, 1873-07-02

nlmHolt o 8a'Ary- -grabbor In 1866, whom the &8
day principle Tas changed to $4,000 year.
Also comes tho Milwaukee Ne,os, Democratic
organ of tho monopoly, and 1ugs ut tho Gov
ornor somo choice extracts from his apeochos.
last year, whom the Credit Mobilier evidence was
denounced and denied by him.
Tho lateBt opinion Of Oliver r. Morton's
homo organ, tho Indianapolis Journal ia this:
Tho queation Of Gen. Buffers candidacy, NJ Of his
to settle and aa they have shown olerablo capacity
10 safely LOTT to thom Dutlcr Ia not in all respects
model statesman, and hin responsibility for the aa1ary
% ao II nose
like him we'll enough, in spo Of his faults to make him
sta W. aonn e1scy ses thss ontseTs aa o.
sbout It.
The Cleveland Herald (Adminfstration) giyos
prominence to correspondent, who Bays:
The Eehtfal share Of oongresa' responsibility for
stakabio infant o tho oonsttution, md Of the spa.
ssl faets stated above IN relation TO President Grant
conslro belongs to him.
Senator Sherman has denounced in the
strongest terns tho passago Of tho retroactive
galary-grab, and that he never intenda to touch
dollar Of tho money involved in It, THIS 10 has
quirod to 80 through q certain formula to got rid
of it ho will do so, although he prefers to Aare
nothing to do ,oih tho corrupt transaction uo Is
too honest 0 man and upright politician to llava
placed against him such . record ~ accepting
this back-pay, would bo.-1lansaezd (0hto) Her.
aid, Ghefmdt's organ.
-Sonator Edmnnds loft for Europe Immediate,
1y on tho adjournment Of tho Senate. Hnyingno no:
time for consideration or comparison OF viows,
he contented himself with scttling his accounta
on tho old basis and declining to receive back
pay. When ho roturns he viii, wo undertake to
say. not loaye any room for doubt about the
final disposition Of the money. burlington ~
Trea pt.aea.- EI}n1ttt1f{sf orr1.
-"n tho money belonged to tho people,
Whas moro direct way to get it circulated than to
givo it to such follows as me to spend ?"-MaH
Carpenter to tho Wisconsin Editorial association
at La Crosse.
-scnator Carpenter has made bold-aai it
scemB to US, o shameless attempt to divert tho
popular resolution, or to defy 1t. He will havo
little success in eithor:-Neao York Times.
evcry mGn that stands up In defense Of tho
salary-grab1 "will be swept from Of his feet "a
b9ys whrlylnd." Doea this include arant7-
-salary-grabbers all over tho Union arc prob
ably beginning to comprehend that thoir dia-
reputable action seals their doom politically for
eyor.-0naha Bee.
-Thoro is ronson to boliovo that tho country
services Of oven MossrB. Carpenter and Butler
rather than with tho safeguard of Watohfu1
aud critical preBB:: B::--Bugalo ~ ~ Express
The of1co-holdors' platform:
~. sapen, 1na1 ssoaoa8 II "'on8 puE @o II" suppoF
'g txa'et That ts cnuhcan marty Ia. s,ved III.
and ronoininato tic same aca1npa for oi6co '''
ResoGued, Th.t Rankn's bondsmen should DO hold
responsible for tho money hostole but unanimously
spproyo q Gasnen.os orc q t saa who LAS
no' 1eaunoeu' -, ~ our cn0,eo 'oe oososnos:
Tho Iowa hepubcan Convention rcrom-
mated Carpenter for Governor, and resolved
that al dishonest 9iicora ought to bo punished
under tho crlmlna NV, ana shat fhoir bonds
men ought 70 90 conPoloa 70 mako good the
embezzlomont o. tas sp pm9o pGaa o. money IreaHnrer
hanktn am1ez1lea S1o.ooo o. INC money aPpfo-
prlatod to tho Agricultural Coliege and oarpon-
TOR u one q hig ponasmen' ana aiaoa n 70,
oloctlqe Aankfa 1reasurgr OF tno o9nege 1aaa
When he knew he Wss deiaulter. Rankin Lag
not poem prosocutoo uhues tno oIluinM !aw, gnu
no stops haso paon 1ahen 70 1 oonpel GaIRonsor
ana hls otneT pc noaohnoa % 70 tahe good nls @ an-