, 1873-05-01

noslon that tho Patrons must not ALLOW their organ:
to S Ss asS aHat nS
now o1iatA to hs nomination and ncSepaneo 9i tno
ticket.
Tho LnCroaao Republican, editod by syn1@
cato Of FotlorA ofllco"holdorn, givcs prominence
tn a communication In which no 1na these Bon.
tcroes,
c botween aionoroes and tle Ioopl0 a,4 4 tho rst
sto esaS a 1 m h. y e rsaa sn
sao n1ssss1ss s"ens politicians .efe ;SaS or this
M sEsn ssohr, In !, S somSoa nSsf '3 sn
tho furrow tho path to rowef
--rhnt portion Of tho Republican prosa char-
actorizod by our noighbor ttho Albany Eucntng
NOR, moro mn humorous aud moro pervorao: THO on:
tiro respectable press OF the party ia slowly
wheeling into tho uniricn1iy rankH,' ronerkH
tito Million, which ia faelf becHslldor, Ihe
Iicau at Washington, which Is aa orthodox aud
devoted as lilo Eteni,g Journal itsolf but at tho
Same time is candid enough to admit 4 truth, % no
Reu%,icnm rouarks tint "it Is plain to my ono
Vic oven phys tho nliyhtoBt attention to tho sub
ioct, that tito Ropulliean party Is losing its
newspapers day ny day:'-Atoaap AFEus.
whon Eo eaid tlat, II Grant onco got seat In tho
Presidential Chair, no would mover willingly ro.
nipn 1t. President Grant lias manifoBtou JUST
md md has evidently come to regard tic Govern.
ment as Ills own private proporty'-He'o to'"
| Graphic. ~, :. r,o,o That
Grant n,ld his frionds' policy have not iu1ureaf
! va would liko aomo supporter Of Grant'e Admin
iefruion to point out wlat intorcst in this ooln-
tfy fbpt helped tho pcoplo, ho has helped during ~
S President an ne hanodo Oily to
fow, and they gonorally his relatlve7'-Q"'"oy
| (IN) Herald.
-Eithor several Southern newspapers M J. haye .s'e
tsken in y tTa. or uS ocor shoud b.
Government who WIS proved to be 1 Immoral In IN
bis lfc dishonest in hiB official hablts, OF LUG
protogo Of ring. On tho strength Of this w. aa-
i .suranco, one newspaper calls tho Pregidonte IT.
| taation to tle caao Of tho notorious Supervisor
Perry, who did 30 much toward the glorious VIC
a} cof}aing l to this noTspaper, Is objootlopabie on
d1f tl,roo Of tho grounds mentioned by: Con:
Giant, being immoral, dishonest, and lnd6btod
M pscS to r1g od "d a tha ha
faw; suq;aain hnt Of brothora-inax tNores Casey T.
tho prosid,nt really moans IT. ho cant hnd bos-
tor placo to iegip tl,an tho Now oroane Casto1a
j Ho,ino-Sprin: itepaocan. M ,+ .ooro n bo
.h tG III ~ t,nnts ~, n r. >orse " Curtis for rcagnng
liz fauev nlaco Of ai. urgct of nivil-sorvieo Ito;
o % nt ~ h& Sniy 2sgl Es now 2osyses sns
ho rendered in Chants tov.7u M,t q? f%; aSt 1S
and tho Administration. ono or' ~ l., 5?e F?yesiaont
"gnoramgas f. for t tsnpPosing that snch 10
:tmust I'm % not lmagino himself to bo tho nc}'.pfa
Il Of crcation.v Another describes him - ~
"crotohoty, uneasy, and unreliable man, tro1b. ~
Il with hypocrtical {astidiouBneBs." Ho has poen
I eub]eoted to not little Of tho grossost sort OF
abuse from tho dirt1er Lind Of oIgane In 1n! vlaw
of all those facts. 1t must bo said this ls pfetty
il rough -CincitanaA Commercial.
ri its full this year Of disclosures OF corruption.
j. But new source Of modification has araon N
tho Commissioners to tho Vienna Exposition,
the moro koonly felt because It is inevitably so
notorious. Every patriotio citizen bus casse for
ehamo and rcgrot In this unfortunate business.
-Detroit Tribune.
1t ia Impossible to osaggerato tho annoyance
and disgust which must oyortako the poop]o & OF
our country at the scandal which has been dls.
closed at 'Vienna. We alroady have 6uxdon
| enough to carry before tho world In the ackno"l'
edged corruption in politics. IN M tho jnaltflnfy
7 @1 vt Is Is too bad that tho United ,etates shout
90 sf1GfG ap
|.pointod to represent this country at tue slonns
!, ElExpoyition. In number Of those appointments
> l3tharo arc signs Of a "big job."-Bnbato Com
!, 43,0rcial Adrcrtiser.
The American nunt have tho toughest 0
i ,aonsibilities who can read, without blush o
O shame, tho telegrnma from Vienna md Lohoo
i published In our iRauo Of yesterday. ..,. :,
- tIoro, then, we have magnificent llluhtratlo
~ OF tho very OWLS which Prosidont Grant promise
10 to reform md did not.-iS~ Louis Republican,
# Tho requests Of tho people TOR RELIEF hav
!, been contomptuouRy thrown aside; corpora
ia ton, or tho agent OF corporation, or stnt
Treasurer can 30 to Harrisburg, and ~ the I'LL
ing of finger these samo representatives ca
u bo induced to driyo through tho Legislature u1
to dor whip and spur any inlqultous bill 70 ntr1ne
upon tho peoples rights 1e4ge9 4 1i9!
!, Mrs. Harriet Boecher Stowe thinks, :" W.T.
ia suitable instruction, algators may yet pc aoo
or in tho Legislature. They cortainly would pot
10 more graaping and yoraciouB than many III til
Is situation aud there is a. fine opcnness abol
their manner Of doing things TINT Ia propo
ed sossng."
70 THO most profitable property We know Of
m | present iB live Congressman. TAore'8 Gap
-, Robinson, Of tho Forry Company. owns one, at
~ tho result IL TINT the Captain Ia Deputy Colloctt
IL OF informal Revenue; E. D. Bwooney, Lis alto
noy and relative, 10 Unto1 Stntes Co1anaHsI
by William jackson, Bwoonoy's law.partnor, IL poa
rc master; Mr. Mlou, Hweoneys brother-lll-law,
.o clerk In tho Post Office and it there aro nl
h8 otllor near relatives in tho district wo prosul
on thoy are also provided for.-1sock Island On'o
in RtGOTRY PUNISHED.