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liation for sackcloth and ashes. " General GRANT,
said Mr. WENDELL Pinup's, " will be untrue tO
the cause," and that saying has found an echo in
many a Radical's heart. The New York World
published a conversation which a Western member
of Congress had professed to hold with General
GRANT, wherein it was asserted that the end vie°lci
be a split between the General and his party, when
his course would be much in the same direction es
that taken by President JOHNSON. These are mere
inventions, for no such conversation ever was held.
Indeed, leading party organs lend themselves too
readily to the circulation of such libels. Yet the
smoke shows soma fire, and doubtless the " ,3.'
Horse" party are justified in thinking their views
find little favour with the man about to occupy the
White House. With this suspicion in their
which the Democrats do all they can to fan, it
not surprising that 47 Representatives should thin'
it advisable to wait till the PRESIDENT Elect began
to show his hand before they repealed a law vible
would exert over him so strong a check. The
people, however, having faith in their elected one,
desire to place in him no stinted meed of Cow
fidence, and the House has but given expression t°
the general wish. The law was believed to be 11°'
constitutional, and known to be injurious. It Iva:
framed for an emergency, and to regulatevf;
" cuss." Matters of policy affecting the very ," t
of the nation may or may not have justified it ; "n,
this we know, that under its operation the "rings'
have grown into powerful corporations, and gen/3;
drels of all degrees have fattened on the plunder e;
the public. When America asks, who is to blame
for placing all these bloodsuckers on the bodl
litic, the PRESIDENT replies by pointing to t,
Senate, declaring that the Tenure-of-Office Act ,de-
prived him of the power of removing the rascals
from the offices obtained through their agency. lb
Senate maintained that the blame rested wholly
with the PRESIDENT, who unscrupulously rewarded
ed
political support by place, and not only sustain
the fraudulent holders, but stood between them An,
the law, remitting sentences on convicted criminals,
and so using his pardoning power as to lay himself
open to the charge frequently made that, he desire.
to bring Congress into contempt by showing the ell,
influences fostered by its acts. The Springfield Re:
publican, a paper, we must confess, far from friendif
to General BUTLER, attributes his zeal for the re'
peal of the Tenure-of-Office Act to his desire o
stand well with General GRANT before the distribtici
tion of offices. So far as the House is concerned
the Act is now repealed, and BUTLER must rely °d.
the favourable impression he hopes to have erentoely
But it is very certain that he does not wholly
on the generosity of any man, for it has been %0
habit to appeal more to man's fear than to yeanto
love ; and this he announced distinctly in answer,„a
a remark at his election, saying-that, if
proved unfriendly, he woul.l find him with Pe"
of work for his term. Clever as General BUTLER t
is we doubt his ability to do this, because in Wrap
ing against the President Elect—he has not oalf
insecure base, bur, what is of more importance, het./1
furnishedi
no point of attack. ANDREW JOHNSON fished 'i 0,
hiswith one against himself by bringing f°"lBl,is
" My Policy," and putting his foot down 013 uld
interpretation of the Constitution, but it Nr°ch
puzzle BEN BUTLER, ingenious as he is, tO es to
GRANT in such mistakes. He would have then
./0
attack his acts, not his opinions, and these nilfrthe
speak for themselves, however distorted, so that
nation sooner or later can fully comprehend then..At the same time if BUTLER has got the bill he ille ,
dated through the House for the repeal of the h
'
nure-of-Office Act he has held out the olive brace
and GRANT is too good a General and too wise +g
man not to prefer BUTLER'S friendship to BUTLEnre
enmity. We think the news interesting,
and
from its pacific and conciliatory indications,
as a proof of the tack BUTLER is on, than f°l.oo
intrinsic importance, for the Act now repealed 000
have been a dead letter on the installation of
new PRESIDENT. —Anglo- American limes.

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