, 1873-03-08
NOTES AND OPINION.

| tnlh spring, shoW opposition gainB. Utioa. tho
homo Of Conkling, has elected Democratic
Mayor by 1,093 majority, in q poll 1000 votes
short OF last Novomber'B, when Grant Ind 227
minority. The Utica Herald (Congroas,na,,
Roberts papar) complains tint tho Republicans
Ind difficulty in finding candidate, not less
than nfty" having rejected all oyorturoB: to
which the Observer adds this information:
J., THO nifty leadcrn would not havo decncd noise.
on last year, nor tho year before Tho decline It nov
beea,so teir organization Is dropping to pieces liz
can't do It, I'm not Republican, ThIa Grctl!t Mo
Wat paaE nfi1 esqess hod has ooHd ny don't know
| occupy tho sarno posltton
Tho Republicans aro moro fortupcto In FL
mira. N. T., and elected their man. We quote
from tho Utica Observer:
His name ta Luter Callwell> Ho was formerly Clerk
Of tho Assembly. yhile holding That highly lucrative
position ho agreed With tho railroad lobbygts to cor.
ruupt tho Republican members II generous aum waH
PLACED IN LIS hanta for that purpose He thus occurred
81 Eh d F?5" G so%teas &C.
reward at tho hands Of Ills ADMIRERS Let ali nucon-
grofmong fga Administration men Fcjoico Luther
T., Tuesday, was 1,4G2, against 1,77B for Graut,
| last November. susan D. Anthony and two
nssociato women voted tho Republican ticket.
-Alr. Cragin told Senator'S on Monday, that
tho increased salaries bill would bo tho last
stlaw to break tho backs Of Now Hampshire
Republicans. He was laughed at by Cameron
ct al Next Tucsday night, nlr. Cragin will
know whether ho told tho truth.
Tho South Bend Register 1ounded }y
Schuyler Colfax) roughly handles poor old Boss
Twood, to illustrate, by him, the impotency Of
| law, the worthleBsuoBs Of jurica, and tho de-
| generacy Of tho timcH. The illustration might
have boon taken from nearer home, but 1t will
do. The Cincinnati Enquirer also usea Tweed
to adorn paragraph, thus:
Gen. Grant points to his election full answer to
tho charges which have bccn made againat him. Upon
| tho samo pr1ncplG Mr. Tweed has also leen vindI-
Gated In tho midst Of bis troubles be was Reelected
to the New York State Senate by bis constituents aud
voted that ho is worthy to Ht IN ther midst, THUS
NJ NJ; Twsod = equally with Mr. arant has tho sattsiac
Grant aat in tho aamo clnir which Con.
Washington filled. "Look on this picture and
then Oh that" said Hamlet OF tho counterfeit
4 presentmenta Of two Kinga.-Cincinnai En-
quirer.
Now TINT Grants salary has boon doubled,
wo presume ho will DO able to pay OF tho na-
tional debit with greater rapidity than ut any
former period Of our history. y.-cincinna!i Com
| n1ercidi.
Tho Now York Times says noof,
It ia comfort to know, however, TINT in tho list Of
those who voted money into their own pockets there
arc no namea that tho country has hitherto highly
resneeseu efcSpt fcp thas o. ~ bingham PeEhaps that
~ aa TT s,s, eht, aitsr ns ueens9 OF speculation
add to Liz reputation for tnaonshr h to
ttos OF bis positon. '''' - '1' pAop''s@
Has not tho country "hitherto highly re.
| spectod" Horace Maynard, Aaron A. Sargent,
Leonard Myers. James A. Garfield, and Oliver
J. Dlokey? There, too, is Bon Butler. How
about him I?
.f1onoroea,non ,vbo +o1,x oh,,,t t,,a al, ,,x,x.
;n " 51,o .oaa III, d. t"t ~ sue oo
nc5nn NJ tha Into ~ Tosa,t ~ .e
f,o ran,,tst;nr - H. no1,,,i,,;no,, .nt, ~
ccnnomv has haan rerv Iondarv ,,raa7 ~ vr
| tuouB md resuectnbio thinu. hit a nomnljcat;nn
land Grants. Il iDeroaso Of GonrreRsjo,ai aoIarios
Bonrt1 Of PuI1ia Works' entnrnrisaa hava hon,,,
loo muoh for its delicnto constitution. Il ia onv
| knnt alive fv tha nit;fu1 nnrsrnonv ri ol,onnan,
slt he seSs q @:s @
Ha Vcs1 Yor5: IT1ues "
Tho Demooratio marty filled itg oup Of mr.
ruption beforo il went ont of nower at tEo leg;n
nirr NJ tho war. Thn nnnnhlican nnrtv cSno
aionc. and. as It hed moro op,,ortnnty' fiIeI ita
Gun Of iniuuity in a shorter Zinc. and tbera ara
two carcassas iyne sitie hy a;flo4tlo Ison,bl,can
party md the Democratic party,-putrodod untl
ffhay have m 1nnrc nnwnr to mt. Tho Anrosn
stah,a 3 a nnoloanc1 oftor nm osen had s}ond
| ti,aro for thrtv yaora ,yoa ar,nil Ink Sor Tor~
cnlos cnmnarod with the National i1irt IN tho
| Conrresa fia1fa.-1Ne Ren. r Dr. IV;H 1,n,n,1oe
/ An nma2i1,r story comes tn ,s frnm Wash-
| ;ugton. tlat Mt. Pattergon'a friends arc propoa-
ins' as a sscompromiao." that d resolution ipoo Of
ccnsnre and mt of oxmleion' ANAL ha naaaed
WITH roforencn to lin by tho Senate. If snch n
conrao ahon1d hn takens Il would ho ;ntoreat;ng
to know ~ what constitutes csuse for expuisio9a
ram Min the IInited statas Sonata. IF anocn1ation
NJ - corrnnt;nr tonionnv fnjiowcd hY nar,,,v
svan,t acryo inv wnnii y nnot conH;nPpfion ~
| Soroarv md an,hazzIamont with m occna;nnoi
hgRkmSyv upd poapv S1s Ya, " Tnes
KY farn was INV f"rthor ovonca nanteS IN
,rovo int o,r syhno 1ars1at;vo avatoo, ia ~. w.
FuTt mi thst I MT lie man nn1y nre;nst whom
compm1;ttoea opr1 of Gonoyess haye be%nn % ronort;nr
hut Tonarnen M h9dv 10 oncn +n ti,a most fnr6'
f"coi hrhors Iba vna az thn incroase ~ saiorea
~ ia cioan ~ ia III iate az cnnareaa wom1d 10
auff'rio,t to mako Il Main annngh AnI 1ha 10
mt Honnb1jcon o,,traee' % nor Honocratio ' Il
shome]cssiv narnetrntod n tI,o faea and ayes n
an nufracod nennn1o. w. peorj0 17HS nen,ncE',t y"
-I1,a snactncle which thoy @ 1rasont ia indeed