, 1873-04-30

violation Of the stao Constitution, which they hat
the psop9 :, sr9 y,,se. thy win make thia vii lei
H.. nooa Of nsnt upon M The wya and where.orea
as every ono knowg. Tho estimates hayo boon laTKt
aud liberal How can there DO these largo and oxtraor
going on? Tho conces!ment In ono Of tho worst fea
tl'res In tho tranBaction. Tho Republican managers
md s sato osers haye not dared to levy
md tuSn tho State would havc gono Democratic. Tic
Republicans havo had tho administrative direction Of
dancy nearly oil Of that no. During tLis long roten
corrupt. 1~0N'eS'' "A'
The following interesting Intelligence ia
furnibhed by Il recent number Of the Douton Al-
re,iiser:
our special correspondent In Washington tclographs
,1s taat In nrogrcss at lilo Treasry Do
On o ssn nt BY Ct aenp snS
WsanS se g il t hs. w e2 E apa Eo tho ysp
suppressed lid sooa ssponed 'W aroa 1or1 haa Pa neen
ence Of q membor Of Congress and one Of two other
Officials False returns to tho Rovonue Department
AFo 10 nave been the character Of tho frauda
Who Ia this influential member Of Congress- ?
Is 1t Bon Butler, tho future Governor Of tho
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts 2-Ne,o YORK.
Sun.
THO rather startling failure Of tho Atlantic
National i; nans IN New York is but floHh illus
Ing with trust funds. Yet mon hayo mado
fortunes and added to their honora by
2 like oourHe. It IL known to be not uncommon
Tor to financial agents Of tlo public, or Of
nittod to their guardianship. If successful,
tfoy rlao from tndgonco or mere competency to
honored atiluenco; if unBucccsHful, thoy and
their families arc covered with shame. Whit is
palmer than TINT every possible preventive
Globe.
la 1t not about timo to set somo pretty
seyoro examples in this line? Tho dofai11tiug
business, especially Ia Now York, ia making SO
much headway TINT public confidence is In
DO not hoar Of ono in five Of tic dofalcationa
that actually oceur.-Cincinna!t Gazette,
Samuel ehellabargor, Of Ohio, ox-Congross-
man aud recently appointed member Of tho Civil
soryice Board, has gained great deal Of credit
accept any Of tho back-pay. There ia some rea-
son to bolloye, however, that the encomiuma lo
has received havo boon unmerited. at least the
Springfield. Transcript, published at tho place
Of Of his residence charges that he has drawn bis
tiona1 Bank Of that city. Tho lranscrip! inyitoe
Mr. shelabnrger to denial Of its statement,
4 word from him now is In ordor.-Detroit Free
Press.
,,s "A good % d many orthoao. party organs hero
nonco for 2 public journal to ask public sor-
wants what thoy hayo done or Intend to do with
Stolen public money. On that question, tho Re
publican is content to 60 to the people without
argument. The curious feature Of tho business
IS, that some Of these organs woro among tie
hfss 4nd 1oudsat In donounoing Dutler'B salary
grab bill az 9 shnmeless robbery, Organic ethics
are 60 peculiar as to DO not little pl,zzling at
timea'1sprinaaeld (Mass.) Republican.
atitution, lot it DO brief bold, and brazen, lot it
bo in those words, " On the Make" and then lat
Tl!l harmonza any ilttie conflict that many now now
believe to exist between tho theory Of, our Gov
ornmont aud tho practlcoB OF those who carry 1t
(Iotoa) Sentinel.
was d Republican Committee, demanded by
Republican Speaker Of the House, that unoarthod
might as truly bonst that tho guilty members
woro Republicans, and tllat Republican politician
1iouses refused to punish tllem. What's tho use
publican.
-About aa hrlro aign Of tho dishonesty Of a
public man aa wo layo noticed, is habit ct rail-
ing at independent Journalism" The editor
Of tho Washington Chronicle iB oase in point,
not owned by tue people who got thor living out
o. politics. Ho Is tho man Harlan, who was
Tho 6onato.-Cincinnati Commercial.
aos Il fs utsd afs dpgtaf gstss osd % s Il a
h1otloo war. This Ia what our fathers used to |
slug about tho herooB who hunted tho Indians |
out Of the Florida ewamps,
" Hnrrah for o,ir lads Of tho sabre and trigger
No heroes on record were Drawer Or bigger;
q q htato1ya pages they'll Mhke great Nguro-. -
iheyve captured ono 1ndlan, two B1uaws, and mig
ger."
--Oharlos Franola Adams ouriousy missed
laying just what caused the dofeat Of Seward at |
Chicago, in 1900, and eventually thu nomination
II Lincoln. Horace Greeley did that. hTr, Al |
inns might havo atldod that the management Of
ho friends OF Lincoln LII tho Convention was !
aot au effective for him as TINT Of Howard'a |
'rlcndH. The Seward crowd from New York
.omellow ,nado . very bad impression upon
YoBtcrn RapubllcanB and helped Lincoln
trough. Tho fact Ii. Republicans out West
yero troubled along about those tin,oa with
,roat doal Of conscience, and they did not lilso
he appearance Of Tom Hyor at tho head Of a
company OF rouylai aud tho freedom with
which money, and whisky, aud champagne wero
leol at tho Seward Headquarters was disgusting |
O moral nannla -QiAoitnnu l0n,taercidL