, 1870-12-03

We do mol say thas such mn ia
,efsai1ly 10 bo fould In ssn.tor Tronb,n
fer xe htye all learned cAution ia tha III
dozen yeaEs In tho manner OF glosf5ing Aa7
Individual In advance,-tus No do s.y
y Tstus nnsf o. MI us e P0sig a.n. md h,
become euch public hsnefactos ~ 70 a,,s
marked ont. He mAJ not beA at.tssn,n
Of tho old echcol: but the old rchooi !.
closed, and tho nxtion ia no1 bad At vn,t
trying to pay up ita tnition, md Saaatas
Tfnmeoll appe.rs well tlt.ea 70 help i.
b.1AEced. right-priuclpled public MN Of
great experience. He Il et1snuoua but
prpEfeeeiTe. always haa ideas Of his az,
but IL eTer open to conviction. Hehas jo-tsd
Lis own indignant patty in the face aud Gy,I
He has no fear of being contaminated by th,
He has the ear Of ehe nat.ou, AZ but oas or
two other men have, and the xtspe,t Of ali
cisizens for tho itcerity snl priv Of III
motives. lit is Alleged that be il aams.h.t
cold In temperament and not ayup1thetic IN
his impulses. t ID Auhcieut to say that states-
man need Of be verv gushing to strive fer tha
fnarciAl welfare Of h,s government; os,hltit
requires any peculiarly .'styong osneyolenoo
Of snui" to promote the return az snte;,
payments, or to weed rorrupii,n \ cut Of the
public cffioea. Senator Trunuu!l his already
shown, In his measures submitted !, tbs LII
ee9utttly before the people, that hs h1a
eafueatly It hs art those Erstt nstioa,l op-
ices which ara foremost in the miada Of the
people ihat he has definite lde4a ~ TO tts
best methods ct a:txlning them, a1a tha: haia
willing to 1abor to that eld-
We trust, therefore, that whether be hxs tbs
public encouragement or not. ho will eu.as
vigt sous)y upon this good wo1k At the con;us
session OF Congress. And no do not ref4. 10
him a1one. but rather to him It
representative OF not large bu. \ posef-
full cIasa OF statesmen, who hAve many Of tbs
requisites We have specified in hirn.-to snaa
men, for instance, as the two UIited Sta'sa
Scratn1s iron, Massachusetts,, Senators Saer-
mau, Schurz, and Carpenter, and R.rr.
tentatives D1*es, Garfield, aad Bingham,
What may rot huch atatesmen acco1l sl,sa
when l4n1Esng together, especially At
this time when tho public approval Is ready
to be given IN oTettt3~lnG. measure 10
every feasible effort to attain tito obj Il
upon which al shough men ara naiteds
The return to specie payments must ba made
secure snd ~ prompt As is Consistent With tbe
lealthy conjuct OF businesa Affairs. Cn1a-
Ton honesty and tho gener.l Welfare silks
demand this. Tae currency il tD b. put on +
bssis which vii, eliminate the vicious eaaeccy
10 fluctuations which now curses tr1.e Aoi
corsup:s the community. TA1ation must ba
iiKhtened atii further, and ali unnecessary
burdens, whether sporting the name Of
ierce Of equaliz'ns home and for-
eign products. nust be taken or. Tns
civil service must be redeemed, reseueratsd
AZ diet uthralled from It's present disycace-
ful ard destructive conditions. II Mr. Irum-
bull and his fit co&dtarora decline this grest
duty which the times devclss upon them, let
them bear in mind that the cork tciN bs done.
for tie national resolve i. fixed. Ouly in ihat
erent the process ID in danger Of ooinE too
1cre DELAYED, aE1 OF being finished It last too
sutspi1 g1y and with sesonranying cEudi,ies
and etrtrs, 20 that after the disease is ex-
pe]l. d. tta patient will have d hard time in
geit'rR over the remedy. Let. therefore, the
tiRhtful Doctors OF 1AHa attend to their cas .
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