Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-31

TUE8DAYs MARCM 81. 1855.
Ooushern 8riGadiers 10 the Front.
Those who believed President Cleve-
land would from motives of policy APP
point but fow If any objectionable
southerners who had been noted in the
eonfedeEate army ~ leaders, are now
finding that they have been mistaken.
We told them ut the first that they
would be disappointed, but we were
told We were fanatical, and we were
advised to just try the Democrats a
while and see our disappointment. We
did not help to elect Mr.. Cleveland, but
he was elected nevertheless, and he
has been President now for nearly a
month. This Ia . short length of time
IN which to try man, but long enough
% show that our predictions were true.
Two leading southern ex-rebels have
BEEN placed In the cabinet and another
dastin guished southern gentleman who
hewed his course rs near the rebel line
~ possible, not to go entirely over.
1Gessrs. Lamar and Garland were not
, only active participants in the war
against the Union, but they both So
cured their places In the United States
6enate by overturning the popular Gov
eminent and setting ut defiance the
will Of q majority Of the PEOPLE Of their
Htatas
Had tho bonest vo;cs of the neon,s
been resnected thew wonld have never
baen heard of In usurped saats in the
Senate and would never he fi0urino
and masoueradin0 before the conntrv
"A important integers of President
Cleveland's cabinet The latest bum;l-
iation of the loval ueople of the nation
vas the lowering of the national A.o
cut NJ ra.nect M tho memorv of nov
So ~ "a II
"oroo sham 80 g.. ,,;....
jacob ino"psoh was tiom Iu ri'ei'
eipPi' MI. Lamar o~n az no w
1upleu 1ho posi'iou VI ooo'oea,y y. VIC
Anso.lor unuer ifes.uo"s
anmihistra~oh 40 MI Lamar coupioe
sne same position unoer rFesiuoh'
Cleveiands administrator.
When bowen GOOD, Jefferson DAVIS
aud John B.Floyd resigned from bucn-
Anan's cabinet, and went INTO tne re-
bellion, Thompson remained longer as
aspy, He informed himself OF every
Ling that was done to suppress the re-
bellion and telegraphed all no knew 10
the rebel leaders, Sworn secrets o!
the cabinet We're exposed, aud when It
was determinad m send helm and food
TO General Anderson and his brave gar.
,iasn pent in Fort Sumter. Thomp.
son. still a member of the cabinet, kept
Bsaurepard posted in all that was done
FinalIv he resigned without account
ING for $500 600 of the Indian Trus
fund which he is believed to have takel
With him to the South.
Thomnson then went to Canada
where. with other rebel emisaries, b
or,oinated and orpanized plots an
Dlans for letting rebel prisoners loos
and for setting Are TO New York. Phil;
delnbia. Cincinnati and other tare
nor,hsrn c;t;es nv means of Gree
Are
Naw York vas set on fire. hut ii
aamas vare snh5ned Thomnson On
Saa.;no that the Creek fire did not
That vas exnected of 1t. This was
diaho,ical ACT outside of civilized VS.
fare an act cnlv fit for savage fen
to contem nlate THOMPSON died a f.
d.u. aoo and nv the order of Secreta
T.yoar the Tntar,or department of I
Covarnm INFANT was closed and the .
tto,aI d. lowared 70 half mast ont
.asnact 10 b;s memorv.
Wsara not snrnrised that even Den
..ot,o no rars thatsnnnorted CleveIan
saao.;on ara 6ndiny fault with
lotion ~ Sscretarv Lamar. but Il
have M canse for complaint. They S,
.ar..d NJ C,ave,and witb their q
~ onan The knew that his eli
80 dananded antirelv unon that
mant in the Sonth that had been ,
Uya. no e'oou nv '
"i.nou. H. n, c,o,a
Nooous can .S.s o," rehe, sr;aadiar.
appointing 1he'o o ~ s";aA ia
ONCE. ihey weio us , LIZ, ~n -
poof speoans sa " ~ C,sna,,
oack on MS iiiouu' - 80 800 :.
couio 90 no more nor iees 'naa " "
ne mas uone. nc ou Hoo =
Democraic fres'uen. - n r. u'u III.
point such men " onnoe' no W." az,