, 1873-05-24
with tho old determination to win another VIC.
tory for ~ tho Republican party"

"leh tho OH contamination to win another vic-
tory FOR ~ tho Republican party"
Tho Cincinnati Gazette administration, Ind
higt, llopea, down to Wednesday morning, TINT
tic Ohio Republican, Convention of that dav
would say aomct1,ing frank, nnnly, md to tho
point Of popn>er expectation. Ind now nil It
can eay is, tlat "Tlo platform Ia good pioco
Of political carpentry" Tile Cincinnati Com.
.,crcsai says Of tnis pinco Of carpentry,
Aa platform makers wo aro barely nile 10 pronounco
o o on o. 4hlo % Ts principles i
ho a'snisraou 1t liz lsh oee tro. n1isssS ss W.T. ..
dows Of ralaco car IN very remarkable Tho nnrr,o
swa;s es,l ehar,na 10 soo Fis eooo%y" IN ixo pSt
lnc,on Of ta1ca Is alao good II Ii continues Imrnu
il tE s net ~ nriuK to 'sst ton yoar1 Of ts
o @SS "syo easres o o as
ths e5waTcc q oosress Ia nMg "sH al tHo
desoryat. Tho dena1d for "l.,ro oglcn1 conduct ia
1e. IS Fsas e WS Il
torn, and 9neor too whom tho whose salary wns
Of them could lare Decu Increased, is aglsd out
for special commcllahtaon. Tho welcoming 10 our
soaes o. "re o at Of M IL 1nto II H. 9o o
Il said Of speeding tho departure Of lie oppressed of
oir own country.
THO Gazettcs faint praiso md ita form Of OK
proseion won1d load us to inior TINT, oven in the
opinion Of the principal Administration paper In
Ohio, tho people expect tllis yoar, something
bettor than moroly tn good picco of political
carpentry" Perhaps thoy don't want my po-
lticnl carpentry at all.
Tho Cincinnati Enquirer {Oppoaition) saya :
Is bundlo Of emptiness III nino parts. There Ii 10
evidence in tho platform Of righteous Indignation
platform which approaches rostfvcncsa concerning
t.o commanding questions Of tho future It In ttmtd
woro cro # mish ah, ays been b1"se Il ans.see
tuAipid where 1t might have been bright.
Tho Blade md tho Commercial Of Toledo.
tho Herald and tho LEADER of Cleveland. Inv
great atreaH upon it that tho p1atform II roaf-
firms tho established principles Of tho party, y
aud are glad.
Tho botter class Of newspapers IN Iowa
re]ofco TINT tho f Iowa Press Excursion " Is not
to bo mado, this year, for lacs Of tcad-hoad
tichots. Tho 1Yatortown Courier says:
Ne thlnk It dscrcditabe to tho AsHoctation and to
tue fraternity Of Iowa TO nako these annual appeals To
railway companies to aaor frog transportation to half
5uBtcd I'll Making for further favors from the rail-
sahae 81 a ax ssaa d G& lo wse sshy opua Ms
taon Of Iowa and tho Woat.
And tho Kookuk Gate City sayB:
Ho hoped that tho railroad arrangements would be
utterly pcryorso nnd unaccommoaasng. Press excur-
sions ate horo; borc to curs aud buro to rail-
roada They arc not creditabo to journalism nor IN
anywiae helpful to 1t.
Col. doorgo williamson Of Louisiana, hav~
ing boon appointed Mt.intor to tho Central
Amorican statoa consolidated, it is woll to know,
as Administration papora tako pains to inform
liz, that "1lo was a1 ardent Confederate, and
commanded regiment under Con. Kirby Smith
in tho tranH-AIissisBfppi campaign. Since thon
he has sacceptod the situation to tho OK
tout of warn1y supporting tho Administration
party in Louisiana. and lo now las his
reward" Col. Williamson WIS terribly diaap-
pointed, n year ago, i'll hnying to give why to
McEnery. MS candidate for Governor Of Louisi-
ala, aud went off mad wont to hayo tino in
California. Then he ca1no back, md al1 at once
appeared as Tom Scott'8 railronl Attorney and
supporter OF Grant aud Kellogg. and now he
has his reward.
Coy. Dix having vetoed the Local Option
bill, Gov. Dix's organ, at Albany, Ha3s:
Tho Republican party not organlzcd TO enact or
III lilo interests Of handful Of ultyaists interfere ii
tho temperance question:
But why not have said 1t lust year, when Gov.
Dix wua pledging himself to Methodist Bishops
ana being pledged to temperance peopio for tho
temperance vote? Or waH it NECESSARY to de-
cetyo tho temperance people llttlo lost n worso
OWL como upon tho State in tho shape of Fran-
oia Kernan, tho Pope, and tho Inquisition
Trust tho instinct Of q courtior. Tho Wns}1-
ipgton Chronicle liScourses Of tho "poprlarity
of tho President" Rt an hour wlleu his popularity
WAS never 80 low. It finishes with tlleao words
The cheers With which he ia everywhere received
.joco Tint his patrlosn, hs integrity Of purpose aud
a inaomltabls spirit hive esc''red for hn tho hjgh.
est nonors, military ana cS3 Ia the gift OF the Re
no won them well, nr1 may he then. leng.'n
Will tho Chronicle please to be explicit and
say now whether it is il favor OF Grants third
torm7 This being answorod, it is only fair to
aay that wo shall then inquire whether it will
nvow now q preference for making the Presi~
doncy life-oftice.-Ne,o Iorh Horld.
Comfy, Of tho Columbus Journal, although
q PoBtmastor, III Hkowiao n refornaor. Having
shaken tho scloto Valley to tho bedrock by hiH
advocacy Of minority representation, ho is out
in favor OF tllo abolition Of the jury system by
substituting State Flpper, who shall arbitrate
ferrea to him BY tho courts. This economical
rapid, aud exact method Of getting justico do
serves tho consideration of our Constitution
makers.- Cincinnati Enquirer.
-Whore Ia tho Stato Legislature which Ia froe
from !nanlhors wloaa Hpocial purpose and object
in Reoking IN election was to vote for their own
Immediate pecnniury interest? There no longer
exists, IT thore evcr existod, the smallest dei~
Cacy III these matters. T1lis declining.
estImation Of State Legislatures now 30 general,
this out-spokon dread Of their assembling aud
10y at their dissolution which may be oyery-
whero hoard, Ia y significant fact which demands
grave consideration. IT indicates that there is
something radically ywrong,-Pr0pidence {R. ~
journal.
-While It may DO doplorable slat the "farm.
erB should sock to override tho courts by means
Of tho luilot-box," is it not more to be "do-
plorea" that tho pornicious management aud