, 1873-01-01
NOTES AND OPINION.

NOTES AND OPINION.
At tho Matt. Carpenter banquet In Milwaukee,
Monday night, Fred Horn was initiated into tho
party Of tho Administration.
Tho Missouri Legislature meots to-day, and
tho first groat fight In for tho 6ponkorallip, In
which Ia involved tho senatorship; because, II
Btillaon 1Iutohins, lato Of tho St. Louis Times,
ellaii DO eoctod spoakor. It would Indicate d
possibly triumphant condition betwoon faction
Of tho Liberals and all tho Republican mombors
On tho other question. Tho st. Louis Beputli-
can aayB
Atr. lIutc;na can1idacy nccms to 10 rnnled by tho
Missort Democrat, whose editor was selected to pro.
ss lSpeso e a IL IL M ss.1a W 9 @
a. IN for as onos e oeenyng
M Masoar as represenod ep In III te ssstsro , should SO
far forge s dny 10 tho people, s,on's 10 for forget
IT, cu s TO S so,orost
tion.
And the st. Louis Democrat Baya:
There is good dea! # unnecessary datrcsa IN tho
noabers Of tlo Iesislatulv ;:=:::: ~.;s.yo ~l tho
- robel element" an olees f. sonoor M When nia tho
bad thing 10 coaeace with2 If tl.ero th!rtyfour
s1ns to Jn tho I a9ri II s
exactly how tile caBe stands,
It comes out In ori1enco that 1Iutciins ofrorod
to Insure tho election Of Samuel r. Glover, aa
United States Senator, for $4,000.
Frank Dlair has established his headquarters
for tic Senatorial campaign ut the A1adison Hotel,
Jefferson City, where ho las engaged magnih-
cont Bulto OF rooms.
Tho total vote OF ToxaR, In November, just
declared, was littlo over lit, 900, and for Con-
| gross-at-Largc waa:
H., r, orst'y ';yy Ticket. 70 70, G,9ns Ticket ~ ,,v
Roger Q. Mila;.. '23 a. u; Norton: ..4o,4os
! Tho whole vote III tho ArkanBas Legislature
fs 103 and Of these the Liberals aro allowed 80.
rbo ~ Repub]icnns ore ,n1orstood to be divided
for sorotar t,,,,g, no1vo, oa. noreav OK.
39s 1,s nenato TO nus, s['s n9"en, , 80 u uorsey 40
naaloS' 10. Mcpohala NOUS OIL as aeeono
! choice and posablo Compromise.
! -Horschol Y. johnson pernita tho uso Of his
-T7,o o,,;rcr mi, ,sorsscs t1,o rroa,oncv -
-lno quincy 'pn19 olscusscs Inc lres'aehcs o.
tho Illinois Senate as question to DO decided
by 1ocnlity, and, noxt to Its own momber, Afajor
Burns, it prefors Mr.. Ynger, of Alton +; because
Nor1}orn 1l1;,oia IL ooiny In navo lin t}ovcynor
~ ro.suolu -llno' ~ sos ~ NV
IN tho person oi donefat boser'aee' ana H'louio
not havo also the acting Lieutenant Governor in
tho poreons Of either alossrs Early, Strong, or
Vhitino Rut will thc 7t1;1 fall IN wlcthcr tbt
aroa,f, "a raoor5 ,o,o1;ty oro mi nj !, fovo. =,
40 ''e ~ ~. ~, ~ 80 "
Northern Illinois and whether the Locality
cry is tho only tost OF ftnoss.
~ IN said TINT Bon, Yuruor, the colorea Con-
gresBman of Mobile, Ala. l,as commenced, or
Mr. Droniborg, in tlo next Congress, upon tho
rronnt tl.nt Hthrourl, lilo neglect or rofusal Of
the election officers to disclargo thoir duties, ho
loBt $50 yotca in Dn}laB County"
arc playing tho Credit Mobilior gamo over again,
M viii 10 scon by tho lottor Of our Washington
correspondent. This time an inside ring hnse
secured q monopoly Of tho coal, and nao tic roaa
| *
WHY Oakos Amos losroG to give Cougrossmon
M Interest In tic Credit Mobilicr-Ciucinnati
Gazcttc.
wnon Duttor mvetor;ously hints that I1o can
diyulro eomo startling facts concerning tho
Credit Mobiljcr blsin1ss He sayB TINT II tho
Committee really desiro tho whole matter fully
undorstood they should cnll upon him, and ho
nrrooe to conIrct Tia Investigation.
~Sam. Bird. Of Chattanooga Post Of1ico and
Newspaper notorioty, is guilty OF this splendid
sarcasm: "rhere il not Il uoro incorrnptihle
man ma % IN the nation than Senator Harlan, and to
imnuto to him any but tho purost motives in al
things is tie height Of presumption"
The most alnrn,ing tact in this. tendency ia
disregard tho. Constitution and ca>trS1.ize ali
authority in the hands Of the President IL, that
large proportion of tho prosont votora. OF tho
country liaYo como OF ngo sinco tho outbreak Of
the rebellion, and havo been trained in political
affairs during an epoch when tic Constitution
; WAS almost doad lottor: All through tho terri
bio tria1s OF tho war so far from being tnught to
; reverence the Constitution, theHo young
men rather irnbibed tho notion that it
: was an antiquatod instrument, which did
ers wien The country wan in it's Jap, but quito
unRuitcd to these progressive times and our raI'-
idly expanding nation, md wholly unfit to moe.
7 tho axigoncios Of war and intestine commotiona.
: From ali thiv two consequences naturally flow ;
largo numbers Of tho younger claps Of 'votora
. cry out for Htrong goyornfnont, mud look with
indifforouco u1,on tie stealthy 'usurpat1ons Of
. tho central authority at Washington while tha
I 1n1r y ~ HAL H.,
, tion Of public opinion, moves straight onward
toward arbitrary powor.-Nco To'.; SIN.
B 1t is the belief Of tho negro Congressman
ons friend, John s, Patterson, spent sliO 900 If
y ordor to bo elected to the United stGtcs Senate
= from South Carolina II was nil unol in buying
:. up the ncgro ,nesnbeya. But for his money, Ell
I liot saws le would not lavo received single
: 80, ,,;o,. +Ioro ,p,,oh