, 1873-06-21

ontls all doubt ia to him; and tho namoB, alao,
Of Representatives Charles D. Tarwoll, Michael
O. Korr, John Lynotl, Walter L. SosetonB, and
Washington TownBont. tnuBt bo plonainB a'lr-
priao to tho1r constituents. Oshor names, how"
ever, arc notably mHalng, aa follows:
Jan,cH L. Aleorn, Of Miss. Alo1. lsmsoy, Of h1Inn
,Em,n. 1fyt John shsrsn 9G.,. q oI1o
George E. 11,rss q si.s Es T. sooorts
W M Maer!of 5 Fl M Il Tomaa awss e Ga0
olartson N. pottor,ofN N. z.
Those f1ftoon porsona hnvo encouraged pub
llo impression, directly by their own announce
monts or Indirectly by tho1r newspaper organs,
that they had already. or would upon tho first
arrival OF thor drafta, rofund tho oxtra pay into
tho Treasury. Tho Indianapolis journal spoke
authoritatiyoly as to Olivor P. Morton tho Bt.
Paul Press spoke with oqunl point and purpose
for Alexander Ramsey. MIR. Ellis Il. Roberts
(now In Europs) spoke dirootly Tor hinselt, in
his own Utica Herald and nlHo for Mr. Merriam,
Of IN adjoining district. h1r. Morriok, Of Mary |
land, WAS ono Of tho very 1lrst to announce his |
intention, and Mr. Potter, Of Now York, pub |
llahed, carly In March, his own lottor to tho Ser
goant-at-Arms, as il Qio boing famous 1awyer)
to set pattern to Ill the rast Of how to do It,
Tho conscious rootitudo OF John Sherman
and George =. Edmunds has won for
them much ndnfrntion In Ohio and
Vermont and elsewhere. Aoorn and Har-
! ris aro, and havo boon, announcing their vir-
tuoa on tho stump in MIHsissippi, whoro O gon-
oral election now imponds. But the case Of
John a. Peters Is unaccountable. Ho Was an-
nornood to have refunded as condition preco-
don't to his appointment as Supreme Judge by
tho Governor Of Maino, who, It was enid, would
l mi lin MI al kfr
think hotter Of 1t aftor lo had been sworn In "a
Judge?
It will bc understood TINT this List OF names at
tho Treasury ia not official, md, it may bo, In
Justice will be dono to somo whose namoa should
appcar. But tho List, az gigon fits to the official
announcement OF 1orty-Blx contributors, and is
made public through channels that claim to be
surrounded with peculiar caution. In any
event 1t is time, now, for Btx Senators and nino
Representatives to riso mud explain, personally
or by thoir noxt friends.
Tho opon revolt Of tho Democracy OF Allen
Oouuty-a Democratic stronghold in Ohio and
tho homo Of Congressman LamiHon-has pro-
duced . genuine and far-roaohing sensation in
that 6tato. Tho County Convention mot at
Lima, Juno 16, and unanimously resolved that
neither the Republican nor the Democratic party
WIS now able to "ohock or control tho existing
tendency toward the utter Generalization Of tho
politics Of tho country;" therefore, that tho
pooplo, without regard to party, DO invited to a
nass convention at Columbus, July so, q wook
boforo tho regular Democratic Convention, tho
call Of which is utterly ropudiatod. Tho Toledo
Btado (Admiuistration) saya
Tho Convention was largely Intended, tha cadera Of
tho party in worry township boing present, md those
not In the secrets Of tho party managers we'll know
that something unusual waa about 70 trnnspiro. Thu
Resolutions
sentative men OF tho party u the county, Theao
old Of ds Allen & Gpuntymth od Guard
open Its terrific batteries in tho last campaign, but did
not-haye Kicked ontroly out Of the traces by thus
ropudiang tho party, they hope to snocecd In altat
ecrain clnsa of Republicans Wo shall watch further
no i!ttlo interest.
1t ia not to DO supposed that tho Democrats
! Of q county like Allon layc enterod upon this
policy without aomo appreciation Of it's nature,
. portions Of tho State. But Of this, moro horo-
, | after. In tho meantime VIC ehalI watch with
) Bomo interest tha progress Of thia revolt, II 1t
provo to have any progross.-4oledo CONNER
, cias Administration.
Tho pronunciamonto Of tue Allen County
= Democracy, which was published for tho first
timo to-day, creates considerable talk among the
politicians gathered hore. Many Of those who
from which they hnil, do not hesitate TO declare
that they aro heartily in sympathy with tho Nov
l. Departure and will do al in their power to in
+ suro its success. 0thorn with moro aiplomac.
= Developments Columbus correspondence Of IL
It Cincinnati Enquirer.
4 Tho Allen County Democrats arc entitled tt
consideration for their courago. They have diH
:, played nerve, but thoy will hpd, wo predict, thu
- they lave orented q commotion. We question
u u very much whether tho Democracy Of Ohio, IL
q tho light Of last year'a lesson, are prepared +
% shuoG tho old name and onter upon q new life
IT, 4rk &o IN ov rfv mn
conduct upon It q successful campaign wish
10 three months. Thore is an eloment l
tho nRR Rarty t5yho which s 61ds S9ns
sast anu moufh oi the not nub
- Of old birds eBcape through holo at tho roar.
ao the movement Of tho Allon County mon will ten
to lberalizo tho Democrat party it shall lave Q,
n inaorsement We believe that it will have til
IN There uoyer Inns been time in tho Inst 1T
of years whom the political outlook appeared I
chaotic as now No party aooma to havo the e G.
up horenco necessary to success aud general d1s
nd togrntion appears to bo the order. =. !.
-, THO general Generalization is tue rosultir
~ effects of tho Credit Mobilior exposure, CORFU
10 ton Of Officials aud tho last grand salarygr
Of our voo6 Tho %, Psops
, must b heard and hooded Party lines and par
u discipline no longer control or hold mon III ?
H. litcnl organizations. Wo hayo stated time q
,d- again that tha paper, while an advocate OF y
to ropudiate any nomination that tho Republic
nv party may nuke that should not hayo be
, IN, inado.-3farshalEto1 (Iowa) Times.
o 4 hau to1 mo @ooo
n.y. corning the political combination i'll Mills 20!
NO ty, working In tho interest Of railroads und otl
aso monopolios, certainly would have taken Il
roe for IDIOT There appears to bo no boqnas faas
s ss saGts In aba 9f aspa91 psrg Was hold n"s
to BY its moral issues, which, having diBappeart