Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-06-24

Many who are dissatisfied with
the President, have a sneaking way
OF expressing it by clamoring for a
reconstruction of his Cabinet. Yet
the evidence all goes to show that
the President is in accord with his
Cabi.z<t. 1t is made up of men
whose ability he can not question,
and whose assistance he needs in
the administration. The Senate
pronounced against Attorney Cen
eral Hoar, by rejecting his nomina-
ton 10 the Supreme Court; but the
President sustained him, and the
country did not respect the Senate's
reasons, and Mr.. Hoar held his Of
fee of Attorney General as bng as
he would. -.
The Cuban bondholders have as
sailed Secretary Fish for the cer-le
Of the administration toward Cuaa
but the Presidents recent message,
as well as the previous diplomatic
correspondence, show that the poll
icy which has been pursued is his.
And there can be no question that
the San Domingo project is Grants
own. The President has also
shown his accord with the Secretary
of the Treasury in his financial
schemes. The Secretary of the In
rior has also his support in his
able and zealoC3 administration OF
that office. This has been shown
in several marked instances. The
Postmaster General has been assail-
ed by members of Congress for
showing up the dimensions Of the
franking abuse; but this has had no
countenance from the President, and
it has only made the Postmaster
General more popular He has
shown both zeal and capacity in his
Office, and he is pursuing a policy
which aims at making the Postoffice
Department self-sustaining. In this
he should have the support Of the
country; for the mails should be
treated as business, not as a be-
nevolence. The Secretary of War
and recent choice of the Presidents S
fac the signs are that it was salts
vytory. The Secretary Of the Ma
de hands over the control OF that
Impairment to Admiral Porter, and
els Sc ems to be according to Gen
tral Grants idea of the fitness of
hings. The military habit leads
him to the conclusion that naval Of
ficers are the right men to manage
the Navy Department.
When the President is in accord
with his Cabinet, and when the sa-
lient points of attack are clearly
his own policy, to assail his Cabi
nent is only a sneaking way Of at
tacking him. There are no signs
that this has had any effect, or that
any reconstruction of the Cabinet is
thought of by the President. Mr..
Hoar has retired at his own pleas
Pure, and with the Presidents in
dorsement, in the face of the, Sen
i ate's implied censure. This lsright
for the Senate can not give re
I spectacle reason for its rejection 81
+ aIr, Hoar for the Supreme Bench;
T his is not a reconstruction Of the
Cabinet, but the retirement Of one
member with the honors Of WAR;
Nor is~t there any sign of, or any rea
son for, Cabinet reconstruction
! Gin. Gazette.
f. PoLIT1cAL NoNsGNsE.--The Phil
, adelphia Aye. states that "in city
t and country the democratic party i:
a unit iu opposition to the fraudu
lent and infamous ~ffeeth !. amend
ment There,is not a break in til,
line" Well what will all that a
, mount to. J You might as well tall
j, about repeating the Ten Command
} ments as to attempt to repeal III
fifteenth amerdmen in this day an
/ peperatfon.-(N. Y, Herald,