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Messenger buys IN Tho Pennsylvania.
Legislature are sent oul afleF link. !"
snd when Tiny return viii, II thu saii
Aaid y alyly passed around Among
Nv members. Who wIvs their mouths
md rroan. ".ih. tbss was gs,d."
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nsn. butler esprtasqd she hore "
tonereas tho olhss Day that "ths time
would .oon eomc whom thu Nsw u.
Isans II ItI2 viii bs remembered and
the Nav Orleans u itt9 fargotten !"
Oh, thssa aptousl
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Ths coIfax developments clearly
shaw why Nh. Oslon threw The yiss
President ossr - Tibune slItDr.
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a rrin rnir. The Publisher will
scui ,nn sis Lnek numbers ~ l.12 TN
81. ~ tlr lnsi three numbers fr Il,
cent. sulrtiffien price, ~ Per senr.
Address. j l.. Peter. 5.E' I,ruu,iaa,
New iurk.
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Wonderful Discovery.

WIN. Marsh has discovered 4 proeeta y,
which kRss ssn bs kept 0nT ~ tH0 jeHts.
snd be ~ fresh ~ when fresh laid.
Letters patsat were granted md the
right u nov In the hands ~ thr Mstsb Esg
prs.srsIHk Company Yarn. rouhsy mud
State rights m s.Ie. and satisfaction Ruar
taatSNL Addr%ss ~ circular
MARSH Euu COMPANY,
ilmS1 ~ bsHth Wasss H., Milwaukee.
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being tauaI fur California I MIR MY
house and Iois far ssis. ~ vees1nHbtr terms
Jhs honvN N sii1ttiy Slsu,iTl In easiarn
psr W W. io~n, mar thr business tsu ~
town The t,0,,ve III t~n stories htxh nud
ahi we'll ueml large EASTERN, and sn Ire
house IN th~ tts,nt.ss. Possession viii b.
yi,Yn Immediately " desired
vor pyies md fsrMs enquire NJ this
once, or " fLe undersigned,
a r, MARSH.
crssey, Iswa, ksb. ~, 1879 III
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, 1873-03-10

United States bench to act as the paid lobbyist
Of ring of brokers Clayton, Spencer, aud the
carpet-baggers generally. It is not to be con-
ceilcd, by hook or by crook, that corruption
has ever tainted the Republican PARTY.
The programme thus proclaimed is an evi-
dence OF the desperate condition to which the
party has been reduced. It is sink or swim, live
or die, survive or perish. There is no middle
ground to be taken. There is no hea1.hful or
saving element Which is strong enough to sua-
tain the body after the rotten limbs are Topped
OF. Corruption has sot in 80 deep that the
party doctors do not daro to tako knife and
cut it out. The is Us hopeless in politics as
it would be in physics. The Republican purity
has assumed the guilt OF certain individual mem-
bers, and it must abide by the consequences.
, 1873-03-10

Tho Federal Republican idea in Spain, which
has recently called ont An intimation Of pro,
test from the other European powers, haa 4
strong hold upon the Spanish people, md a
strong following among Spanish politicians.
Their idea would create a republic similar to our
own, tho Provincial Councils being analogous to
our State Legislatures, and cach province having
Governor representing tho sorore1gnty Of the
province. The Republic has alresdy boen d.
vided into thirteen provinces, which are styled
the Republican Confederation Of Spain. as fol-
lows: i, The four provinces Of Galcia, 1897
792 2, The Asturias and Old Castle, /, 789, eos
8, Burgos, Navarre, and the Basque provinces,
1,13e,o7s; 4, Aragon, Rioja, and soria, 1,os2.-
sas; g. Catalonia, 1,744,o52 G. Valencia and
tho Ealearic Isles, 1,G5o,43l; 7, Newcastle,
l,299, AIS; 8. Estramadura, 1Iancha, and
hlurcia, 1,G57,s ,so9; ., Oceanic Andalusa, and the
Canary Islands, 1,755, ZIG; 10, Mediterranean
Andalusia, 1,712, ,26A; II, Cuba, 1,414, sos; IL,
Porto Rico, G46,392; 13, The Philippine Archi-
pelago, 2,C79,500. Should tho Federal Republic
can idea prevail, Of which, however, there is not
Ehe slightest probability at present. the above
named provinces would be the equivalents Of
Dur States.
, 1873-03-10
"THE CONSTITUTIONAL pARTY,n

