, 1873-06-03

rs'!s a pu11 h;a,ng agents IL tho lobby
ssns to Albany for somo psrtiouhMr IT, purpose-t ~
spee's is' intssssr 1ts,ssr es s,
snorgy are w.atod IN lighting sue nernos suis].
ton, which Ii s,.ro to DO repealed by tho inenen
N II Pal' 4 tSs S :,,sa :o
Ne psnd;nts e q e.ssy .
as;ss II ss : ns as ''; E o.ss 1'e'
Col 20 rP rp,llP D. Fouke, formerly oongrosa
4"u VI o4lno's. now resident In Now Orleans
haVing returned to TINT city from Washington
mss LAST woek interviewed" and Is thus report
Cd IN tho Now Orloans Neraii; -. ::
Tho Colonel doniel having reoolyed anv upoc,., ~,
aaences from tho President but ssted .pe ha Go I'M
grounds for believing hat aon arsnt pot on1s
IN thls State that o had bso spros1
orn9 ~ rn9 e@omstng @ rcPore on tho situation, which -
eyenoe @'a srnr oo o. ea t On neruans coniens
doubt had, therefore, boon creasod In hiH rsntts;
ao sna ho had naturally given Tho benaat of i'll;
unul uongrcaa would moot tn Docctubor
men, who, tor their own bnBo and un worthy mn.
hoaos foiss their creatures upon tho party and
no people, to tho disgraoe Of tho county. Tho
stase, and tho Nation. Thero arc cortain man @
ary as a 1oe n.r to telnk TINT tho Republican
70 promote their aolitsh aud corrupt designs. and
Rrat11y their rapaoity and groed It ia lnl, t;rno
ssnoy wore didabused Of this haluolnntton. Pi1..
oaFgh {Fa) Eoening Telegraph.
There 49, hoWoVor, hn upper stratum, NJ theae
political managers, not so largo as tiat Of vhioI,
To hayo Just boon speaking, but infinitely moro
Dangerous inaamuch rs they arc moro rcanccta.
PIC PIC and undoubtedly moro aatuto They arc in
election sots In notion TIov 1aoK to Ten bo .,a na
tho moro political STRIKER. These aro the n,en
Tho manipulate ward meotings decide tho
oGreo re, Of aandldatcstho liberal paying ono gem
oiaiiy navn9 prcioreneo-Bot up and carry out
eohcmos e., Of Fraudulent voting, and generally mil
and direct all tho manifold Wiroa Of naTty n3or. pun
sgGSmont and do itsdirtidst work with uniparing
nc conclusion is that tho candidate In rasn6nai-
9ie TOT tho corrupting :of thoao mon and thoir
ols8faeoful Influence over party politics. In vorv
man{ 9 het ,a' majority Of instanoop this judg-
of tho candidate laid at the door Of the inf,5onco
with which no is surrounded by this class Many
man Of fair and honorable character. f1rmiy
Convinced gf tho rightoousnoas Of Ills party pin.
op;os pesnsps even viii
DONG mtg duty as public officer, has gono }t,to
q contest which he supposed might be- Ronorthiv
pursued, aud has como ont with suoooes 30 far Nd
eloesion S y but burdenod
tons that hayo forbidden ANYTHING ii}te eaJ inat
and honost discharge OF duty toward the nnR1io
-BaAinaore American. ~ F0D@''
Congressional investigation Of frn9it nInEkja 1ne
aiairs, NO urged that TIC question wa haSnne1a
with aide issues, that tho roai fat waa thoPf W.
entire Orodit Mobilior business was d arindIc nr
tic Government and poopio. an and utS thnt tSera Oh
wero no relative degrces Of eliit~cya1v 1,a14'
ber Of oongross, Or other pe1aon who ho1d % M.
biltor stock, orWho received dividania ha,rr-
simply swindlor. Undor this aho1pin,r oo.ne ",
claimed that all tho othor parties whae ., vorn w.
known to 1ngo dabblod in tho atonk 1gnro mofo w.
they. The wlolo affair' Tainn : o+.is 60 H. Klty ab
to end, oyerY peraon knn,vi,,e1,, 4som
1eoted In It WAS swindler, Tbia wn ~ eret roH.
bill in Equity. That il viii bn stron.v na,.
admits Of no doubt but oyery hansss contested a
las drcot interest in the sucooaa o9 sp @
'rnment in its suit. II. permission il eronteG
md these intorrogetorios aro hnnostlv ,1awarot