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WAsH1xaToa, Sept, %. 1874
Since The days when the Wing partr was
power IN the land, Presidential clupatens In
Washington hare been tame shatrB; NOT FINN
snE lack Of interest in their result bnt hc.
cause the intereeted" had no differences
OF opinion about the matter. Damoo-,or
"rulcd The roastu and u,t,
rn]ed thosa who vors .,,e ioo OF Iron
,,a,t- 49,. no 1ec'Plents OF the
pa.9 oouAty' atue' from the time Of H4r-
l.eon It" OLD wings ere spiin}led throueh
the Dtpartmt nts, but they had b,rd,, o.
qui1ed the routine knowledge of thu hnrsa,,
hcfor. 4h.v becan. fo.,,,. " sac outeau
+..e.. :. s,s.' us."o 1ossihzed md lost all in
.e1es' u poIauca' save hatred of ABOLITION.
I'm. Ibis In measure Rtoned Tor INV want
Of Democratic iervor pnt 'HA'
cnn,stances boa hos,,1i.n ut " aooeF no CIR
to,erstaa ~ ~, 49, Ivy. ~ the party been
toiefated oy any one holding position here,
however humble. under It, Time, hare
chsuced. TIE yicoronu o1a n.u.., ,,.st 49,
Ifu i,rea ~ ti,h,,s ~ Fa't5 'ua' ose"
fsrors wc1c dIsn.n.ss ssuu =, 'noss 70 "ao@ Us
more liberal regime Of party morullty nas
succeeded. Gen. Jim Lana IN sn.ach d.
Aee "s4e ~" osJs ago. cou1a nos help
rtmatkipE tt1s, and stated thst at tho Nc
Ctellap ratification ht Id hcye aweek opo n nro
ber Of tho t1sn:psrsnclea were bornr bv c1aras
employed in the Qna1termaster. Gcncsats
Office, But a. fAers 6rs ou,p sx7v f.,s p-u,b,;.
coux in tat ofBc+ 7 donf see ,vhv g.,
1,,s arv rcosor, ~ rrnrass az.aa,:,.o osa. nsae
na9 - wy tcason :" sApsess aslonlshment!
Tho present campaign Inns been inauyura-
ted bcre With as much spirit Us though the
derlzens OF the District hau a potent voice
In the matter. 4 lumber of old Democrats
office holders, who havo been hanging on here
since the incoming OF the present Admin,a.
t1stiop, ~aiting tor orsomethinE TO turn up.n
are just now making cxcruclating Efforts to
OILS Is headed ty Tom. Florence. who nav he
taken as fair representative Of The lot.
Up!N few days ago, the bones Of thpae
Wortbies nm high; they epui1rd tbs enojls
from aiaz, md eaw in the general gloom md
dtepondtpcy OF the people but cause Tor
hearty. disqualification: Alas, for human
hopes! Sherman danked their position, aud
Low Sheridan has taken it By storm. Gold |
has gone down 90 per cent, aud Copperhrad |
etock to zero. Truly the melauchoIy da1a |
have come upon them; the taddcat Of tic
ytaE."
The effect Of Sheridtn's greas victory III q
military point of yiew, It viii take few
days ct 10 demonstrata, but It's effect in a
political way was instantaneous. The poo
PIE had become well acquainted with The |
op1ect General Sheridan had to accomplish
In tne valley, and they knew TINT Ear1y's
s,oees s1my Mas -. aaat stooo N me way oi his
fo1e ho3;ed 1v,,h In,-o q t tnas aamr waa taefe
sissT Ranarin,. t.ts s1au otatuaiy eutna-
rlnr;ana enocaaos. tnts y, 10 4e fae initial OF
5re e1nted EnoR;nn ~ TX; LIN, tv,ai People
iho ~eha1a thas. ~ ~. a' M.so tue ueteat y!
the1r Connerhasd S .,i;aa 81 4 tue NE. o.
he sk,es toaI he;nh4 ~ ~ .us IL Nola =, fefMs,
beo1te ninn c1nna 7ttt,na a4o ensse IN ~ mol dls-
ike decent thonsb ns ert;p p5ppen p'st 1.s 1a ana
ts rrorcr 800 suuu ~ ~ Filae planet, tsKen
The pr t,dent - b.s .ae ,t Iua 1sot 1!n1aa
xr,.as+ ,r,sh.e - ~; ao ~ ~. e1cicEo 70 INC
lss re,iredn from m NJ tha .h;net no rhasa ~: otiar
lnnht Mr i,ncn1n'. % tas asr.aet 1aolneI daose "ao
M .he 1v,shas - ~ ,s.,.a p.spuse @ W III
rith 1,o ints1 .,;a u os .a.nef 70 keep thith
sas nc a9A Mlli,ons upon whom lie re-
,.,aht ,eH l euppoft, WI hal! thts change as
- ~, III, ~ y Iol Lue luture- ABRAHAM Lin
~ ~ hnt =. o.sa@ppu,ht @ none but ms enemies,
~ i,e. ~ sseI petuiant We may grow some.
;; .MerElne ,;na,1 integrity OF character is always
''noiealeo. ~; 3 ....
AZ nope hes deserted the camp Of the
'atus, 1acea democracy. 40 tue political
:. ). coIu VI oIe ara Tue military exploits of
ne otnsr oi t1elf standard. bearers are being
'pleao oeio1e Tue people, their utter repudi-
ION ls oe1ng Eaoe manifest: 10 no place,
cal1, Is ms more apparent than IN what
nay pc termed the dlsaftcted' districts OF
'ebnE3 lsania. The old Keystone State
nae ht at one time have swallowed compro-
niets g outlt ts Lot yet ready to gutp down
''suh1oh peace Iht thades of tue departed
,eIees e VIC Mhe sleep their last sleep. on the
,nlo1c! held Of GettHeburg would rise from
heir erares TO rebnke such infamy; the
mo1ldeFing ruins Of Cnambtfsburg re-.
indie with Indignation at the outrage.
II what Is true of the spirit peEvedioE
hnEyiyanfa mar alao be said OF New Jef.
ey. There the Democratic masses have at
est come to comprehend thu fearful izsue
'oW presented to the country. They
VOW see the squeztion of
country or no country presented to them In
i'll the naked detosuity In which the Chir,-
20 platform lays 1t down. In Ne = YorK tha |
,ecple wanted no new light on the uaject.
lWo 5tars rule OF q trostotous Governor has
1oDe more to open their eyes than sny plat
etm could do. They have, dusipg that time, !
3etn practically fighting dfsaoion, and moth.
ng but their sterlltg patriotism has straug.
Cd the monster. Tie dtyilf5h malisnity ot
governor Seymour's ''trienGs'' has settled
be f0turu political campaign of that State.
sallsno1gham and San Cox have rendered a
similar service In Ohio; Voorhees,. Dodd. Re-
'olEere q Co, in Indiana And how Is it in
ast night, In q rousIng speech before the