The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-14
CARPET BAGGERS.
lilo Rise and Fall 81 These Conscience
less COrmoranis,
VINO Fed on the Flesh OF the Fallen
South.
Whlfrs OF Their Unsayory Memory

A gentleman who during the reconsiruc'
ton period Was intimately scquainted with
the ~ out can leaders OF South Cafoliua,
has wfIii.n TN interesting review OF the 10
nlicnl dOwni II OF those persons Inc
death OF Congressman Maokey, he tAyP,
as re moved the only real live force In Or
position 10 the Ssutn Carolina boufoons,
aud that there Is no Likelihood mat me
stale will ever be Iepubiicas ssa'n. The
leaders ot ten years ago are tea tereu IRON
Dan To Beersheba,
Outside OF the federal offices there Is not
one Jeff. Patterson has given 10 the
STATE a wide berth since 1876. Tom Robert
sop, the other senator, Is a p.rriyhc
IN Co,umbis. Bowen, who held Char
81 IN ana ali her interests In MS gnp, u
dead, Elliot, the sua test negro uevst
oped by - reconstruction congress, speaker
al the house aud stt"rney general .hc', 10
making n precarioa, living ia N-wO leans.
WIIglt The lac. jur tee OF Tue supreme
cnnrt, is drunken l1aier in Branioid,
Dunn, tle compt ollei gen,rl, is peduIing
"A pn,pnl glue ~ Boston. Haidy 81 Imnns,
Inc Jew linaucitr and kerper ~ rs state
dspos,ts, u possessed OF a little bakesbop IN
X insas q Il, Gurn'y, eounty Treasurer o'
Charleston, is lug since dead Niles u
Parker. the mauipulats- "l ~ lions % co..
version bones keep u tia music II re IN
Indians, aud ek,s out u llvrg by lecIu ihg
on temperance and religion. Govern
Scott, s,mco hts tut COR murder, l. broken
in heath aud spr I, but Is put'y soha
Financially from the rise In ONO WOOD
lands
HIee lives IN Ohio, and remembers the
fat picsings OF the cnmrtrollr genernIs
office with III assure. lex Judge X. y. Ger'
peit.r stays away from South Cat'lind
with care. He has doAe pretty well In ,he
stsr.rou,e cases, and has not changed bis
d, litics more than hslf dozen tunes IN
the same nun DER OF yea 9. Cass CARPENTER
Ia wreck In Denver. Ex-Uhief Jnstics
w II Ard has dritted IL t. Washington, nav
ing been digested and d jectsd by the de
ocfstic empl overs q 1876. The lrrepressi-
ole Judge l.. J. Msckay has also opened
a law office in Washington. -,
,nrdoZo. ex.,t T., treasurer. and Swail',
once president OF the senale, lpok CO, tent
Ell with clerk hips in the treasury. Wh,t'
t,emore is in Massschnsett.. Charlie
Leslie is as shimv in Kansas as ever
he was 10 b ,rnw, II cour t.. Kimpton, once
| financial agent" of the stae In Wall
street, Is u seedy looking r. ~ among the
cur one brokers there. Puifer, VINO once
handled the assets Of the Bank 81 the State;
comes to Washington Occasionally, che-riul
but not rich. McD-vlt knows the valus OF
| four acres IN Colorado rs we'll rs when be
had the revenue OF Eigehsli cum 70
hack his hand John b Dennis prospers III
| ID kGa.
Joe Woodruff practices short hand in a
connripp room in Philadelphia. not sc
pruiit4 ABLY AS when he was the King PIN o
The legislative ring q, dirk of The senate
and president OF the printing committee
Nail, in special agent OF IN,
pension Office, and last, hut not least F.snt
Moses, the Young native governor OF 1877
| having serve out his term Tor swnnllng 1t
the comfy prison Of New fcrs, IS nov
SOME new tricks.