LIZA, Ind, March s, 1873.
10 the Editor tf The Chicago Tribune:
S1R: Your wel1-timed article in TIE TRIBUNE
Of the 4th inst, headed Reform in Politics" !"
suggests the prop1iety Of . good name for the
new party which is to have the honor Of inau.
gurating Reform. suggest that Of The Conati-
tqtional Party; for the two grand objects Of ths
aew party will be: First to restore the Gonsti-
tutiona1 rights of the States, by bringing to sn
end Congressional, and still more, Executive
usuzpstion second, to demand and obtain, after
certain reforms, are turn in due time to apeeia
payments, coin being the old constitutional cu1'
rancy tor times Of peace. These objects u.
tanned will help to bring about healthier
moral tone in poutioa and elsewhere,
wrote to 6n old acquaintance, leadln8
Democrat in New Hampshire. about dve yesrs'
since, advising him, at the then next Democrats
Convention in that old State, to propose the
adoption OF a resolution stating that, in tha
opinion OF the New Hampshire Democrats, ths
name OF the Democratic party had served "
proper uses, and proposing the name Of Consst:
tutlonal Party for all Conservatives. The a.,
sEer was, that the Democrats in tnzt Ststo afla
called themselves Constitutional Democrats.
i1e democratic party may have done eons
good in its day,-at least, I am uot now disposed
to dispute it; but whatever good it may hsss
done, -parhAps heyond my ability to estimate.
feel sure that it can do moro gaod in lts dessn
than it has done BY it's life, By ding in raapee!
to its name, aud coming to life again pnda1 'ns
title Of Constitutionalists, which title would os
aiiared by many other Conservatives, who Tsn.
TO SEQ new and successful party, one OF Thoa
Is CoSsrITuuoSA11s1'
, 1873-03-10

too much, it Is governed badly and corr,r.,.
-4a:!agdukee Eelrs op'ts'
The cry Of s}ande- was the cheap dev;ca -.
tue 1lobiscr folks last fall. They at -, ~ =!
services and character as q bar to snsn;cinl enele
M Mhnt became oi them the moment the spear ~
become OF Grant it subjected tn tha .,,s "ou4a
aeeI poes he call for investigation ! If not ~
ha would TO well to cease talking asa,,t oIa.1, u1,
aad ABUSE Tto fact is, not hair the ir,,th .ss
1ola '; of ms nls personal traits and nlruities-%s'
Gen. Howard co. o. seems to lava ,.4,.
lntruded upon hornota nest in uuicrt,t;1tess
saddle tho blan1o for Irregularities and 70
GUS dlsappearancea in the Freedrnen'a Rrsre.t.
upon tho uncrangelcal Gallios Of The va Hn
partment. Adj.-Gen. Vincent has wr;tten ~ ~, 10
age and damaging letter, in which he reite,sts.
S112, 200 Of the retained bounty fund ia at;11
oo satisfactorily accounted for and states tbst
Of eleven clerks employed in the bureau 49,,
howard, eight we're students OF Ho~nrl Ur;ra~ p
8ltJ, "orklnS on half-time at $50 month. mr.
er army officers hare also written letters. srd i
= e aeportea tnat Gen Belknap proposes to '*see
Ehe thlng out -"-4Spr'n41SeM Repu5{icoa.
Tho South BaEdors 4nve a r;gh. to io astho,
please in such matters, but it strikes "a III
hey are not exhibiting d very strong attsoh'
nent to public virtue BY thus lionizirg an off;ca-
detected in number of disgracefa1 trausac-
2eached by tue popular branch Of coneress
[t9onier (Itd.) Uonne7.
There arc rnmorg that Memorandum
cooks" are to ho excluded from tha articfns9 =,
tatlonery supplied Congress, on accoant Of the
moo nl9okea.for . or expense that one Of them has al
1t is with bitter grief aud shane TINT
cad the story that comes to us from Washino.
On, day BY day. OF the corruption that e1ista {,
r Aahonal Capltal.-Asso Fork Eranqe}isf
, 1873-03-10

