, 1870-11-21

c,a uAions5 Of 1900 >tvo yes1s ago, and
nox sands = Democrat with 600 nttori =
Tho Titus.fic Courier tonight GAllin
equa1cly on the issue Of free trade. and Gil6l- I
free tradaza dominate in his hstxiot Being
OF, exporters. they appreciate tho freedom OF
sshoSeld, whose preyiou. majority had been
2,G0o, VAS cut oowA this year to SOL. Dan
nelly, who Lad 200 majority two yesrs a7o,
MAS beaten BY 300 voies.: schenxp. d best
Armstrong also 30 votes, overc ming previ-
ous lit1 hb:;cat mai .rity Of 2.lc0 WhoeYee.
tbestforn, aaegen thAt .h:rs is no hope OF |
Making tho him! Aro In Pe..nbvlyania. With |
Stewart, and h,tle O'Seill .}aiu in the 10. Of |
eating the she bread, wants mare faith. Tbs
people fVrwhcre perceive thu fAIIscy, the |
paft'al!t:, and tue corruption, and The SELFISH
nes> OF s11e sAti6 system All xra ready to rem
de1 n:.nces.r the thinzs vhicl, are Caslr's,
manufacturing Phazihee il beyund tte prov |
lnce OF Republican gn.pel.
A cestain John Deiano, son OF tho new SEQ |
ret4! e ms 5nt"z'cr, and : person OF the
to The persons Of the pc'anos, arc said to be |
sesrotsibie for the allegation that the head Of |
the Ger sus, General Mslket, and tho beAds oi
ever. thing genesall5, are to be cut OF ~ Co.
luns' nr Delano: Rers, again, 20 sLall per-
e't'e 'f.s ocs tiou Of the President to the re-
Tin New yurk Tribune having f.i1sd to |
elctt ally bedy whom 1t has supported to
offie. iu he cits of Nsw iork fns the past
twelve ran. will TO "resd out" OF the
Tl., Hi<sour1 bemotrat, for vsri :us iu-ulta
to tifffet EFT members Of The Dent famli7, will
bc tepla.eil as too ADMINISTRATION organ NJ the
Ett"sn1 II ootfchuck. The Cincinnati Gtz1elte
aid Commercial will, hsrnaft r., ree.ive no
att+ n,in IRON, the President, md the neoab-
lIca party is ordered to atop EeadinB in the
Ohio valley. Other neRspnper changes will
he AnrouLced in few dayn in the Washington
Chrpnie1c, and 1t Ia ~prrehended tha. il nv!
as fn SAY to stop TIE Press gsnsrsl7, till
Senator Drake is begging TO be .put uoon
the Dencl, Of tho Court Of Claims, in place Of
Justice Casey, who Voluntarily retires. This
Senator Dtake IL the person who, recsntlv,
suprt ma Court Of the United States, aud who
introduced 4 bill to rob it Of jurisdictIob.
Ills community having routed him in his
chances for reelection to the Senate he
nov eeels to become Justice. Poor rs We1e
his qualifications to be = Senator, they arc
poorer to be a Judge. He has not grain OF
equity In his nature, and to alay1te him above
Ebenezer Peck, and the presaLt capable arI
enlightened Justices upon that bench, il TO pat
the most cortigu failure ss politician aud
n Senator who eser camo to Washington with
Approximate pFctepsionR in place which lie
used tie pnbEc time to belittle. DF2An T.
now seeking to climb into tho nest he befoul-
ed
O1e Of the leading Causes OF Secretary Co.'s
retirement from the Cabinet WAS tho manner
| 10 which Attorney General Hoa1 had been
| treated NJ to his resignation. short tino Fre-
| yfnusly- He VAS invited, in order to obiige
uf lis uffco, aud WIS then kicked out it.
Cox, to anticipate any such probabilities in bis
| case, put bis resignation in hand In gnoh
time: The disreg.za of propFietiess
he printed among the chronicles Of the time.
ard will show that we have neither civil
service nor civlliy in it.
THE IMPENDING SESSION..
