, 1873-02-04
NOTES AND OPINION.

This sentiment, from leading cditortal In
Senator 1Iarlan's Washington Chronicle, is tho
conclusion drawn from pomoroy's downfall.
T2 country ~ eangt ao Of ts cor
country aeoIpa to awny to desiipra Of tio nntio BY
diyerg legislation from legitimate channels wo havo
remedy In thcir banda.
1t is noteworthy that nono Of Tho Pomoroy
papers III Kansas had. Mt lust accounts dlscovorol
any "fonl conspiracy" to blast tho fair famo of
30 made a. by outalders.
- Grho o2 & generic titlo of pmall "joba ip now
"crealt Mob!lior, Jr."
The particular friend and ally in Q ongresa
OF air. Posncroy was bfr. HnylaI&. Thoy haya
ooon oi thoro long ,ycars together, febt friends
nlwnyH, antt partnors In spoclal legislation.
pomoroy inBiatod that Iowa should, laat winter,
boon oil thia wintor standing petition domand-
ing Or Aansas tho roturn of Pomeroy. Tho
| people OF tllcir respective statoa have decided
tlat tho twinship ahall continuo-but not in the
| ::--Tho fact that Slr. Pomoroy went to Topeka
| with SO much ready money in Ills possession that
he could afford to pay 81, 600 III bank notos to a
Sin tsngle individual, Is damaging proof against his
not know, but It ia not customary, we believs,
for honest business men to carry bed-tick full
Of .greenbacks with them wherever thoy go.
| The willy Senator proforred not to give bank
checks, because they Gun DO used to toll tales
aftcrward; hut in cash transactions, only two
| parties can be Witnesses. Unfortunately tor
Mt; l.l3., ,Pomeroy, one Of hia witnesses WAS not
| -. Tho moral which Mr. George William Cur
tia draws this weok from Credit Mobilior Is, that
Congress had bettor 60 little allow for whilo
In s1t tue meter , 9f lapd grants and fight shy Of all
awha:: Mr. Curtis head is very level At times.
= At any ratio, We hive got rid Of tho Ku- Klux
bngsboo. Attorney General Williams is now
aplo to assure tho sonate,. On the authority Of
past. Tho newly enfranohiaed arc enjoying
unuisturbod ropoao under their own vines and
hg,troo9, no white trash Offering, or daring, to
moiest them. 1hia delightful condition Of things
General Grant. Tue mind shuddera at tie
thought OF tho scenns Of raplno and b]oodshod
tho country would now present. II those life
long enemiea Of tho eoloTcd race. Greeley, Sum
Brown, Bird, Ma1lan, and tho rest, lad suo.
ment.
~Bctween the sale Of stock, and loan Of mon
tearing up checks, and all that sort Of thing, that
went on between Oakes Ames md william D.
Kelley, tho good old Po1and is liable to got into
much the gamo ssato Of mind with the old woman
WHO tEadoa ID IN groceries and got involved in
3 hes ses sen}s sposs Tas 80 ssa sSaa t1e
old lady. "1l take one" said tie customer @ !;
ana tho aged vendor proceeded to do it up,
"What do you ask for beer?" said the custo.
mer as tho parcel was handed him. "Threo
WHOLE" said he, "11l tako glass Of
beer instead Of the herring" 30 ho took tho
beer and started to go. !" Bog your pardon
said the GID lady, "but you hayen't pnid for tho
give you back tho herring for it," swell, but,
persisted the old lady, "you didn't pay for tie
herring :" Pay for the herrlngl Of COURSE I
didn't. didn't take 1t, did I7' 8Well," said the
in win to master tho mathematics Of It, "I pre-
! sumo you're correct, but wish you wonln't
trado horc any more" We do hope tho good old
! Poland won't get 30 confused as that between
| Kelley aud AmeH.-Neto York iSun