cheat put on them by Colfax in his South Bend
speech, and, taking his sworn confession that he
never Intended in that speech TO deny dealings
with Anes III Credit Mobilior stock, they have
treated him as any other prcvaricator, giving all
the pzesumptions to his adversary, A1nes, and
deciding all doubtful points against himself.
Mr. Colfa1, III lis speech of Saturday, at
ten'pts some more quibbling, by citations Of de-
tached sentences from TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE in
September last, to show that we did not then
understand him as denying that llo had been
dealing in Credit Mobilier stock with Ames. It
amounts to nothing more than this, that wo
found &lr. Colfax claiming the right to purchase
Credit Mobilier stock, but denying virtually that
he had done 80. We contended against his
right, while Speaker Of tue House, to dabble in
that stock, not supposing that lie had actually
done SO. We accepted that speech us denial,
broad and emphatic, aud so treated it until Col
fax himself, before the Committee, showed that
it was cheat, Il play upon words. and, as the
Indianapolis Journal declares, &c preyarica-
tion."
The South Eenders, or those who participated
in the ovation, have advertised themselves either
as Ignorant persons, unable to judge Of the
value OF Testimony, or as those possessing no
valuable standard Of moral measurement.
, 1873-03-10
AN ENELI5T DE1IAGOGUE.

| A recent libel enit before tue Court Of Queep'e
Bench has given the public an inside view OF aIr
George 0dger, the prominent leader Of tho Eng
iiah Republicans, who has figured in all tho re-
cent Republican demonstrations in London and
the provinces, as well as in Parliament, from
which las grown very general impression
favorable to his abilities and Influence as pol
itician. In fact, the world has como to class
George Odger in tho same rank with Mazzini,
Garibaldi, Castelar,, and other celebrated Eu-
ropean Republicans, whoreas from his own tes-
timony, he appears as 2 very mediocre individual
of tho George Francis Train stylo, who is
seeking after sensations rather then reforms,
has considerable native hupor without much
sense, and is, in general, public nuisance. The
faets concerning Mr. 0dger and his life havo
come out in thie suit which he instituted against
the Figaro, lively weekly paper published in
London and edited by Mr. Mortimer, an Amer
can, who has mania for getting into libel suits,
which, thus far, hare proved an excellent adver-
tising medium for his paper, aud have very con-
siderably bettered its financial RESOURCES, Some
months ago. during the agitation about the right
OF public meetings in .he parks, at meeting
held in Hyde Park, Odger burned copy Of the
Park bill, whereupon Figaro made an attack
upon him, saying, amongst other things:
odger victorious. Know ali men by these presents
that odgcr, the cohblcr rules the Government Of Eno
lind We have, ere now, made sport Of the great man
nenceforh we shall b respectful We do not Ike ths
nehor hta principles; we regard him "a IN
enemy to order; We held him to be ~.
lowest md most contemplate type, haf BOBBY and
hall hnmbng, d political chesp-Jack, who would be
political sharper II he had brains enough. j. But
odger, the eobbler, rules the Government of Eno
l.nd, and, however much vre may desntse the cob
DIET, We acknowledge the de tacto ruling power
q tne country. odger opposed the P.rk Reg
ula;.on bill; he held sundav denon.+r,tiors
In Hyde Pa1i: be DATED Parliament .nd tha |