The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-02
WHEELING, MAY g. 1904.
Taininnny's Dies Ire.

No" lnaC INC ltcpuDllCan Legislature
OF Now York has adjourned after hay.
Ing accomplished great amount OF re-
form legislation designed to remove
that urgent tumor, Tammauy Hall,
from the body polite, and to arrest the
canccrous iniamy OF its long and unin-
terruptcd career OF crime, the Tigor is
showing it's claws and exposing its teeth
in 4 menacing manner towards Gov
ernor Flower. The fiat has gone forth
from the bosses and their mendacious
tools warning the governor against ap-
proving these measures, and threaten.
ing his political death and unresurrec.
tiohGl interment ii he does. The entire
power OF this lcprous body is being
concentrated at Albany to over-awe and
intimidatc Governor Flower and bend
him to its will. VIII they succeed?
The measures passed. by tho logisla.
turo and which are Objectionable to
Tammany are commended by the entire
Democratic press OF New Yorl; city, the
chamber OF commerce, board Of trade,
real estate exchange and the almost
unanimous voice OF the people OF tho
state. Dare the governor hesitate or
turn deaf ear to the popular clamor?
Will he risk the righteous indignation
and contempt that will meet him at
every turn in vetoing these reform bills !?
1t is certainly critical time in tho his
tory OF New York city and state, and on
the. stroke u pen hangs tho RESPONSE
bilitv for good or evil government for
the years to come.
Serious rs the situation may DO the
signs Of the times indicate that the day
OF wrath for Tammauy is close o. hand.
The iilching hands OF its thieves will
soon be palsied. the plundcrers in high
places driven from the temple by the
dash Of public scorn, and the retributon
.of an incensed people will condemn the
A'N'''o'i " a"N'' pu"'a'''t'o4's us
I'''Nes ae'efSe' iNe na'n'''""y OIL TO-
lay N"s ou'-i "ooueu t"eca' anu Tue
oo'o4uy INIT covers INT ha'lo VIII
o'en'ua'y ens"Fouu '"c more gu'i'y
and venally corrupt politicians who
Gavc.iollowcd in his footsteps.
Ane III III 'Iio clouoa ''''' ""Ve 80
'on1 toNc'eu INC tii"'4caS''''ce Vi tue
oiuce'iio'aeta OF t"c "'cAeu rug Is th'
etuS"ue WHICH t"c Ne" Aofk hOFSd IS
carrying On a-"'''S' lu''i'n"1sy' IL mas
'u' ueu VI tae s'' o'ie sc"'c'i 's"' Oh IN
'est's"uon' a''u '''c'o ISL corner OF
nooh III Inc career o' t"c Oene'Ic'a'ies
OF 1atnmaoy tli"t Is escaping thc locus
u i's pc"e'F"'."R S'"'o, 40 De" ocfat
oouo's INC ot'"oIoNy vi inc "oHa' inc
sincerity Oh inc 4 ."''' OF 'ne eafhestness
ol INC CONSERVATIVE 11t'n'a' 1hey arc
I'LL ieaSUeo III war Oh ann'hilaton
ne"'Ns' 4aih'L'"'!' III recent issue
Inc "of'D ueVo'cu IN enI're page 10 the
biography oil one Oh the leaders
nj .h;o rim, nj rnoilo,io, Do
h
leo Justice Barney Martin, who
=, !.
Is brother oil iollCo Commissioner
Nfrr,;, 7. ,,ro,oJ hir, 70 L,,o L.,,r
"'''t'' ~ P'"''" ''''A' w H"'' "ecH
the companion OF burglars and the con-
sort oil murucrcra; thnt Mt one time he
,r,s a hale o,.,or NJ , ,o,,h ,,Ioo, ,r;,I,
"''' "A'' ""'''' VI "'N'S" '"'''' viva
tho IlotOrions "kCl l.rnryp the hank
r,
ROPER, Tor n partner. ms came police
i,s.;,n ,y,e ;,d;c.od io- h,;I,rr ,,d
'"@N'N Wa" o 49, "'N
only cscancd conviction through n tech.
-.
mCallty, the pea OF the statute oil I'M
i,,t;o,u Va ho si,u an tho ho,cL ~;
''"''o4'a' 4e" 'c o''o y" NV oo'1" VI
New York CITY through tho favor OF
-, =.
IiIntnany rs mo reward LOT his services
in ,.rno,ro,;u,, ito nowo- nv tho ma.
." e'po'N'"- -" f0"I' ~ '''' -'I
farous methods practCcd by tho
gtriped cubs OF Boss Croker,
These disclosures have made dcep
improssion on the conservative Demo.
cratic element. as witness what Richard
Watson Glider has to say:
~ hnvc read With unypensahe humiliation
tn' S "3s,npn'I1 , u nmnys " nl GSr c '
make more evident ,. wn", We gu vnsNrsy knew