, 1870-11-19

WA1HIko T0Hs NOT+ IL
The political eituaHon. has g1s,xn Intense
~ complications, And BY the mort apparent
positions OF prime-rnove1s. Tte electiona
have satisfied neither party. The DeAuocrata
know that much Of their opponents losses
aEe attributable 10 IN independent third body,
shila the Republican politicians deplore auch
losses, and feel that what their party nse1s
moet Of all 10 positions.
- TEE roLINCAL puILooE.
But tbe positions Of the Republican puty
grow fewer every year. Like a survey, of
'.tieh tho trtgonomets1o chist points have
surk out Of eight Fhile NO nav points hays
been added, tha work Of The Republican Party
seems probable 10 expire by the increlsed
divergence Of ita produced lines. The put1
ia held together mAtnly BY tho Inherent subi-
tion fnF ita continuance. 1t ID : dfspoa,tiou
mitht ut necessity its motive il = fear; it
pertists more than it exisss.
This power OF party to contiuus by the
mere adhesion Of its pirss Ii hea1thJ "a well
Is quaint phenomenon. II there b nd
higher inpnlae within tho country, thoes ia It
least gra'ity. Ihs forces OF commop sensb
still operate 1aattia, surviving impact, ID
still formidable. The master Of society pro-
fers rest to possible destruction. And every
logical observer hAs been Awars that, for, Tho
past thteo 5esfs, tMoe- -fomths of the Conser-
vAti1e element h1s only supposed itaels to b
Radical Those Who stood o. the sunny side
Of polstica yeeterdAy noon, are In tho sl1Ado1
now BY tho more revolution Of things.
The majority Of the country u no long sr
partisan. The President Of the Unlted States
is 1t = loes for occupation foS the forces
which suatatn him. The interlocking oor.-
mescid interests And o<edfts Of tho nation
hold fast to him ~ tbs Urine riyet In &hb
otructure, but he Mmsslf ought to be pairi-
fully aVsEe that, Is ths pewsboy expressed Il
these Is "'nothing to hol1er by." =
:. OF ParsIptST GIANT. i
The Ptekdens has been tho victim Of /
superficial inspection Of afY1lrs. When hb
came into office. he found = country which
needed eoeaal convictions rather than uaA'eztal
conQueste- II needed p2ci1cA ion. re-ex4mi-
nAtl!n. poll ical philosophy, honeaty in the
details, iuteGntf in the aervice,-those things
which Affected tho character rather than ths
however, called to his aid and counsel only
one man who had ever Eeeu = political
thinker, and that was Jacob D. Coz
Cck represented tho new mind Of the
CLlted Slater that education whose college
Eas the Mar, that echotszsbip which hid
leisure fer reflection in the long winter quar-.
tels, and which, between the emotions. Of
delay, dt feat, and FictOry, CANA to few conA
sitteni conclusions upon the fol1ies of the
past and Tie future determinations Of this
republic.
The President eecrs to h17e been. uuaware
Of the existence OF this new elemsnt in cur
society. Mie1ed by bis Own exceptional seriea
Of victories, Graft lss never Eumi1Ated upon
The growing diseases Of our organization. To
him the State wotc the ruddy aspect Of per-
1tct health, ard be consoited With him like
huoctaaful people in corume1ce and politics.
ADMINISTRATIVE suALloWNESs- i.
II may be said that the most minimizing
element OF the county waa put 1t the hesd OF
it. Tho new administration naturally took 4
sanguine view OF things. Tho manufacturers,
ess and CAPITALISTS, whose percentages had
era1t, who lad won In battle distinction else
impossible: aud 1eisurely old gentlemen like
Fieh and Bore, who wore g1ad to pat1onize
distingaished young valer,-shsse vent INTO
colored. euperdcial. almost frivolous we're
White House propositions. The Freshman
class had got the diplomas, aid shattered
away upon State tokics on the public plat
| fern.
After while it began to be- suspected that
the country Was uneasT. Congress and the
| neRel apsrs we're tending to strange que4-
tione, which the President did not understand.
1he President vac, therefore, instructed by
such experienced stAteamen - Lieutenant
trJ sop Or two Of policy. San Domingo VIA
then escorted down to the genate, and this
the sole original political child OF President
| Grants admtnistr1sion-1&s spit upou BY
snatos. - IL y T.: xess ut et The 1oSoy
h,s never forgiven anybody for treating with
This diRdsin the sole propositton he has Jet
contyaved- His boaum friends among Sena-
tors hare since been those who patted
San Domingo on tho head-Chand]eF,
commonplace and unrn1iable in eve.ything
but neIashness and party mauAgemsnt- Ha
has bodily driven Missouri ont OF his couuta-
nance He has removed our most eminent
foEefsn, Minister And. finally, from want Of
sympathy with m intellectual mau, and BY 4
family aud political collision as bid ~ the
F1Ek-CoEbio matter, he las Loaf Mz. Coz from
h,a administration.
