The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-03-29
pnlitiral Aaairs

TuR CRKplr MoBtLrgR PARTY That
fwo fice- Presidents, shrse Senltors, and
ak ~ seven representative ehairnicn Of
fhe leadiny committees in lhe House, wee
ds6lsl w;sh III I'r.dit M..bilisr venality /;
Tat tbs prcseut vice-Prsidsnt pub
lishsd aud eaus,d 70 b. published = false
hsyl IL enc am nj Of his v,naiisy, and
TIL shs he yiss-Pr silea' heapd fai>e-
h.a,d ap,a I.lsshe,d aal hen perjury
~ 4 Pajagy IN ssiasealmsni Of bis vsnlll-
II. ani tbs the three Ssua,ors and the
ssr.n m ms rs With bat ON or two exeep-
.isns were .iSewiS, guilty u senality aud
Of falsshood:
That the Hoase refused TO impeaeh the
vuilty ofieer Of the Government, that the
senate refused to expel itS bribed Senators,
and that the House refused to eensurc its
bribed nsembers:
That the party organization. State or na.
tioual. has dous uo;hiits to repudiate and
cast on: briber or bribees, falsihers or
perujrer;
That the Iurty preSs his supported, de-
tended. b.. 18th d, extonuated, and condor d
the oaence Of is leaders. utterly CONDEMN
ing not one Of them all except Schuyler
Coit1x
Thst the re-slected President, the head
ani tuise chsS,a ehieftain of the party
sAsa;d ssueseh forth his hand, pick up
ron sas mud their one outeaSt, this same
/ Cslax. ana pislse him a lifetime Of
intimacy aud afseetion: Win change the
same Of the Republican party to the Credit
! dobi.ier party.
PsEstPESr GIANTS CARISET.-Presi-
1ens Grant en MOudAy. 18th inst, sent to
/ tie SeGasS the names ofthe gentlemen who
III eozPose bis Cabins; Of Ministers for
I h esa,Sss fur yesrs- Ii will be seen
kev 1re ia sans IS those who composed
Ms CAbiaes hefoze. excep; Hon. Wm,
\. Rxkar4san. VIA has been pNmoted to
Secretary e the Treasury, vice Hon. Geo.
). Esasw4t vho his ksen elecicd United
SSahes Ssaasar
wa \. RieAn-ispa. Secretary slhe Treasury.
esesrg~ a. WEdans, Atioruey 6saeraL
e 81. lNf-atNA[N q .kAIE-
Wu. n Beixaav. Secretary Of War.
eam A. J. C'-vsSss8. Past1as,er General
csalrlAgs nslaao. SECRETARY q the Interior.
.is0er= N RSbssea- Seerssasy sfthe Navy.
AZ ske slevsisa IN York beFOa-h, Pa,
"a Fri4ly Il hss seek J VI. Dei.eh,
5eascrzr, was ehsea chief bnrsess. aud
T. Zor-er. dsussras. high eOnsiable--the
/ fogzsr b. 3A5 and tbs after BY 2U3 M
jo1i,y. Counelusn and O,her officers
Sere e3eetea. ssns democrlts and some
repabliczaS Ga the license, or local
aIsiOa qaess6a ihe vote vas l,O37 for
i; nse and l,lSl against & majority
aeaIas, license in the b Il 1l3 In
Ale roaniy the majority Tor license IS eI-
peeted To be zboat 500 whsn fully ne
turned. AT Hanover l. F. Mekheimer
SAs eleeicd burgess by oil majority.
The Horkd. ia commenting upon the
splendid and surprising gains recently made
ey the Democracy IN the Empire State
says they encourage the belief that Nev
Iurk vii Be easily redeemed next fall
Az the people need Is light, and Dcmo
eTzts cannot do better service TO thei
e4use than to nsh and extend the circuls
ton Of their own journals.
A oclOrcd man, named Bel, who raj
OF constable in the ID ward Of Chambers
burg. Pa. VS. d.Fsl,,d, ;hSa.h tbs war
E,s strongly Republican. The Rcpubli
cans are willing that the blacks shah vot.
tn Repnb lean tick lu white Repubii
cans vii not vote FOE black Repub.icans
Further returns of the local option eIee
tions show tina, Allegheny, Berks, Bucks
Carbon. Lebanon, Montgomery and North
ampton eaun les have voted for license b.
large IN jori,ies. Chester. Delaware ans
Montoar counties hive voted agsins
license.
An Indiana paper has this ticket at il
uas;-head for 1876; Oliver 7. Morto,
for Presid Mt. and Benjamin +. Butle
Tor Yioe-Presideni.
The indications are that Robert T.. Lee
Jr, sou Of the lat, General Lee. will b,
nominated for Governor Of yirginia BY tn,
Democrats.
An extra session Of the Legislature o
Nebraska has been called By the Goyerno
to correct errors and omissions in the law
passed during the last session.
The St. Louis Republican remarks tn
curious fact that none Of the uubribe.
members Of Congress hare public reeep
ti'ns from their constituents
Samuel n Bell, Democratic eandidat
for Congress in the Second New Hamp
shire District, has been reelected by
majority Of four votes
| Hereafter a Congressmans wages vii
average $50 per day. Pretty good 70
the character Of the service performed.
Southern papers are beginning to urr
the removal Of Jefferson DAyiss disibili
ties, 50 that he may be sent to Congress.
| In the New Jersey House Of Deley I
the Local Option bin has been defeated b
an indefinite pos,pOnement, 20 to %.