, 1873-02-12

Jobs v that have boon taken to tho Hhrrfoburo
| hhops,-1obs Of street improvement and tho like,
| hot to montion charter which placou tho
| wholo city At tho tneroy of William II. Kenblo
ind hls assootatos In an all-embraoing atrcet-rai-
| why onterprso.
In Now York, tloao Republicans who bolioyo
III Reform aro brought to olo4o ihsuo with
thono othor Republicans who do not bo1tevo Ii,
Noform. An exchange ksys:
Tho Republican leadors ara At var With tho Commit
,ee 9! seventy. Tho Custom HolRo party In the Leg
Glatire haye several tnca boon ut foggcrhcatls with
The 19nts na fallcn foul Of Mayor uaycncyer. whom
helped to elect blt who refuses to bo tho 1851 Of tho
wa t o grcsteat triumph of ts Mos1 a
r. ~ III oder WITH the ousotn fouse party who nro
Reform Of laat year viii be found to be ashes. s''"'
Tho milwaukee, Sentinel complains TINT A
number Of Posttnaaters hnvo boon summoned to
Madison to lobby tito Legislature in bolaIf OF
ono or tho other Of tho applicants for tho land
grant, Well; is thia kind Of lobby-work worao
than any other2
Tho Florida Legislature haa Committee to
investigate tho allegation Of bribery and undue
induonco In the long contest for Senator, which,
ended, Jan. 81, In tho election of Conover. Tho
ohargea ara particularly Aimod at Governor Hart
aud tho representatives Of tho Federal power,
whoso favorltea woro boaton. Remarktng upon
the election OF Conovcr, tho Flo,1dlan (Oppoai-
tion) says:
Tho vote that elected him will 10 found composed Of
tHent9-swo Rnti.Niug Republican,, and twenty-opo
young, progressive Dsmocrsts, which awspt down On
tho other side Junction between tho forces Of lo
s. Vii bo hronshout ths sta. sns s C0m @
to ssy provided sae lead thus ade ia followed
" n ~ wo intend It s3ll b. II our couusels through
the columns OF the t1ordn permitted to prevail
with cur friends, ~ heretofore f''
-Teatimony Ia being taksn in the Circuit
Court ut Montgomery, Ala, to show tho Unitod
states Senate by what mennh Mr. Spencer OBJ
tained so-calied election by body that raa
not a Legislature.
An account Of d conversation With tho Hon.
Charles Sumner has tho following:
And what do you think, Mr.. Gunner, OF cur COIN.
try,ate no going to dcstrllcLluu IN "No non cried
Mr; Sumner, emPhstsa'ly "! beioye In tho Repnb-
think Of all tho 1nwlossness tho anarchy, and corrup
tion eyerywhere prevailing. Wo are tre.ding in tho
tGSotssSps s:sp Of j, as
"thsse terrble disclosures in New York, in Washing.
ra, tom, II hsnsas IN Lonlsans are enough to make
of tho people should strike like tho thunderbolt."
cluded But It does ot matter. our nsone la iavs
immense reeuperatiye power. believe in thelr ro-
cnperative energy believe in the Republic"
Tho race for Mayor of Cincinnati will bo
made in April by g. s. Davis, tho present Mayor,
and Lon, a. Harris, former incumbent.
Tho Davenport Gazette says OF Ethan sols'
affidavit that be "did not tell Bob Finkbine TO
had bough enough votes to elect Harlan:"
On the WHOLE hlr Bcllat appearance "a a know.nott-
Ing has not improved his case or that Of tho Sen
sn, aos + {, thsrs L. sny better testimony that
bno on Sells will be ID order.
We mot 1lr. Finkbine on tho cars last Tuce-
day (beforo othor Of ua knew ANYTHING of Mr..
Sells dontsl), whom, in tho course Of con.orna-
Repu6'ican wsa mistaken in itB statement. Ho
{tlnkhne) had nevor said that sella told him no
bought enough memberH to elect Harlan. He |
aad said, however, that, in conversation with |
ses onsd itSp isnr ssa2s the sGese be- Enheine men
Hsrlan On tho promise Of being appointed to
certain Federal offices, and chided sefla because
ono or two Of them had boon disappointod- I
Mttscatine Journal /
Then tho question arises, Whero did Du-
rants money go? Into whose hands did it pass7
Did Mr. Harlan spend it for tho purposes for |
Which ho stated thas ho wantod 1t, and for which |
Durant aaid he donated It, Or did It go into some
other channel7 Ton Thousand dollars OF Du-
rants money used. and not dollar Of 1t in what
Sells diaburaol And yet Sells and Jim Bnvory
both dlsbursod freely at DosMoines and, Of |
course, paid. I'LL Of those Legitimate expendi-
Durant's money! Where did Durant's money 60!
And how much did tho "other friends" Of h1r.
Harlan. of whom there eeemB to have been ia
delegation, and Il Washington delegation"
at that t,-contribute7 Can re hayo an answer to
these pertinent inquiries dubuque Times.
senator Harlan Ia another specimen Of the
dopths OF ignominy to which man doHcends when
he leavos the pulpit to engage in politics. ReY-
elationa are daily mndo in Washington showing
how traculont and hypocritical tGis man has
boon, not only in Credit Mob1ier, but In all
othor aNaifa whero thrift would follow fawning.
He and Colfax occupy the same winding sheet,
and will bo cousigned to the same grave Of
corn.-Ha'risburg Telegraph (Simon Gamer