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cay in our navy yards, than in the iron armor
Of the few vesgels. Of recent construction which
hare succeeded in floating.


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Harlans Washington Chronicle and Zach
Chandlers Detroit Post rather praise Simon
Cameron for his ''unyie1ding fidelity" when it
was proposed that the Senate take suitable no.
tlce OF Horace Greeley's death.
-Ihe Har1an-Alliaon unpleasantness among
Iowa politicians promises yet many paragraphs.
Inc latest Is, that when, two weeks ago, there
had been forwarded from Washington to Al.
Swain, editor of the Jefferson Bee, notice Of
his appointment as Pension Agent in Des
Molnes, the mlssiyo was overhauled On the way;
and Mr. Swain, whose name had been announced
IN press-reports, next SOW among nominations
sent to the Senate: !" B. F. Cue, for Pension
Agent at Des Moines, uice Goodteu, deceased"
The Des Moines Register says:
. The Senator [Har1an1, in his demand, first Of the
secretary Of the Interior, and next Of the President
saye 20 other reason than that Mr. Swain Was sper-
Soaaty oano1ons to him. He frank enough to
ana als wishes complied with, than that the recon-
menaataon OF Representative Orr, to whom the ap-
the people Of the State considered Mr swain Tas o.
therefore, signay hu1ni1eted before tie countrv h.
struggle lust winter. - 49,
The would-be Senators OF Colorado and Nazr
Mexico will renew their efforts at Washington
this winter. Colorado claims to have Il. 600 and
New Mexico 10000 voters.
The vote Kansas, official:
Liberal. Republican.
Governor Walker. "a ,6o8 Osborp. sss1
It. Governor. .Walru. stover.
Sec. Of State Waskey 1856 .smallwood .675M
auditor. Osborne -33 978. Wilder 67a58
Treasurer. .Pratt. 81 666 Hayes
ATTY General Waggoner. 33, $780,. Williams ..67 t24
Sup Pub Instr Sawyer. .McCarty.. 533
Chief Juatce. .Mccomaa ..34 49, .Kingman ,323
eongfess 49, PSilins
Congress. -Laughn.. Sc, ,2264. Cobb G6,au
The st. Louis Republican, speaking Of the
letter Of Senator Schurz to Senator Thurman,
published in late Washington dispatches, says
Essentially there very little difference in the pre
sent political views Of A. g. Thurman, the stra1ghout
Democrat Senator, and those Of Carl 6churz the Re
publican who declares be canno consent to be casged
with Democrats. The Radicals p1ace Thurman and
Schur4 upon the s1me footing, they do all who
fought against them in the late canvass. The problem
for the leaders of the politicians is to combine this op
position go as to make it as eHectua in 0a7Tng upon
as It ig conspicuous in being tcarrsd agast And here
again comes up the only obstacle which is-a name.
The Wilmington n. C.) Journal, whose ed
itor had an interview with Senator Merrimon,
lately elected, says;
He assured me that be had communication wh4t-
ever, direct indirect in person through Others
with the Radical party any members thereof in re1a
ton to the Senatorial contest that could affect his party
that, If he had considered that bis election
his political principles, be would not
cept the position. When the members Of the Repub
can party voted for him. they did knowing his past
record, and that be vas still q Conservative.
General Banks stated to newspaper corre- |
spondent that he belonged to the Opposition !;
that he would call the Opposition by no other
name than that; and TINT the party, though it |
seemed very weak now, in year or two would |
show surprising strength.