, 1872-12-17

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The vote for Mayor, this year, is to be- r.
counted.
| The vote in the South Caro1ina Legislature,
for Senator, wss: John J. Patterson, 30; Ell
Lott, 50; Sawyer, 8; Scott, Z; Poinier, 7 {:
Graham, A. Mol,es, i. Colurabia despatch
| informs Us that "the most shameless and open
Washington despatch says: s:There is mo n
mitted to seat.'
! -Ka1loch: playing for the Kansas senatorship,
has laid down his hand. There was uothi1g
| init.
The new apportionment Of Indiana gives
the Republicans eight of the thirteen Congress
| sional Districts.
So far as We have observed, the list ct
| candidates for the Speakership Of the ne 1t AS
sembly embraces the names Of Curtis, Of Green
Bay; Baron, Of Polk; Kelsey, Of Marquette
Patterson. Of Rock, and Bartlett, Of Eea
Claire. Baron was Speaker during the session
Of 1966-Afaaoaukee Sentinel.
That Mr. Colfax would add largely to tho
present influence Of the Tribune By allowing his
| name to appear as its editorial manager there
can be no doubt. That he would put the journal
back where it was before it unfortunately fell
from public grace, is q matter of more uncer-
tainty.-Bufalo Commercial.
There is talk in Washington Of spedal act
to be passed by Congress permitting Minister
Waahburne to accept some reward from the Ger.
| man Government for his services to the German
residents Of Paris during the Siege. Ne SINCERE.
ly hope that better connsels viii prevail. L..
the Emperor send letter Of thanks, and it viii
be better for Mr. Washburne, better fc.f history,
than medal Of gold -iuil,cagsee :s1,atinez.
The election Of Grant is, s.nerefnra the
choice Of the lesser evil It is nce an I'M unora}i6ed
Endorsement Of his CONDUCT nor 2 declaration
OF popular contentment Wit 4 the present statu3
Tor another four ye215- On the contrary, hia
| 1e-eleenon Aberat:ss reform sentiment which.
#as 1ep1esseo p the necessities Of the election
contest. ~. sense Of having been placed at =
dlsadvant>. >.ge before the enemy BY the shor:con-
| 9nee W the Administration. will give the reform
de.nsnd an energy it did not have before. The
| Wounds Of the battle will give an unwonted.
! sharpness to criticism IN the Administration
party. Whatever load the supporters of the
! President have had to carry in the fight will now
be freely cast upon him, and his conduct will be
subjected to severity Of Judgment which viii
be- something new to our purity experiences.
| Atlantic Monktly.
Was there ever anything so cowardly in the
history Of our politics as that which We hare
Witnessed in the House Of Representatives dur
ing the past SIX days? Read the List Of Repub1i-
cans from beginning to end, and there is noE, so
| tar as anything has yet been seen, q man Of
courage among them al. They have been gov
RanEa conaidara}ier ~ r. ra,.a uoat.es5 " ~
ness for Mr. Blnir. is rank treason to The n,en
who in the late terrible struggle carried thirty
States against the most fearful odds, in the face
iet on, so=ca,led iaa5e2e ~ ~ Hense Ma
in the novels OF sylvanus Cobb, Jr. for his
fitted to play part: Technicalities, We are.
na nama1ounr;ebt coward;ca' ~9 Ta ~ ~, ~ ~, ~
tha neon1a 10 hiuheT than tha nnara n,7nr ~ +ta
Honee n Renreaanfat;usa ~ lg ~ ~
wishes Of so States and % nm nm ~ e freemen
ranaaI a3i ,,1ea NJ a5, 1nen i
- e co~a1ce yi;ca tba roazt ~
ahiact Tha Rannhicans - 20 To,,aa tue'.u
nnri] before R1air Who Wa rennd;ated u3v Nv ~
stara. hafora Ran1ta who scnrned - ~ lie
~ ,stj+nanto hafo- F,ent "@H ~ r. -
soat -1nnn hr age Jeca-+ 49,, =; ~ oa-n
p1 be1ors ;he2al Rsnnh7ran;sTo ~ and ~ Donocrec
tGat hava haen traEnn1ad o1t ~ ~ o-ang-thiry;
W. h ~ ~ Ranp3ons p3ElraA les1es IL 'n
Wseh;nn+o,' Eae +1v1 -onre;a, 5.;es ho+.
.o +,, 1n-ei ~ = :; ~ nn;t;5 ;ai, - -
tween fhem as to which ahaii be- tx first 70 lex
the h7aaline ~ tha Praa;dan+,a boot. Thevare W. nc
w;tbnrt 3n6anandanoa ~ J;sc-as ~ 49, ~
| ton involving the capacity, hongstv and integ-
| ritv Of the Recommendations. Benp s7nnorted :,
| great part by Government DAD, nothing but
| Blind snbserviency to the powers that are is to
| be expected. II the President should kill his
| grandmother {if he had one), thc3o two papers
| would speak OF it IS straightforward, clear
headed business transaction, indicatict, an u,,-
| fathomable depth OF patriotism, and i'm eur
| pose to do the right through evil and good re-
| port. Again, if His Ezcellency should regular
| " stand on his head fifteen minutes
| cry morning in front Of the White
House, these toady journals would speak
Of the performance as denoting so DEPTH
I Of originality in the Executive mind Which
many Of his most devoted admirers had not be-
fore credited him with We see in this innova-
tion OF Presidential exercises another ilustra-
tion OF the firm pur pose OF President Grant, his
will to do his duty.''-C Cincinnati Commercial
The anxiety Of Postmaster General Cresweu
to add the telegraph and news business to the
Postal Department is in one respect very hope
full eign. It shows that there is in the Pos:
Office Department latent force not called out
by the present way Of doing business, that cr.o
| be made living force and applied to making 4ha