The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-28

Il Mr. Morr;ii onpaS;,' oFfI9ai
corrasnonia.. AZ I1So.tumg S.s.g ~ ..ue' IiHu'
Nor fSJ, n ~ HAL nl, sscyens ~ peeains apat
iSS5 "''S "'''' ~ ~ 1'le l'Ve o'h " january
l39S'5.3 ,,,., ,n., .g' Z
nAH WE 40 ed .p'1oR'
IN 1900, the kennebcc Journal support
cd Anson P. Morrill, for Governor. Bu
that year Morrill, was nominated BY Re
'oan1. h'aoh1can convention and not one wor
in fovnr ~ W"r y. .;t convention u
seen that when Arson p Niorrill was su = :
ported ,bv Young Blaine, lie was mot @ s,ir
rounded 'by the ntmosnhcrc NJ Know,
Nothinyism. but that political hcrcav ""
10 be ifnputcd n Him as am errnr ~ ~ ~
past--just us treason IL 10 many of N, H.
Democratic candidates nj today Il vii
be observed that Nir. Stevens savs in ii;
letter TO nc, TINT Blaine nlwnys l;sa,,
proved OF the distinctive doctrines of II,
Know. .NOthinvs. I. il mov he sn;i thnt NJ NJ
Stevens writes for n t,Hrr,asr. hnt T iet - =,
see whether tho ,l,terances of IN" Eann" ~
bee Journal. after It. came nor,iv into ~,
hands OF Blaine. do not snpnort 'th;s s,a,.s
mcnt OF Mr.. Stevens, The know.Nothing,
IClu National Convention In phtlo1ol
phia-I think in 1875. At tint ron~on
tion, the veil oi secrecy was ,lrown oT ~
and Blaine. as well as tbc nnhIic romi,
underst md It's purDoscs Of That cnnvcn' @
ton the kcnncbcc Journal then so;i = n
quote from nm Augusta d;snaici, ~ tLa
New York Herald n Julv oS ISSi .-'''e e
w,,,r $3.50 N
10 "A','St ''','s" 'A!D.
y new national organization" said the
Journal, was created. Sick Of. the old
parties, immense numbers rushed ;nto n
most q those IN ina frcr Statas nv iro,,,
goou motives. 1t answered us d turn.tablc
sorvnI 90 ,a9is per- pcrmaneht 1 organizations: II
stroy the 6Id noiI;c: ;IoIs = h"iara "sA Ii sya
some homes: men were doin.. senseless
HOMAGE. when thr voice nj mi r,ot;s,, ,ra !
calling them to ioin the army of thr FREQ
to save their country from imnendinS dan,
gers. AS d national Organization wc never
had any faith in It. Iyc were Statistical Il
was standing where il ought not Wa
never had the sli,htest belief flint tac
Southern me.i were in it for honest mr..
poses. We were riad that il was snannet
asundcr at tphiladelphia."
80 ltw,llbe seen that IL Mr. R,o;,o ovor
had any, tendency TO Know.Nnth;no;s,n
he was 'onc OF those whose follirs 'rnoscI
with his youth, and not one of Tint min.
Der, who 1T the noe of ~ or I1' commit
5luhdcfs at the side of whicl, Know.Eoth.
;ncism sinks into insi"n;i;c,nr" na,na.
rats Who are now down on tho;r % 'tnnos
jmploring public opinion to arlon INST
ofIanscs hotl, mn,ai omI ra,;t;"a, LII p'II'
be the list ones 10 comnl,@,u @ -, ,n.. a1iea., Iu
p,litical errors oi n yo,,nv man o. es veSr.,
OF age,n} e4'' ."'' :
mr.. o,..,,
NV, ~ '"''hoN fAti'k's ll.'. b"rsF ia
W hat have you got to say, Mr.. simp-
son, rs to that portion Of the RrqiSers article
which sneots a; th. ,t,,cl. :, Eo,ho .
