, 1872-11-10
The EIection.-.Its EHact
Upon Watchers.
The Jesuitry Of Evarts Against
the Coalition.
Conversations Apropos--.A Review
OF the Field.

targe deficit. The colo1ed troops fought to
hravely-
WHAr NEXT?
be1ng hls'n, the question ia: Whose is he
ALREADY the Wiseacres have begun to answer thi
'py putting forward propositions of new issue
and new political combinations.
Ex-senator Drake declared, OF street-corne1
yesterday, that the President must have thre
termA He said that he, Drake, was the origins
euggestor of Three Terms,-in which case b
tnnst be Muscovy Drake, and pina tr hi
Car.
Chief Justice D. K Cartier, of this District,
man OF strong head and projoctiyeness, renArke
sa follows, Wh1e the returns we're coming II
-As the sentiments Of g Republican Reeotar. a
well az original OPINIONS. they are not mthou
9th:
cHARGE FROM TIE BENCH.
1he mistake Of the coalition movement
says Judge Cartier, twas q belief that Treaso1
and hebe1lion had no long expiration to make be
1ore the people, and in needing the voice Of th
hgn splf1ts of The day moro than the scntimen
OF business and industry. great country tha
a growing new and rich every year, does no
hasten Backward to conclliate Rebellion. Tht
aaitao1d Convention grew more hateful 20 tht
e"e'acan people as its date reccded, and the
Icy blood Of the Revolution is to this day
:1fmost popular disqualification. Grealey'e
ftttsburgh speech against the soldiery might
nase been an error Of The heart, but i ran
counter to this law Of human nature. There is
no great Justice. perhaps, in this vindictiye1aw
but it is the method of man.
AFTER Grants nomination, the ratification
meetings IN Lis favor were failures, The p9ople
did not come out to them, and it looked on the
surface as if he had ne strength. But, amongst
tbs traders, bankers, and farmers. there wss q
dlst1ust ot experiment, and this grew, during
tfn campaign, to be the ruling idea.
As to Greeley himself, u continued the Judge.
he vas neither detected for any disbelief il his
honest Intentions, nor oyershadowed by any
feeling ranlow, quiet, and resolute all the time.
although ttp organs and leaders abused each
other. Greeley has led the Democratic party as
1t was toiti grave, and the country owes him q
vote OF tha1ks for it. The Democratic party
ran an Abditionist on an Abolition platform.
and that is confession without reformation"
Judge, said somebody, ''what ne1t?"
The JUDGE PERcElVEs MORE TERRITORY
The party that la to beat the Republican
party must come from within it," said Judge
Cartier, nd be division on some other than
the seedy nestions which divided former Ad-
1nlnistratios. The question OF State rights has
been set ASIDE by the rise of railways, markets.
Cities and corporations, Free trade as to iron
is met By tie blunt fact that ne are now export
ing iron; md, IS to cotton, the issue ceased ct
be alive twenty years ago. Civil Service is to
be corTectd within the SERVICE and not at
popular ELECTION.
II thinlthe territorial question is as likely
10 1lse as ny other, and even well-ordered Ad-
minlstratlo might be overthrown bg it,"
'tWhere it to come from ?" said q Boston
GentleUan.Lssfrom New Enrland ?h
From al sides. That railway to San Diego
ought to pas over Mexican ground after it gets
to El Paso. The Cuban question engages us
already, ami, after four years Of revolt, the rev
Colonies bfweeu Vancouver's and Manitoba are
al u1a1guislng and enigration is assembling on
their frontiers. The Eastern States encounter
geographical and political obstacles to get to the
mining reaons OF Lake Superior with their rail
waye, and the Eastern people want lumber and
an equal market to the North, while the West
wants the st. Lawrence and a channel to
the: sea- The passion for land is
the only one which presses equally upon
= hmrishing stats OF society. To add another lot
sothe. farm to his tract, is the Americans most
:steaHast ambition. We do rot want to have to
-po}ica our frontier, as We must do, at present,
on tn, Bio Grande. Texas is receiving vast
increase from the Eastern s1ave States where
the young planters want to e7ade negro-predom-
1nance. That increase will press upon Mexico,
Just IS the chlef movement on the Pacific ad-
Vances oeyoao oregon. Ia az = not advocating
movement Of this Kind, but it seems to ms that
IT Is the only one OF comprehenslve kind in I'M
pending pohtcs. An Administration would nat
ufaliy resist this demand for extension; for it
would not properly begin as scheme OF Federal
policy, but as . series OF popular movements.
There Eeems 70 be nothing else to debate about.
1t Will be observed that things spiritual such
a. reforms, DO not enter into the above enter
tanning expression from gentleman Who soon
after"ard too6 MS way to the white House to
congratulate PRESIDENT Gfant rishe heartily.
MosBY.
As the e1ection-returns we're coming in to the
quietest and most social gatherings OF former dig
putants, the celebrated Virginia partisan-ranger,
Aosby, appeared with one OF his former officers.
He frequented the Grant newspaper 1ooms, and
had stumped pats of Piedmont and the Valley OF
Virginia for Grant. It is runored that be pos
sesses Gtone-quarry, and wants to get CON
tract for furnishing headstones for the
gnves Of the Federal dead in the great
Union cemeteries OF Virginia and Mary-
LAID. Others say that Mosby Tas animated only
bJa sentiment OF gratitude to Grant for setting
asae Stanton's revocation Of q safeguard for
himself and band; and that, besides, he con-
tenned Abolitlonism in Greeley. He is q strik-
anglooking u1au, reminding ne of the profles