Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-22
'OO MUCH FOR LOGAN.
T., Sand a Great Deal Of Republican
RaScahty
t7 OHIO BOODLERS DISGUST HIN.
Makes 3 Manly Speech Dictated By
His Conscience
ND STANDS BY SENATOR PAYNE
s,,bss Old Man Halstsad and the
Commercial Gazette
Bpu,N WHO TRADUCED LINCOLN
|, S,j Grant and Sherman Were Full
OF Corruption.
DNVrr, TTTO nADmV
Makes a Manly Speech Dictated By
His Conscience
|kD STANDS BY SENATOR PAYNE,
,.,bs OIi Man Halstsad and the
Commercial Gazette.
ppulN WHO TRADUCED LINCOLN
|, Si Grant and Sherman Were Full
OF Corruption.

ID Il ur1uL du4 SAOA Aii''A
OF Corruption.
,gAS RISES ABOVE HIS PARTY,
.,,,.r,y. d. C., July 21.-The
....,n,.Irrcd the report in the Payne
to-day.
I, p,,.b advocated the position taken
,.....gf ,pI Mr<srS. salisbury, Vance
rr.,,,. 10 the effect that there had
.. ,.,rr,.SSiou oi a belief OF suspicion
mart ,fany member OF the commit
49,, Mr. Plynr WAS connected IN the
.,., J,-,.rr. hy act or knowledge, with
..,,, criminal or immoral, IN his
..,n anil thlt no further Investigation
~. .T,r.. ~hnuld b. made He re-
,o,,I ,hr report submitted by the minor
I'D .,l..ryrI that no evidence To war
,r.mg flrir clscaaJ m Investigation
1 l.., nunI. that no fraud which
,-,l the result ot the election had been
,,.rI he referred to the report
o., ,p investigation made by McS'rs,
T.. I,au and Teller, Republican
,h.-.nf do, Committee Oh Privileges
4 Elections. - proof that no fraud OF
Ir.rill character waS found.
MIR. rUOH
.I.r important thlt the committee
I-T.i IA the ohio House Of Representa-
.r.t t.l,rl after examining over iIty
n. .tnd an Investigation extending
,lr,. months. u find anything
81. .a.f,I warrant il in asking the sen
.rrT,. United states - order IN iuvcS-
.,.rp Ina th, consideration of thc case
rn.. >ru.t,. CummittrcO Privileges and
r..n, AMI the hearing granted various
tri., D., it. and in all the new matter
D..rr,I nnrhiug WIS found that would
D,rIu.rl ,.,>- against Mr.. Payne or to
Du that ,hr general charges were true.
rh.fIthand trash found in the Repub-
lam nrwspuprrs In Ohio, going 10 show
|, the means employed in the election
nvnr was laid before the Senate
rmittrr Il did not have feather 5
i,hr lui only demonstrated the feeling
STAN iu the cl-e on the part at the Re
bIirus uiOhto.
NIX. hONL
larI Nr. Push. tie Thought nothing
M ,,urrrn the Senate more than the
(which govern the elections OF ITS
.Mr>. Ii was important, too, that the
rr, should know who were their lawful
n>1llied representatives in the Unltec
,> senate. The Senate in considering
,..,r should not cunlOund cavil ant
ltrr with public opinion and facts
fn,,u the people were sufficient weap
sain,t ~lander aud malice. The Sena
kmr,r respect the appeals or lose respect
themselves. Men who brib1, men Wit
lau.umplirrs 10 bribery, and men Wh'
SPECTATOR, To bribery, do not yOluntee
.mon, 10 IT, Provision must be mad'
annr, the testimony ofunwilling wat
<, The testimony presented in tn,
r.gin. for an investigation was such
|NauII h,.rrrriycd 10y any court oi law
denied what the two reports Oi TN
,mlrrr,. ,,s,in,t an Investigation implie,
4 lfimrI Il va, not material whethc
| <..Y,f,r MIS- PERSONALLY "A participant
h.. Lrfn.D and il WIS the conception
lrfw.r. material that had miSlcd hi
Unr'~. aSSnriltcs. ii, indeed, they
II been ml>lrd.
Mp roa,y
& IN. dn,r l., rrnlv the argument OJ
h Iinrmd tJsu>taln the views express
20 the report signed by himself an'
r. Irllrran E,ArtS. lie was rs ie,'uN
Is any senator land ever hau Deeh
|tNprl IA mrmb,r Il he felt JuStlhed III II
Aug but 10, IS m tins c,IS', the Sehal'
y SlpprIIr,i to on Girhled statements %
FhrdrNtrrts or pcrvcrSlOn' oi ttS'lilOH.
. ,iu m'u>tIrr to a mau or 10 MS rtpuU'
D. %. va, mot the nun Ia do NJ. Iher'
frr many considerations in this matter
'bI,r De- might hrappclled to ON one sId
j the benefit of his party associate
do an act which llI
3 Judgment was not warranted d,
Y or the Hrts, he was appealed 10 Oh
3 other hand by the knowledge Whlch II
. "i Uunorrd aGr, OF honesty ot purpOS
p %, lair character. Not only that Du
Y Anr" senator Payne to have been Il
o,rd 10 the Government AMI the conh
4 Mrug the va: aS any man Whose Nole
y hDtrl within the Senate. When
urv.,. .,..,-,.,.r,rr,,r wpovnIy
II. -. ,,.,
''-'''> "' ''''' Il h''li i's "'IS"'l I W. w.
,.''r ",''r Wis no power IN the H'uu t,i'
'' ' Drought 'o Dear upon n',l'' '''"S
~ newspaper or pohtIcl OrA"ie'S 70 u =
INJUSTICE. The argument put l".'
'''. i'o'r that an uniaNOraole lnIe'
4 "''N io be- drawn rom the I;'e' tlid
'Hne "d' not a candidate III hrSI va
'T'gE"u'. = ,,u. There were several gen. Il {
4 b.,- b,.,,',.,- SEATS '' 'hT 9.'''' WI WI a. -,
N of their rl,,.fion Mr.. Prndlrton IN
D. The author ot Civil service Reform l
a >.ua,c AMI oa this and hiSOpp0sItion I
war lor the Union, there hal bee
hIl resistance To him in Ohio, and som
( '"e Democratic politicians had declare
wonId defeat him in h
uSS,r lor thr SvnaturShip ii they cOulC
4prn Nr. lJvur's name had been Sus
70 u hId been tayOrably received, n'
y by Democrats but Republicans. Nj
nr had received the caucus nominatiO
had hrcu elected by the LcgiSlIturt
p WAS a Democratic Legislature. Bi
ll'>, ss7cw out ot the contest and thel
' charges ot corruption pro and col
y N1ETr l ...5- D. DFrtr. y,-,s IA -