The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-11-19

The srst and most striking indication Of the
eject Of The bate State elections is manifested
in the eaierOPpins Of the proposition 10 create
Ne. party The orS1n Of this Ne. creation
zpfezrs 70 Be the ChSsgo Trib1De. and its
manifesto Rs aOS 0Iaiiy created moth interest
arDooE the politicians Of the wess. bot has
ben D.ds the ssb5ec. of Presidential and
SsnA,oriI consultations in Washington
II Is becoming evident to al cleA--siskted
nea thai the cid Republican party Is DO long
ct able 20 ATTRACT or retain the friends which
have heretofore rsis L all-Po-erful in the
ns.iOu- Il Is deczyins everywhere, the En-
'haSissrn i wanting men are growing tSrsi
And disyas;sd With the universal eo-Euptior
ins<PA-@hle With its s-prenAey-Of the -eAk-
n=ss Of the snail politicians who have attained
The high places Of The parIy-Sith the lack Of
any principle to guide its acton in either
ssAis O. National Administrations The old
sAr eries have 10 longer their old meaning O.
force The attempt Of Grants siDinistrz-
tOa to force sod intinidAte the people into
the straight Radical lines have AL proved
fGil7teS- In Virginia Tsroes=ee- North
Carolina AID SaAliy II Nissan, The Admin
istratiol has ne; sIth the sA-Ds TsSzz- TIE
ro.srs have 6eelzrei their in3zF-n3slcs- L
wesS YIrSiuia. OTs,or AID SsrSiA- the Re-
PabGoAn party has been eo1PIstIy over
vkslDed- California CoEeeetsc-; and NsE
YORK have tost tie sane SOFT; While tie
graf i0sses II uEoo3s All Pennsylvania
s2-u the politicians O. noziag d,sAs.=<
Nothing u; TIE negro vo:= u Oaso, Pe-a-
syIvAuis And New jersey saved TIE Rsp-tll-
ezAn psArTy froz1 A-l.ihil1;i5a n ikcss Ssz.s-s
and after ihis 5rss sl=esi5z ;AE; sss-O rote
vii bs - unreliable any. 4,kErszs Eo5
AlAbAtaA A5o-i DC; eoli eOuf5-s ~ tkoss
Who expect 70 Iong cgabzDs TIE Dzs-o vote II
sold pb.lSrx-
The Ggns Of the tines bod - good fo- TIE
Republican party. II the esrTeri which l.
roE running AL one way oe ~; speedily
checked the next Presiieni and the hex; Con
gress vii certainly be DeDoc-1te. No zoa-
der. therefore, TIA; the TrbQns-ihai Odd re-
liable RepubiG2a ioarnAl-hss created sen
sAtiOn, and that the highest political circles
watch the progress OF this IAtess rebellion
With deep AnIisty. The dismissal o; SecretA-
y Cox on this very issue Of reform. has
placed the Administration II g very disadvan-
committed TO the extreme Radical ving-a
wing which has los; wherever the issue has
been made, and which IN the very nature Of
events must continue 10 lose until II finally
disaPPeArs from American politics.
Whatever may be the fate Of this ne~ move
nent. it viii eventually rebound to the AdTAn-
tAgs OF the only true and powerful reform
party in the United States. The Democracy
nov constitute majority large majority
of the whole people Of this country, and as
by the inevitable lax of attraction. all smaller
| fragments gravitAie toward the larger. these
| fragments Of the old Republican party will be
/ forced to mite themselves with the party 0.
the country to accomplish that reformation in
public life and service which Is indispensable
to the perPetuity of anything like a rePubli'
can government IN the United States.