We may tay, without feeling, that for ,
thoughtful, e1rnest, reorg1niziug, proselyttz.
irg period like this which has succeeded the
war, tho President and his court arc - fa1
behind as wAs the personal galaxy Of ChAefef
IL duiDg the CalEinlstic revolution Happy
go-meuy IL the word. In this disposition IA,
va.s, zsvsnges, al are disgensed. Little Il
guilty; nothing il aerioua. The goal is ; re-
genes Is being exercised.
aEIETAR1 COX DIssEEfED,
It Ia highly important that every man, In
tel15gent enough TO want to be right and Just
+ upon que stion Of peraonA1 character, ahsuii
know who Jacob D. Coz Is Accordicg to The
present condition Of politics, 70 aitfez viii
tho President is to obtain beration from Il
| his derendents- Coz il one Of tho mtn Whit
dam differ with any man. His d1ffazsnos Will
the President IL carcunstsnt1d dtnerene'
| between MN who serves President be
Cause that President represcuta ! country, ,
period, and opportunities for civilization, AMI
|! man who, being the promoted ACTOR atter
l. great physical episode, regards al his ap
pcintees as members Of his military stan. l
WH n.tuz.l mistake when ar.nt appoint
thought Coz faithful c1anstnAn- Co
. thought Grant man Of intelligent and au
rounced patriotic conyictions- Grant though
: Cox would glow with gratitude because Of th
, appointment: Coz thaughs Grsat neede
, Coz WA sc. in ths lowest position OF til
.. Calumet, ; aposiuon WHARF nobody evar gre
to be distinguished: place Aat upon By IL
diAn Agente, land-starke. claln1-gub6leEa
: railroad corporations, whatever smells Of th
: earth, the kcA1p. and the Ko-batween; plae
i without hero eince the office was czeatet
, 10 this irgtorious Office Cox was introduces
+ Tho President Was in CnI'B obligation whe
: Coz accepted such pIsce. Here Cox WAS 9
: the point Of mixing reputation before Il
/ ont Of Consideration when he struck The II
q Gu1ahan case, In striking this case he stsne
= | IN animated sewer. Nobody ever touche
y \ this case who Was not "plowed over" BY
set Of eczmpe, vbose character for blaspham
. f baz1.t1y. tunueudo,. and audacitv pasaes coz
= = rrehenfion. "A soon As Cox called tho pro,
a ous question on this case. he srpesrs to HI,
et1nck Ceblzss Tassdrce. He was ii
"a Victor Hugo's hero II tho dan.
"a the dev1-aah,-sn American stAtesm,
u entanglsd IN tbs Fays Of : eonsP.tae
l. seiatt7es, the loaal Potics Court Of Washin,
d ton, grub5ers in Congress. old Te1as reba
J. like Judge PAachall, newtpxpar rats Gke Eo
IS ney set upon Coz. He WA accused Of felon
10 Of fraud, Of .wha. not,-a man who Ind Nav
es received suspicion before. and shen. indi
~ ton Of th5spss, Cux found the President "a
~ rriaetre to the Dent family. The Preside
:, demanded that jostice be DELAYED c.
=. showed tho President how McGszsahst II
.. 6ecsus he would not b. bafouled foT 4
q PteaidoatH telativee.
ID THE K'nARR1HANdAsK-
I'd I haye. already expressed 60 strong iud
ment upon this claim that il may appeaz to
d. pseiuaiee. 1t il prejudice. in 20 far a
pg lie scquired fsom belief. the fruit Of ps
IN longed acquaintance with thr Su4e1irteude
,,s and rasin developer OF tho Sew Idr1s m:z
- Mr, IT. =. Thompson, who resides upon t
nd NnH Edria premises. ard who ie the only N
nj in this sui It all aeqnaiassa b Persor
- kno.ledge Of tho manner OF mining einnab
as as and Who hts been yus IN the front OF I'll I
:. a legal p1oce edmgs to rosist 0eGaItahan's Ie
Il bv. was in come eensa 4 coupat1ios Of l
rs own in Pennsylvania He Ia sturdy Per
big eyly.ria farmer from Bueka County,
en> Original settler IN California member Of
We two '.yigll.nea Committees" one Of tht
o. powerful, Eesotzte MAD, who h.vn served
<aa build ur great cities and mighty inteFe
ffe thoee u Chicago md San Fl.
eieco. 10 note thus bread-chested, sol
tremendous pht+iczl geotlera1n.-who has
"a. vayt figured 1t tha bead Of 1Arge interss
IN apd xho rutss hi- mining community By P