Of these Independent
ecto's should oe necessary 70 defeat the
snCo.st, they should be cast for the Re.
obESan. J. Is urged that the chief ad!
1nisEe q. such ticket wou'dbe To enable
GCry .u~Es part Ut the white vote of Tho
,p'h 90 brrsk away from the REGULAR
81 ccrs'ic party Si,hout seeming - BE-
IffCity supporting the old Republican
H,y. which, as such, could not De eX.
ecteo 10 command the white vote OF The
nnth. II Is claimed for this plan th,t !,
g praCucsd by the BreCkenrii,e rirEss
New Jersey with success