Congress vii have only About three weeks
| Of work before it. There are indications Of .
qua1Telsome, frivolous, eide-iseue sea=ion, and
thore membera who constitute tho worknG
| few arc mnrc than usually dispfrited. The
errors Of the first part Of tho session are
grave and numerous, and these mnst arnt be
adjusted There will bo much political ban
ter over the lste et1ugglo at the polls. The
, nsnsl mousing committees Of Investigation
=. subterfuEes. The public time. and 10 ever.
case to reHult m two opposite reports. No.
. body ie prepared with any genuine piece oil
! new or Ieformatory legislation. The wintel
sill not be dull one, but q dwelling one
:, There ia no issue of Significance before TIT
+ country that this Congress will act upon
q aud, having adjourned Last July withou
Q takirg time to give, By vote, rescuscitatiol
to our commerce. the people will see this Con
+ There was, indeed, little apparent feeling il
Q this city, outside of political circies, concern
y irg the electinna Of q fortnight ago, Form
l. t1lv, there existed i system OF organizatio
Q amongst tho te1egraphio correspondents, b
y which corious returns were exchanged. Al
u, taA IN vi rA1
y paper row" for information. This system Va
=, vexAtion aud expense. Newspaper Row hu
u rot up F atreet, down the Avenue, and slPPe
j. its original moonnge generally. So on ole
N little they could get, around the city nessp
ID pcre. An ine1plickble apathy mAtked 4
OF ofHce-holders, and few Of the chiefs Of b
US 1esus or divisions popped In an anxious fa
re anywhere: Everybody repaired to euchre
or to bed. The next morning there waa no IN.
~ for newspapers; the town was dull as eve
and, walking down the avenue, saw no II
% persons discussing the results AlroAdy know
oe Public pe1Bons-indeed, public interests, b
ea relapsed; the country seemed to BE- going
lAt way. and Its Inhabitants were going tAeirs.
The President, more than Ill his Cabir
1co chiefs, was Interested in tho returne.
lat young stan CAPTAINS hustled ahout for return
or, and the frat State they hoped highly for "
at New York Greeley and ottsrs haa given
t1a..fsnt ldess Of how y, ths 1 Empire t,s}e g.
N .rtle city, but the agricultural regions and
farmers ma1ket-tonns slipped back the "a
ah. distance.
1eA Miseour had been promised to
ho- President by 10, 900 majo1ity for McClurg.
himself remarked that the newspapers hSd
= influence. But his Captains Of THenry couu
set, 11s, m.65lar c.nSA-or .aaro-, ua
e this ia victory, being the on+yesr.
es, ., complexion of 1872 is not, however, yet as
an tanned. It's deetinies lie balanced bstweon
~ behavior Of the Democratic party in the I
;wo Congress, and the opportunities Afforded
aa am the administration to distinguish itself:
9ho th fears Of the people sn changea mako still
me best planks in the preeident's q platform
g U iendenry ct ali large governments is to q
[een [ Mfr the dangers ct eEen peaeefut rsyolutl
,t5 Here, az everywhere, the interlocked. In
t,s eafs graphing interests Of capital and corp
Ine9 tons adhere to the eEils that are. moro up
Hsa hensive OF tho evils that arc unknown.
king 1.siod fFcm Isron i,xsrds snd roaseasi
waf, WHO remember the whole burden OF
~, palm
~ "Trust no future howefer pleasant:
tue Let the dead past bury Its dead,
Inc Act, act! In the living present.
10 in Heart within ana God otrncad-"
'tniA OLD JOE WILSON.
sple- Icalled upon Commissioner Joseph "
pro- last Friday. Nv object was not to disco
oon with him upon tho cloud which had sude
o ns.o come over his sky, but to solicit map
'' report: s.,, ,,o,n,no Mr. Commissioners u I
,aae- rs the old mans plain gArb and worn Zen,
.het, appeared, "cAn You give me your las1
on n poLt?" ., ~. ,,,,,,
laho, | .,-ra ran1ia1.
in in Eertsinly! I want to crafty every
, who has the right, and haTo tried I