, 1873-03-18

sItuation OF tho country In tha regard llas, for
months l,eon ourioua illustration Of tl!o odlols
md dangerous tospotis1n which ca,, exst ht'Hol
purely republican fornu. THO ilnntfatlotI #. =
moro instructive Than pioasing.-Ne,o York
1fmca.
Judge Dnroll. having )n'tzzlod tho voice OF
tho Now 0rlonEs Times, ,ow throatons to 1nuz-
x1o tho Picayuno, Which paper saya:
It retnnnB 10 DO Recn whether their assault upon tho
independence Of TIM Itaya will provo nllltc ancccsH-
trre and, with tho grmpahy and SUPPORT Of tlat poo
pic, III wloAo interests n1ono lave 80 acted, wo fear
ineeo md 1ts hat st' or a array ' Of % asoeasa wo lave
undertaken tho ca,lso of t1oaposisn.
Horny Howard, Of Coventry, tho Republican
nominee for Governor Of Rhode Island, ID COM
paratiyefy young man, largely identified with
manufacturing interostn. 11o wna nominated
after struggle In tho Convention, tho othor
agpirnnts botng IIoury Lippett, George Fl. Cor.
liaat Amos D. Smith, Rowland Hazard, md Gov.
Seth padolforl.
Tho State funds Of Minnesota, accounted
Into tho Keeping Of =. ". Dlko. Trcaaurcr nd
eaSu, ,8o0 in trust Investments. Tho Treasurer
Will bo unable to pay out any money, however,
until the deposits Of tho Treasury hayo boon
placed according to Inv, which cannot be before
tho 2atl1 inst.
Tho Louisville Ny.) Commercial says:
oongrcssncn Read, Lowla, Winchester, an1 Crosa.
land. met in Ibis citya day or two snco, to outer
miro what dsspositicn should ado of thor extra
between two Of iho most prominent Of our PROTESTANT
camr,tos sa md tneEo aro wekoa people who say thoy
snoeon Tl osa of asa . y ns.sng been grss that no
concurrence Of majority of the four!
six Of tho members of Congross from tllie
snfa stase laoWa] arc properly croditea with having
congressman. Wo havo not hoard that my
ono on Of thom has refused TO participate in tho
h theft II thoro bo any eny, wo aro ready to givo
amatn.t nun tug ~ proper credit Otherwise voting
will not 10 much to tho credit Of orr Congrcsa-
men.-Dubuque telegram.
--Thnnlss to tho stupid b1undor of ccrls, tllo
original s25 coo appropriation for tho Presidents
stoal was put in. Tho result III, that Gen, Orant
is entitled, nntor tho law, toa75, 600 nor annun.
Ho assured tho Enrolling Committee, lowoyor,
That he wonlanot tako advantage Of tho oversight,
ury, subject to the action Of Congress- at tho
luton.
o-:Honeaty Is tho bost politics, just now
THO Wheeling Register has found tho right
pronunciation at 1ast-a{ot-o'-li
--Tho character of the last, ns we'll rs of tho
present, Congress- has beon compromised in thia
report seem not to DO hold in i,ish ostoot5a in
tint body.-Camdcn (N. - Press.
-Ihe massos through tho n,achinationa Of
tle sllamblos, and yot foot tho bills for oxtrava
CANT appropriations to support in splendor tLoir
lenders olarfnda (Io,oa) Democrat.
-Ihe time,honorod wire-pullors are sadly do
in1g among our faimors. They SEQ Clearly that If
tllsB ngitntion continues, ono Of two things mist
onBuo: either tho buMmera must perish, or they
must control tho moycment.-Le Mars (rowa)
Tho farmers Of Kano County would bo as
tonishod to learn TINT ono Of tho leading or
Eanizors" of the anti-railroad movement has o
thorough understanding with tho railway intor-
tho movement whom llcedcd,. aud distract when
It is needed, etc. Watch and soo.-El9in (IN)
Gazette
That there was regular eystom Of piratical
ka], is sl,own on all hands. Tho mutilation Of
tho criminal code, the failuro to sgn tho city
charter by Senator Gwyer, and the reckless trad-
ing Of votes on all measures, toll q story that
cannot be misunderstood By tho people. Omaha
Herald,
a most roprohonslb!e longing for fight is
thus displayed by tho Cincinnati Commercial:
Massachusetts wrongs tho country by not
Ho ought particularly to bo in tho next Congre
as a match for Mr.. Alexander II. Stephens.
Garrison is still aboliahing slavery, aud stophens
"a yet tallting about sovereign Staten. II hid
irritating eaoiI othar."
Partners Should remember that at thu last
election they refused to belovo thcro WIS any-
thlng = rotten IL Donmark, and STUCK to "tho
parity, without amy regard to thetr own inter-
eats. We don't know but tioy aro rightly Borved
for refusing to exercise their own good sonse
and Judgment inaton1 Of submitting to tho
dictation Of party loadors.- --Ee,oancc {IU) Iude-
pendent.
John G. Whittier Now Eng1and's favorito
poet, ono Of tic piopeors of apti-slayory. makes
this remarkable admission concerning the cor
ruption Of tho Administration in 4 rccont lottor
Administration N : 'ff~'@s'0'' ~ Wv p@'''@''
In fct tin ntmosncro about him thick nna fou, With
corruptlon md bribery aud greed ho aaw tho Treas
ury rngea about lilo Saturn With Interruptions combt-
nations and corporations and 1t s moro
natioa o" nna that h' blows fell sometimes upon tho
"1ouT H. ve'Is,i s,h,n no.;an 1.rn,, !, ,;.o o,
Tile Alp5ny Eeen1n9 Sonrhai IL quite en-