Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-06-23
The Aspect in Europe.

quIllty. Similar protestations were
recently made by Bismark, who has
taken a recess IRON business for the
the purpose Of recruiting his health.
Russia is at this moment engrossed by
her successes in Asia, which are not
yet, however, of character To ava
ken the jealousy of European powers.
If the policy of Russia, Prussia and
France be pacific, it is not likely
that Any less powerful government
will initiate hostilities. Rnmors of
war may be frequently arriving by
mail and by ocean cable, so long as so
many soldiers are under pay, bnt no
attention need be paid to them while
the words and acts of the most war
like nations continue P acific.
EBThe Republican party is en-
phatically the young mems party,
and Schuyler Colfax is the represen>
tative of the young men Of the nation.
His history teaches young men all
over The land that faithfulness, indus
try and perseverance are sure and
certain road to success. The Demo,
cratic party is dying party because
it receives few accessions of young
men to its numbers. The old gener
alton is rapidly dying off, and there
are few new recruits to fill up the
ranks. An orator in Indiana declares
that he has travelled all over the state,
and is unable anywhere to find dem
ocrat under thirty years of age
This tells the story. The superior
moral and esthetical influences
brought to bear upon the youth ofthis
country in the last ten years have
kept the greater part of them from
joining the effete and corrupt bogus
democracy.
W-"Mack" writes the to Cincin
natl Commercial from Washington,
that Montgomery Blair is vigorously
working against Hancock, and in ia.
vor of his brother, General Frank P.
Blair, as the Democratic candidate
for President He has discovered
that in 1865 Hancock endorsed Stan
ton in II speech in New York and
that he is therefore unfit to be the
candidate Of the Democracy. The
advices here, by men who pretend to
have accurate information, is that the
Missouri delegation are for Pendle~
ton, and Blar will not even get com>
plimentary vote for the Presidency,
though the delegation from this State
may unite in his favor for the Vice
Presidency.
&c., The Russian government adopts
the surest Of all methods for the in,
corporation Of Poland, the destruct>
ion Of it's remaining evidences of q
separate nationality, and the intro
duction of the Russian language and
Russian customs. By an Imperial
decree, the Russian language is sub
stituted from the beginning of the
current school year, 1860, in all
high school Districts(tha is the king
dom Of Poland in which hitherto
the Polish prevailed, and in the War,
saw Evangelical High School and
the Real Gymnasium at LODI, where
the German is used, for the speeches
Of those institutions.
THE CuRRENCY.-The United States
Senate on Wednesday passed Sen.
SHERMAN's bill supplementary to the
act to provide u national currency.
The proposed twenty millions in
crease OF national bank circulation
was not allowed but pro rata circus
lation was provided for. AS it now
stands, it allows an issue cf $40, 600,
600 of national currency to banks in
those States which have less than five
dollars in circulation TO each inhabit-
ant and provides for the withdrawal
of the same amount within one year
from those States having . surplus.
The CuIRF JUsTICEsHIP.-Th bill
relating 70 the Supreme Court past
the Senate on the 18th inst. after
noon. 1t had already gone through
the House. 1t provides that in case
of vacancy in the Office of Chief JUS
tice, or ofhis inability TO discharge the
powers and duties Of said office, The
same shall devolvo upon the Associate
Justice whose commission is senior
in time, until such inability shall be
removed, or another appointment
shall be duly made, and the person
so appointed shall be duly qualified.
GnTvS5n Gonnrol hoo fnn L
ly expressed his conviction that no
man should be eligible &c the Presi-
dency more than a single term; and
that an amendment Of the constitu-
ton embodying that Limitation is
necessary 10 the preservation Of our
this is q sound opinion. AS the mat
ter now stands the Presidents hard>
ly inaugurated before he begins to
intrigue for his reelection. The
sooner this is changed the better.
sa- The cable dispatches announce,
that the troops Of the Abyssinian ex-
petition, except body OF Cavalry
have left Zoulla to embark for Bom>
bay. VIII some one tell us why that
body Of cavalry is to remain in the
country ? Theodore is dead and the
captiyes rescued. The declared ob,
jject of the invasion is accomplished.
Why the Organization of a post of En-
glish soldiers at Zoulla ? Is Great
Britain preparing TO Indiaize Abyss
sinia
na-A Comprehend paper calls Gen
erai Grant IAN ignorant boer. -
General Sherman, on the other hand.
calls him "Washiugton's legitimate
successor, as brave, patriotic and
just a. the great prototypes, as uu-
selfish, Kind hearted and honest. as
3 man should be-" Which is the
better authority, copperhead news
paper or General Sherman
REMOVAL OF THE NATIONAL CApI-
TAL.-A measure contemplating the