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tween tho House and Senate, the litter body
alleging that as this stock and money is legal.
t u the Indians, it must be paid to Keep faith
| and preyent var. Tho House is q law unto it.
sell and has its reasons Of a private nature be.
| Hiues. Some Senators say they vii have a
special session. and stay all summer sooner
than agree with the House upon this; but
think that Grant wants his fun at Long Branch
and will refuse to conroko them.
PoL1TIcAL-a1AN NEWS. .
In diana is Raid to have two doubtful Repub-
iican dlst1cts, Otth's and Ju1ian's, the former
carried last election By 400 majority, the lat
ter carried by fair majority, but liable this
year to be lost by the indifference OF julian 3
friends, who want to prove that he alone can
beat tho Democracy fhoro.
In Nebraska there will probably be fight
over Senator Thayer's reelection, as be il op-
posed By Upton, his colleague, On points Of
difference, political. thermometrical, etc,
Upton being grave old gentleman Of his own
mind, Wh'ls Iha5eE long ago vent into training
looking glass. Thayer has the most force, but
track the soonest Judge Hitchcock ia an
opposing candidate. It is cur1ous thing about
Nebraska that the first regiment raised there
for the war had for Colonel, Thayer. the pres
colleague for 8utle1, Spencer, now Senator
from A]abama, and it WAS raised partly By the
efforts Of Kellogg, now a Senator from LSaisi-
ans. They are said not to have all met again
till all met in the Senate.
TRANB-M1s6oUI STATES.
An observing critic may find good deal Of
amusing comparison between the States Of
Kansas, Nebraska, Nevada, Oregon, and Cali
fornia, the five half-pipped Commonwealths
beyond the Missouri River. say ha1f-pipped
as $ remark only half true, for Kansas and
California are now vigorous Commonwealths,
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promise and talent too great for themselves.
Nevada is State which has more talent, con
sideting what it is than any in the Union.
There Is for it, in tho House, the natural ora
tor Fitch, who can speak on any side Of any
question qns f With co@amanding a g aaency groeiaop
quick s to 80 mpathize s001aSa1fsd TitS %h.t and q
down and lonely, and his "day" in the
House calls al the women out. Stewart is
famous man for industry, pertinacity, and of !
ness. He Vii :'tackle Sumner Sumner or OF snooks @
With equal fuss and voracity, and An often /
divided in opinion as to whether he is the
greatest nuisance or one Of tho best practical
statesmen in the Senate.
Nye is man Of real genius, full Of expert
ence and years, but OF q boyleh levity, an un-
gove1nable rhetoric, m enthusiasm for his
friends, and hatred Of men Of Judgment,
which make him formidable opponent Of roa.
sonable thingn, get often fresh fountain IN
pulse Of magnanimity and kindlinesa among
too cauatic thinkers. These three make
strong personal galaxy and material far IN I'd
vance Of their State in influence and indiIidu-
atty. Nye went as Lincoln's Governor to Ne
vada, having fairly beaten Lincoln telling
btor1ea; Stewart went there to make fortune
and boss everybody; and Fitch went there
"As he sailed, AZ he sailed"
Oregon ia also : State partly represented
beyond itself, rs in the case OF Williams, Of 4
New York. once Judge in Iowa. Cotbett, his
colleague, is man Of less force And grizzly
hsavinessI Al . thing Of impset, beyond