The Union and journal., 1870-07-01

his constituents are treating him unkiudly. and
appealing to their humanity. He says to them
In effect, "Hare you no boirels? p and Toby
Candor. who steps forward quite courageoasly
to be the MOUTH piece Of The multitude. replies
curtly, "not boirei." u seefps to'us rather q
low grade of public estimation, when man has
got to that pass, when even the amable Toby.
who has discovered much and recognized all Of
the native political greatness. Of the State, can
not ding him the cheap compliment.
Later the hard-pressed member has issued a
letter arguing his case. which. if not dighihei.
Is earnest and explicit.
lie thus appeals to those who are circumyent-
ing him, while he Is away attending to his i'm
portant official duties:
interests have been neglected, Hsve NOT done
faithfully for them all that any OF my colleagues
have done Tor theirst Have not been as success
fnl with the Departments In their behalf. as any
other Representatives Is there any general dissat
isfacton with the votes which have given! do
they find fault with my temperance habitsl What
,lreat Interest," I'm my district has suffered at my
hands," ..F .a rl#F fuuihuiaI
Who can gainsay such cogent appealsi Has
he net beseiged the heads Of the Departments
for places for his friendsi Has he not stood
steadily up against the encroachments Of his
colleagues for his districts share Of the public
plunderi When there was patronage lying
round loose was he lacking in real or prompti-
tude in securing his just proportionl .,.,-. d.
We suspect that in this very patronage he has
served his constituents 'not wisely but too
we'll" that he has trusted the gratitude and
generosity, or as he terms II, the "humnnify'
of the men upon whom he has bestowed office.
Alas, unskillel politician! These recruits
from the clerical profession are never quite
able TO rival the children Of this world In the
Dlroitness with which they play the game OF
politics, anj the plausible prctexts with which
they cover up their selfish articles. ss. us
What have you done Mr.. Morrill, with oil the
patronage which came to you as to all the rcstl
Have you cheaply and greeniy dealt II out to
men in your district, who arc now lifting up
their heels against you! If you have done so in
spite Of the wise example CT your wary col
leagues, what wonder that you have come to
grief in the outset! How could you ever
expect to get on in this calling Of politics!
man who can be so explicit In soliciting
Office from the votes Of his district ought to be
as direct in his dealings with his bcnefciaries.
He should have said to the men who sent him
petitions for maiLagencies, post-oihcics and
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