The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-21
ssHAPPYo FAMILY.
Goo Ir BEAR. 90 1r Old NAME
Iron Ha. Ea.srsd the soul Of .h. Hungry
bourbon Characterization He; Longs
for the Flesh Pots of Egypt-sena.
tor rBlaekburp Reads the Riot Act.

WARRINGTON, May 20.-The .diseontent
and dissatisfaction with the administra-
tion and Its course in the South are daily
becoming more pronounced. This dissat.
isiaction comes from the extreme wing Of
the Southern Democracy. They claim
that none OF the Southern appointments
are representative; that the appoint
ments are all based upon personal
grounds and relationship or acquaint.
ance with Mr.. Bayard. The RAJ
eigh Farmer and Mechanic, very
influential and powerful paper OF the ex-
treme Bourbon stripe, has borne very pa
tiently the apparent tendency OF things
until, inits last issue, 1t broke out with
blistering review Of the doings OF the
President, closing thus: "0nly six days!
Yet In that time he has, we fear, taught
many q lifelong Democrat, who has faced
priyation, poverty and obscurity for the
sake Of principles these twenty odd years
past, to wonder Il, after all he has not made
u mistake. For, II Democratic triumph
means nothing;i q Democratic President,
and Democratic CONGRESS and three
Southernefs in the Cabinet mean notlI-
ing; mean no change from the Rcpubli-
can methods and the radical partisaLs
who have controlled things these many
years since the triumph OF abolition iana(-
acism, why have We waited, and watched,
and worked and worn out our best years?
Is Republican President any the worse
than Democrat doiRg the will OF Repub.
licans?"
WON'T GIVE uP THE GRAY.
Concerning the trouhleIn North Caro-
lima about wearing the Federal blue, the
following is from the Fayetteville 0laETS
"We are glad to know that there is one
regiment in this State guard with conr-
ase enough 10 say No, in unpistaka-
BILE terms, that they will never surren-
der their manhood by casting away
their gray uniform, 80 franght with sad,
yet sweet and sacred memories, for the
purpose Of adopting the blue. Wearein-
formed that at meeting oiithe repre-
sentatiycs fromiall the companies Of tho
Second regiment, at Wilmington, on the
25th inst, It was unanimously agreed that
the uniform Of the Second regiment
should be gray, the same as that now
worn by our own staunch company, tho
Fayetteville Independent hight Infantry.
This action OF the Second regiment is GER
tainly TO be commended.
Another paper. speaking ofthe refusal
Of the military to be enrolled under the
law, and 80 get the benefit otthe act in
guns, uniforms, etc., speaks feelingly OF
the blue uniforms as the ''livery Of hell,
worn blythe minions OF butcher Grant.
BLACKBURN READS THE RIOT ACT.
Senator Joe Blackburn had a highly in
flammatory interview to-day with the
President. He says that he read the riot
act to Mr.. Cleveland, and all evidences
are coroboratiye Of his declaration. lie
told the President that all OF his Kentucky
appointments had been mistakes; that
everything he he'd done in tho matter OF
appointments had been an insult
and an outrage to the delegation
from Kentucky, and lie went for
Mr.. Cleveland and bis administra.
ton In high.handed and not altogether
pious way. Mr.. Cleveland listened pa
tiently to the Senator's lurid speech, and
finally said: aMr. Blackburn, what can
I do for your Senator Blackburn re-
piled: "Mr. President, You can do as you
d-d pleasel" and turning about marched
out. Mr.. Blackburn has written a long
letter denonncing the administration, but
Il has been withheld for three days. It
will probably see light soon.
Nfp Observation-Disclosures epRA.rIf