, 1873-01-03
From Our Qua Correspondent.
WAsu1SoToS, Dec. %, 1879.

cation and therefore. he and Bontvell. nnnea,
~ nrasant 1;t1, o1asn s,s.a nn.,as 49, ~.
..., 49, .,.a oa-s.~.a,,:. D-".1su,.
well 1of the senatorshlp, aud expects boutwellE
while both havo the points to declare war upor
Dawes for having taken Credit Hlohilier stock
Tha ctoto =, a1.as,o,,ra.t+a r. .~.-. ,,se., A.
s.1ss ~ ~ -. 'o.y uusn US
gussea oset .ne laes .aI ls sasI seanual q INT
monwealth in its origin and inception. There il
a dsnosition in thu Etata tn t3ron tba men ;dnn.
.;aas ~ 49,, 9..:..,,. 1,ss...,..s... -.
t1Ae" WILL LILO e"Auue' n1a7saeuu1e'ts I'M
been shown to be the s"lndllng Commonwealth
Of the country through the operations OF A1nes
.,rrs r7 A.,
A'11~ e. -. .-.
oakos Arnes KNOWS very well that he has no
chance to reappear in Congress, where ho il
classified d with tho bigamst Bowen, with nodor:
IN .uuot, ILL., WA sno oNno.a "no uato usea
congress ior pase purposes ana ne "nl oe GLAD
enough to got out without being expelled for
bribery. His miserable colleague, Alley. is al
ready out aad, therefore. not ancnablo to legia-
1,tyc oction nut ana c.ooct ,,og hacn o,ectoa
lat4s' ~eNlon, oot ono uoocn 4las peon oieeseu y
to succeeu Generht Banks, ana to drive on the
cause OF OaRcs Afnes "Alle one WAllams las
been been maaa Congressman IN tho new distrlc.
ano1t canbfiuee, III ofder, ls oellevca. to press
Railroad: --.----- .-.
PATTERSON, OF NE" HAaipsa1RE,
vas oeatea lor tno oenatotsnip y EDWARD Hol-
ilns, on account OF thls s game Grent Mobiler. l
81 ~ aat 7iu you etect - lulens to
sSe 9 sS VIZ Wssn ths 1sr
ported 20 aonns. a. nc saa -, Is u worse to have y
an agent for the ra1lroad than TO nave been ltB
in::Ience, y raseelsoA Was' taxing C5es;s NO.
bn ber Ra ~, 5otn aaaea were aane p snd
,gla p9in aathas .ous mnn ~ ioSs 'no ensse
"hie anothof man 60. IL.
Pug. DAWES:
ia han nan so % .i 81 uenylng tnat nb eyer
nelu any BLOCK N tho treaAt nobnler. ae De-
longs TO tnat weak class Of public men who arc
saaiy ar,entenca, anu wno oeny 10 sa!aneo, TO
now Is, 6hat ne Wished to invest aa IN tho Cedar
hapds hai1road, and Ind S:W0 With which
70 mARe tne 1nVeslmcnt. Ae "ent to
ennn gaKes a Aines' anu Anes l.. 6ela @ouf
25oy St r. eau sua. 70 d1ao. Maoe @ t1n uut 1
nI nott9I 5on WI, a4n @oo 10 II aha nuy III 1ne
Gte11t 4ooIte1: oA"es wanteu 70 Know Wnat
s!e sue Gsens alop.uer nasnt oe' anu Anies TepAeo
eat ea,t ne moIia M m nun IN 1d wlng Per
gent, P5oViueu he DaWes' Woulo anaro any
ssa1eet usFauenas WIZ n.n., nnes. ssIy nacn
~ sue san1g iuan1g1 nenly "uson WIS 1asen III IN
t;}:ia * alaes. esone.i, hguoy; mutson. anu I'm
y usou pSslues GaEue1o n ano h!nghaH, got 1n9o
tne saue oo3r N19n III Jerry piacA was nado
attorney 1or Hnsfy n Co;no, 0e to.d ~ enat ne
hne" Al aus4Aco' a10 an As.stel1eu " Uu!oau.
nocause, . salu 9!ach, yon men WILL a44 po
lulnoo Haen tn1S ui6closu1e Is maue,
M oAkEs AAEs :,
mas been the d1ty sheep o. New England in all
these transactions. Nothing could be lower
than hls relation IN this regard,
except tho speech Of James Brooks,
wh Who attempted to bluff OF inspection.
lAe onus OF tno entfTc TRANSACTION ls upon
oakes Ames, "no Ias1enea INC members OF Con
gfeas ooWn 10 ~ per cent upon tneir invest
ment, eno maze the1n agree to olylde tue audi-
a. d7yldena Ttth himself Ho Kept tho stock
and proclaimed to be *'placing it, where itwould
do tho most good, whereas he Was making nearly
all the dividends. Dissatisfied with his pertiali-
y and mcanneas III = placing tne estock, MComb
brought suit against Amos, and 30 this whole
nial, it might havo looked we'll enough; but
Dawes and many other men rushed on to show
that they had no stock in the Credit Mobilier,
and now they must explain tho fact OF their
stock, as well US their dcnials.
into the question means to do nothing until Con-
5rcss nhnn adjourn, when 1t IS hoped that the
natter
. WILL EIoW OVER.
for ono, 40 not mean to sec the matter blow
'ver, but to follow it along from man to man,
,ross on which it relies is corrupt, as tha tram
saction must show it to be.
MASSACHUSETTS AGAIN.
Having bravely knocked overheard Arr. Sum
aer; Massachusetts naturally falls into tho hands
i Butler: At this reading there seems to 10
little doubt but TINT Boutwell, will como to the
Senate, aud Butler carry the dubernatorial nom
nation: This will mako Butler m eminent can
lldate Tor the Presidency, in the list with Bout
7ell, Wilson, Morton, and Efihu Waahburnc.
coNKLEd
that he wna IL line for the Presidency,
'ut Like al men OF little motives, he stoppedto
AIRY the Now York 1ribune,--just as Gonoral
somebody stopped, On the battlefield OF Ger
nantown, to disiodge few Gsenaders from
'ome old house. and lost the mnin ongagern cnt:
The New York Tribune has merely risen up and
at down upon conkling, and Wlitelaw Reid is
more notable man IN hls country today than
Roscoe. Evon tho Now York Times-that great
push mating apparatus has gone back upon
toscoo, Tor ho hoara that the caooodle who con-
rol it mean to. support Morgan, or somebody
iae, against conkilng for tue f Senate.
lne1o Is one department. NJ washington which !
aay 1 extend itseif aud ITS uses indefinitely, and
I'LL do NOBODY injury mean
TUE Library,
LOW contah1ng nearly one-quattcr or q million
4 nooks. Ine Joint Commlttee hayo At last
.a; Makenea T. T. TO INC importance o. ths correction,