, 1873-05-02

TINT blanket large enough for thirty or more
poraonH?
And now tho Massachusetts Legislature has
srcoumbod to tic prevailing contaBion. Tho
Springfield Republican Says:
Tho success Of tho lobby IN carrying through tho
Mo.se their two ncrtshirc jois-tho sh.nly Elooaao
tho Loo \ Now 1lavon Haifead-probshly foro-
snnt ihG sonfse fn Of 1uf ssntse for le ne1t
only quarrel among tho memhors Of tho Thr ffonsc
a the Two 11ousca th9t nominaliy vo.o Oh ii bilis.
attending consolidation Will add 81 200 oo0 or pro to
our do! bosidos tho regular conlrct pfieo,-an tic
nado at tiiA soaaon may 20 IN to $4,000 ooo or is
0oo And, Of MI tho loa Of ibis eiiod bnrdo no,'e
Will DO 30 indefcnHibto ~ tho Leo New Haven grab
All tho 8tato-Houso crowd awing hats for
'Don Dutlor for Governor"
Tho idoa Of Rnnkin, tho Town Treasury de-
faultor, "holdingtho State morally responsible I"
to 80 manage as to repay itsolf out Of tho tail
ends Of property ho has turned over, Ia lmp,,-
dontly cool.
Tho pious Harlan is horrffIod at tho low stato
OF mora1a and srustwortlineaB In finance. uoro
Is what llo says In tho Washington Chronicle
about Taintor, tho 5000 900 Cashier ut New York :
This nossly discovered defacaon ia but ono Of mnny,
II aa probability, now being carried on and we Will
That aomo Of those who mako di'aotio epoochos about
eocnl setonco would tho public against that great
enrho Of our day and genoraton,
What wonder tint Tnintor Bhould hnvc made
hia confession to tho Clearing House officers
with tho afr OF man conscious Of having done
neat thing, an adroit pioco Of management
rather than crimo2 1g not lis caao q logitmato
roanlt Of hia surroundings; md iB It not nppa-
rent that public sentiment on affairs Of businoBs
will havo to undergo radical revolution before
the safoty Of bank-t1eposltora can DO fully az
aurod 2-Ctcueldnd Leader.
"A long list Of political, commercial, and
social scandals has attracted tho attention Of tho
try during tho last few ycara. Every respectable
American has beon ashamcd Of tho widespread
corruption and open jobbory that disgraced
tho National, State, and Municipal Goyorn-
monts Of tho country, and Of tho cunning rascal
thia WIS bad enough, but it does aoom burning
Shame that tho Un1tod States could not pyeu go
out in company, 30 to speak, without taking
their dirty linen with thom to air before tho as
aombcd nations. Before single case Of Amor
can goods was unpacked Mt Vienna, American
obbery WAS exposed ind carried of tic first, and
probably only, prizo that will bo earned by Us at
Tho Exhibition. n.-Bu1alo Express.
Gould not tho President have appointed mon
AZ Commissioners who woro above suspicion,
md who would not ondoavor to mako thoir hon.
orablo appointment q source Of reountary profit
to themselves ?-Dnbuqste Herald.
Tho decentralization throughout tho country,
painful and porplo1ing aB It is, ia calculated to
lead patriotic mon to cut doep for roncdy to 90
terrible a disorder. somo moana a.e required to
bring tho Republic back to the stern integrity Of
our fathers, or to tho more soyore virtues Of the
old days Of Roman inflo1ibility. All good mon
will ngreo that American fame, onco 40 fair aud
Btatoly, ID aulliod, md tho American conscience
hardened or ,abasllod. by the demoralizing in
spreading among the pooplo, and that tho milton
should bid high for q permanent cure.-Ne,o
Orleans Tines
A piece Of dry piuo sends hot flano
through tho hnlf-ignitod groom wood 80 one
nblo ald enthusiastic mnu might now arouse tho
nation. 1Vho is nse coming man p Woodstock
(lu) Sentinel.
Said Mr.. Lincoln with public sentiment,
nothing can fail without it, nothing can Buo-
coed !" and ho uttered no truor saying than this !:
" In this country tho people aro tho rightful
masters Of Congresses and Of CourtB. ."--D4Dalo
Express.
Tho Lawmakers of Columbus hayo "leit
undono those things they ought to lRye done,
and dono those things thoy ought not to hayo
DONE They had bottor go homo.--C Cleveland
Herald.
Very untavorablo comments nro made by tho
National Republican aud other Grant organa
upon the proposed conference of Western and
Southern members Of Congroas at st. Louis.
Thore ia growing apprehension among Eastern
politicians TINT the Western people can no long
IN
VI ~ usuu 1or 'uoI ~o''te,
t S. - alden 1 nasper, OF asans % %gounty' Maa WI
not NO. DO canalaato Tor re-eloction to oongreae'
Inefo Mds pf9ous = unaefanong Ian 20 ,aa9a tnqd o, If
na paca phy grGp tno ,.s "no ntae
Nv ~ ,no,. ~. tno,,o,, oon,nara,,,,a,r ,. ,,o,,,z
1so 3ooks ma a. tnuan n9p oupaiasS y - - iom wouto
20 paea " ugh$aun1 asut. H. % ~ 10 W ~ naS u
| Justice. They have mado their bod, and mual
lio on 't.-Aeare't0orM la'nes.
a Kopuelean papor IN southwest missouri
keepa the following paragraph conspieuous!1
posted N lts oatorlm eolamns; :,
HayenH, me'nper q Congress from the sixth DIs
trct refuses to receive the paek pay anossy voted u
congress-
| The ~" " indlcatos that tue notice will DO con
tinuod It'll forbid" by tho announcement do
sired.-St louis Democrat.
| AS rash and blinded 6unday- School schola
wo may have spoken disrespeotfully Of J. Iaca
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