, 1873-11-26

Doth tho Erpress no noon admit that nopnb1te.n
proIniaon nro ynl,ioloaB?
iii" nnlcin1 yosa Of Oregon for Concra,,
(yn"nnry) f!.!n ycar, compares with tho yoto luaJ
ynar M fnItowas
,,,,,i ,i%'y'".. ;. 'a''. a,o. oroc}cr r},t''sn ls7a
!!n'i'. h'l"sl.. t;4nt............ ii ,oso
Hnt" ti"H.,......... ~ DUonnr. III
--I''o ":'":nl voso Of Massachusetts:
,.:> : :.:sss ,::' w,;;, ,&;ssss"s, 1871:
Mitr,, 70, 5,r"r'. ;y! Gt;!a,nlurlsu....... ests
Iii sianrd Co.y, ill.,. tho Farmers iia:r 0'rss ss
against 111 bohncrata aud spilled things; and
urn LIN 1tannri Connty Democrat discovers.
NH a1a;rn tlIht-
fIts lI' M nIcnt'nns 1fnninen: ,no,bsrs Of Tho
ut4n1n n ttl'* .snnty 1e dn:lar That tlo Grange
1s;x',a"lr"s. !:4,.l!.r, s,d couty oieera il wAst
m |.sya hl'.. aln u sr'te Ut thin organization, tts
~..fn Clinton Gm,uly, ILL.,, tho Farmers boat
n rao,lr'a tfaknl ~ wltic ttol,nbcat, and Don,-
tmtslu Inatpfg veto combined, a,.d tho Carlylo
Unf"n ita'uAT uaya:
x,dG. M,.,";"SEa" ., H. = r1a;ei out .|neo tho eoorsa
.r,''n etr ru'can trosdoa lIckol aul vero greeted
r. t,,H Efs'M q. s'1t l,nar% for tAo' by their nou
" !lln tnst "h::iol, and uu would HuggUnt tha:
4 i'as1t'E II" Firll nn'nu t'no In Docctnbor, for
!hh 1,ir|",!' nf noitnE limo uf policy to bo
p1,aasn ~ n'o sntt1ro' Tic farnlsrs of this
c;ai'n ~ na:ln.aI'co, They i.ayo got to pull Oh
ti'bif c's4:n s'al Gonto TIN fght tIomsovoa When
| 'tat' r'a'9lyc" 10 d. ha Hnrk himsolf, tt viii
10 nn7h. !! ti'o Inform Movonont E,,ccootla
lsui.--iincn!h {Mj Statesman.
-:}.ns II .l,o o6y"nE, ltcishted with ROM
ais "as f o 1s *F' 9;S "sT faf
rAtlr txso him crcc.t. hu would af!nonnce In his
tor.tconlE'D tnenhagc l'!n purpose Ut atonlng for
hEs h's1 Wy 'c1nrinE tn TAXI penny Of tho ill.,
Eos'n'' taI''" w}'l!o tic country IN IN hucll a
t't:tcns d!c{aa Of nsop:oty, 1t a01ll1 bo recei7od
VIII irte1Hotmn!H tas'E:acsion by tho country
ant! r'n:orn III. General .o Eo1au of Ets ancient
| popularity. indianapolis Se,.t.nGt.
-T!icro In t. jaw Gf Coi1rcs1 tint PROTECTS
| pornon vino haI toa.iRed bcforu committee CT
| sih3r braar'1 Of Co!lEteHs frtn col.Y!ctou for
my "Hfnao III relation 70 wliica h.!ch person laa
Es.sn :es;lmony. Con':!luG, of Now Yort;. hau
e.c.. examined hcforo committee scat to tho
City III Now York Hofno time ago; hia object waY
| no: r1o|iy Or ,naiuly to hayo tlioAe lid mou
| 1ihtewa.icJ, bit to haro them Out or harm'a
country. wen all the kup;,-ssHcd fucts would bo
| L:augl!: 70 light. T!IroiElnni: tho country tho
sa'oe tnin:; nccurred, and is atl going ou. Tho
| pffao7.t ConSreas bong largely Republican,
! special committees will Le thu order Of tho day,
| tho Standing Committee not being numerous
| euongl 70 sAvo tho Erea: number Of Graut'a
appoussaes lforn rTossc:;!lous for their crimeB.
Frauds, corruption. Escaia:iou, stoal.ns, and
| rotLGrlcH is to-day triumphant iu all official
| rlaces.-Quiney (iH.) NeraM.
| Prom the beginning u the Cuban compfica-
ton, tho preas d,ap.:cles from Washington ilaYo
| presented none bu: the 1orss fca:u:sE of tho
me.sss Many OF them read as il ;Frit:oa in tic
interest Of the Cuban b3adho!dera, ead it is
| quito likely ;ilcy aze 4 considerable number 1t
these bonds. iaHued ~ paresI Of adventurers
tow years since. a1o leld in Washington, and the
holders uoa:d like udshing better :hau to have
| the Uuited States capturs CubE- The moment
| tina. hsppsn1, If i. e7er dceJ, a roEertu! lobby
will spring into e1iatenco to secura the paycaanl
| Of these bonds By the -Ind.dn1qoas
| Journal.
1t is worth observing that tha CIT Tor an IN
stant var Eikh Spain is strictly confined to New
York City. It fnds no echo IN any Respectable
1owspapes outside Of this city. There Ia M
doubtedly strong desire everywhere to Ace thu
1igh:a Of our citizens and the hoaor OF our day
thoroughly vind;cated, hut the people naaaiassl3
wish to have all the fAc:s pllcet before Sh:n ba-
fore plungins lato TaF. There ID no doubt thai
| what is sb5urdly called the ''counssy preas"
takes far more sober and sensible VIEW ct this
| sudden difficulty than ne find in some New York
| paress.-Ne,o York Times.
| 1t lo0ks Is II tho Government, instead OF
taking counsel Of it's own wladom and presory-
ing the friendly policy with regard to Spain
which has hitherto characterized il, has allowed
itself to be infected with the excitement Of Now
York aud hurried into an uuseemly naval panic.
Active preparation for naval war is not tue
proper approach 10 o friendly nation, and mes
sago Of poace asking Justice Of frionlly power
is not usually conveyed by t. gnuboat with shot
ted guns. Tho United Staten is permitting itself
to be n tool Of the Cuban alibustors.-Hartford
| (Conn.) Courant.
| 1t ii tho contemplation Of tho spells that
would bo the result Of war that induces these
classes aud others like them to cia;lor for it, aud
80 conduct themselves as to involve the country,
| III spite OF the Government, in hostilities. II
| the Government would turu its xt!eution to
| these tilibustors and punish sumo Of them as
| thoy deserve, it woulddo service to tho cour~
| try; for it is these spectators, adyonturers,
| vagabonds, aud bummcrB who have produced
whutoVer thero is Of unfriendlinesa between tllis
| country anl Spain; and who, if war becomes tho
result Of this unfriundnesH. havo baen the cauao
| of it.-Dubuqas Telegraph.
Certainly our pooplo do not want war merely
for wars sake. We lIaye had enough Of blood
Bhed, enough Of sorrow, enough OF tho inumera-
bio and untold burdens which war imposeH,
without desiring anything moro in that direo-,
ton. It will be far moro croditabla
to the Administration to mako an honorable set
tfomont without war, than it would be to enter
into bloody contest with Spain the end and