The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-03-13

d r''''fNtA'AHY btlh II NONt 10 btlllf
taken IN the case OF Lynch VS.. Chalmers
MI Chalmers in mn eloquent speech
has Just denounced the outrage whicl
Republicans are abuHt to perpetrate Il
his eXpeuse--the expense Of goo,
ID m at. The Democrats are standing
around him IN solid phalanx, but to Il,
avail. He Is lynehed by his allies of tn
day following (Soe Congressional Rec
ord, and record, p. I'D Agon be dis
appears from sight Where is he, Mr.
Chandler, Republican Secretary of til,
Navy and dispenser of official patron
age?
He is with me talking over the regu
lar Democratic nominee for Congress IL
/ the mex election, and mentioning til,
efficacy Of ''Repuhlcau Influences ont
side of Mississippi in controlling Re-
| publican votes in the second district
tehereiu, and yentuuug the hope tha
such outside Influences would not b,
/ operated against HIM. (Rtcord III ont
1929
Where was he. Mr. Frank Uattou.
Assistant Postmaster General and dis
peuser Of public patrouagr? he was
talking to me nhout his coming cam
paign IN Mississippi Tor Congress. Well,
sir, what WAS he saying? Did he want
any favor in he way OF patronage
Oh, my memory is so bad really cau't
tell (Record, p 1881
Where was he, Mr., ,Heen B. Baum,
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue aud
dispenser OF official Patronage? lie was
talking to me u'uu, his coming campaign
for Congress. Did You promise him any
patronrg ? Oh, no; W. wers just talking
the matter over ruu | was telling him
he would have MY sympathy (Record,
1870
Where WIS he, Mr.. Tay A. Hubbell,
member of Congress and dispenser OF
Republican campaign fund OF $40 900.
lie WIS telling mr about his desire to be
Il candidate ir Congress against Mans
ming, 70 democrat at the next election
wanted me to- give him money to starr
in Oh; said it wanted good Repubi-
can from Nauumgs district I eould not
do better tbau stake bin; that he would
call himself, how YER IN independent
administration candidate, more popu-
lar title, they supposed. (Record, ll2 }
We need not inquire into he methods
deemed powerful by Mr. Malone, OF
Virgiuia, for manipulating election
The conduct OF Nr. Chalmers shows
that in fine much Iopged for interview
with the oraat rem mister. official patron
age and Mr. Unbbe,I's corruption fund
We're heavily endorsed as the zine qpr
u9q fer the successful contest with Dem
.ucr7cv in tbr South
We surely can he permitted to con-
rratuI2t,. the DISTINGUISHED Senator nm
the nptDess af his Dupil
4r,ip fin. CERTAIN rises and tba fb,rl
act opens Mr. Chalmers is now q resi-.
dent of the Oh district and c,rli.i,t.
for Congress therein pprsuant tn tb-
bargain with Mr. Law 4, Fubbll. That
generous disnausel, of fine hard e,rninqs
of dspartmrnt clerks masseugprs lob.r
prs AMI sprnb-womfp Maid Mr. Cb,l
mers $3.50 "as a semi Of" enough to
TRANSPORT him to tbe now field Of o1ers,
tiors and beoin tbe work clnndnsfu,a.y
and calruu,Iy agreed mon Inv them rs
he Hnnber "raallv wlnted , qood r.
Unb,ir.u rom that district
THE Attorney, General vos honorad hv
Mr. Ch1Inprs with his conf lsnca and
now fine marshal for fine northern dis.
t,gct of Srississinpi IS on his Wv 4o FL
RarubIran convention in comn,nv with
another, d-leaat, whose vav Inc pevs
Record. -
MR. Green e. Ranm Commiss,orer of
Internal Revenue was t,ken Inv Mr.