,,;insS ~ ''seN ''ssA> VI "''e'
II M, ra,,,or o,o,,so,1 s;r :. ,,,n
;hc case Tho Dcmocrat;,,' ~ n,nor. s VIZ" ronii IL
nave MS belicvn ihnt vomn, iHt,o iHtp;no "t" ~ 90
years OF aurs arrived m AMIR, , s.r.ns. -, 70
Maine. nnI in loss thnn n woar hnd ] orevsaa -.
the ipeonle .oi that State to- to - % fr"nyu "s.I ~
mo,lncss ano;nst C.tbol;ns TLo,, a.1 ~, "
iny him cral;t ior ',r,atar ,a ;,.ar ".s ,s s' :,
cn,lcr al mon ,bon E;s fr;art;, Hto"i 10 q
him. Ii they really bcl;evc th;s f am not M
SURPRISED TINT thav. stn,,d tromll;nn Iaf" 10
the InoIitic,i storn, thot Tco,nos sTa",,;,,'. nn
down from thr nimcs nj Mo;me ooross Snssp6 ~
American continent No th"w woulI 'hoinre @
II cyclone from n western sl:v Rut roboI,. ]
wants them to borrnw tro;,hle rom v'u ivy
n ,inarv th;nos ,e' NJ n,a;ne % had 'n nntb;na @
= do Will t6e Know .So,i;na 10Y ";,,r r"s aas =;
Maine. -
The brutal treatment OF Father Banst
occurred on the l4th day Of October, 1854,
me controversy which led to this violence
IN tha @ naps. eoG;,'e'Geo G ~ Els%orth
10 ~ To;,p;i .;;i :; u r,'s, ioa ~. "u,s ., leSt'
;or thraotov;,. ~ nlS"o,.. ~" lasSeu y ifsoiu-
;omnd ;1 s nn tlinussv. .to x, pesI % rhoulu lg De
panSt vi. ,,,a 'iSMyt.t i;,o.' s" neli r"!mer !r
, rnrt, "; va H,.aha. s ~ so., Me'it u !..ls
rha thrant :" Gfoei; ~ ~, ioof. iIoh eSecmted
:ho ,;l,;nous ] ~ .au az. sWu so ~ 6a. oto .. ins
;ras th"n G..5Dvf f". ,.t, ioo4
IN " tin @ nrnc"d;"n =, acut S'.lci, ai"se
W pi,;nn e d,,,1I uItII'ns s..s-peaoae young
W";no uae eou.n INV tau ai.s ihiiuellce IN
tr",nn G,sI t,a. ~ We .o,..tue .ne n.ost eS-
ta,,ns @ ,rt - t'.'S -. Ts.it - us!s III .l1e
m 1871 In bnlJ M ,,,,llsn, ~
1,oa ~ aoos, hu i.ela no pubic OF prominent
sno.r ev 1nu VIZ Ras; 2l.s D ;,,ere s.tanser aha
,oyt;n,, -; H., S.at n"l.e Nus agt ~ 'l'e
nlec. II ara te t ''s Est al,a'r !ooS
tn"s.o, ~ Me.e y" tnc . s.e ~ al nc
MIs nco.E ~. muis'; 'lEu ,ne amer bapst a..
'Ma M 1Ho WIZ. m tua i.,'Smos..a' ,,s 9stMeen 10
''G ,,1I' iTv h,iIss il9!i Au,sE ms matter
G,tHnj;c S SSnn'l ,n os tho M n,"y 4nis.ofy oa .hs
x" n. Tonr . ard e shoa .mo sa 0.Hsu sni esaees'
" - oou'es ''.'" 's'e''' passe ooi.
AS TO HSow-SoTIIlNGIsM.
"AIr. Simpson, were Know Nothing out.
raoes confined tn 10 The North olon,ne ,"
aNo sir; they occurred at the South in n
worse wo,s; form than than at !, the North: Know.
thnn North. WhGn thn. naonio r of II III
worth in Maine mnltrratcd Fptbnr RtnAt
tho Protestant citizens. Of Baneor in ii'th ths
oo,,,o ctato val ,,,, ny