, 1873-05-13
NOTES AND OPINION.

molnber OF tho family docs not, 1t is understood,
agroe with tho Wisconsin and Illinois mombera
in thctr regard of tho Farnaors' Movement
Eligible for Ohicf-Justlco, Roscoe Conk>
ling, Of Now York Timothy o. Howe, Of Wis-
oonsn William III. Evarta, Of Ncw York,
George II. Williams, Of Oregon. Tho Oonkllng
lntorcBt Is backed by politicians In Marylana,
Virginia, WoHt Virginia, North Carolina, aud
South Carolina {bclng tho now vacant Circutt),
sinco Conklng would undoubtedly arrange to
tako hiH own homo Circuit, vice Ward
Hunt, roagiod, leaving placo on tito Bonch for
orcawell, John Pool, Hugh L. Bond, or soma
othor good frtond to tho Administration. It
Nas underatood, last winter, that mr. Hunt was
appolntea only to koop the sent warm until nuch
timo as Oonkling might ba ready to takeit
The Pittsburgh Gazetto (Administration1
says:
Tho position Of tho Clct Justice should bo filed BY
nssso;n 9f r,po re- snnon r. he nar profoanay
coma beiore that Court tor DISCRIMINATION Il should
sss IT. Ssss .sz .'sss. 81 :;Ss
Judgment; Thus far we hare heard of no one, IN
tnS list Of tho mentioned candidates, who meoa ts
Tho Rock Island Union does not accept ~
final tho proas telegram from Washington thaa
tho Hon. John B. Hawley Inns returned his OK
tra pay into tho Troasury, and says there are pe-
ou1ar roasons, in this individual case, for being
Suspicious. A brief line or two from T.oasurer
| Spinner would solve al doubts but, then,
Treasurer spfnner's silence can only DO unlocked
by tho Congressman In question.
ALL over tho country, from Mime to Cali
fornia, tho people and tho preBs hro beginning
| to talk Of tho now mon to bo next elected to
0ongrcss-in 1874. Il seems to be everywhere
conceded TINT "new men" will bo elected.
Tho Frooport Qll.) N1ctos says:
cal change during tho history Of our country w tako
placo during tho noxt two years and tint III 1916 such
clans that thoy must obey tho viii Of the people tias
they m,1st bo honest md economical and cgslate for
olques Credit Mobiora cannot coroi tho EXEC.
ntivc judicial, and Legislative Departments OF this
Government.
OF men not farmers aro Interested in it) is an
awakening Of tho rnass Of tho poop1o to regain
their own. It is, or may be- q breaking Of tho
aeea Of ava doa M Sad Sar to S bon
hind tho Acroon Of party. It Is t1mbllng from
their stools Of local political rulers and man.
agors. II, with this sudden. realization Of
power, tho people rccognizo also the dominion
Of conscience; Ii mon realize Tint tho man wha
says that knaves cannot be dopnsod from high
places IL coward, and that tho man who yotea
for = rascal becomes to certain extent roepon.
aiblc for that rascnl's course. tho country will be
generally bloasod through the preaont moving Of
tho 1nasses.-Lctorence (Kan.) Journal.
1t is we'll that tho peoplo aro rising to dis.
puto with these 1non0polioa their right to imperI
tho industrial enterprisos of the country b.
their unreasonable demandg.- -pr0tidc11ce {h
~ Press.
Tho nation can with aB much proprioty take
charge Of rNilroad routes aa OF whter routes;
wllile there can DO no doubt that tho ConBtitu-
tion gives It power, undor tho clause to regulate
commerce. batweon tho statoa, to do oither-pro-
yldod the public welfare demands it. But: ii
must movo with discretion, and prosoryo dua
regard for the rights Of oil. And this @ wo IN
mand.-Utica Nv. ~ herald.
Tho combination OF the Chicago 4 North~
westoru and milwaukee, & st. Paul 4! nailroads
throws the entire railroad system Of Wisconsin,
viii 10 almost certain to precipitato the anti
monopoly question upon tho people Of this State
Though our nstcr State OF Illinois has been dist
tractod with aorce agitntion Of the 7exod ques~
) | ton, Wisconsin ha1 not shared the excitement,
but now it 10 quite sure to speedily euBue.-tosd
du Lac (Wis.) Commonwealth.
Tho Hon. Adeibert Asnes Of Mime Or Mae
! sachuBettB, who now represents the power OF
States Senate, has apponrcd ii d new role. 70
, | the glory Of his achiovements in the army and
hts distinguished history in the United statea
Senate he now a1as ts title Of
sion. Just think Of AnaaH, Wost Pointer by
education, q carpot-baggor, and the tauntiess
t Ad-gloye gentleman IN tue Senate, fcoling an
and Lartl-palnea workingmen Of tho United
8 States. His connection with cheap trauRporta-
, ton aavors very much Of an effort to 1nanufao-
ture cheap capital to Gid in making him Gov-
s ernor of Misaissippi.-Neto York Sun.
i Tho members Of Congress who united in tho
paauago OF this salary awindlo seem to have sup
: 1osod that It would be nina-dnya' wonder-
q something which would elicit comment at the
a beginning and Immediately nftor the injury was
lad h,,+u N
It ton and cease to be an object Of attention. This
q iaea secms not to Aayo boen justified by subso.
quont experience. It is o matter for continual
comment. and tho people do not forgot it.-Ph'E'
t | ddelphfG Inquirer.
a >--Whorein It becomes loss Of \ crime Tor q
Congressman to tako money out Of the public
troasury aud bcatow it OH some local institution
than to it for individual purposes has not yet
:, been explained.-For,eston {M.) Journal.
Lot tho North learn that tho vericBt military
: dospotism is preferable to tho roign Of savage
y blacks lod, Organized, and compacted By more
savage white men. We do not say this because
: Kellogg reigns. Tho difference botwoen Kellogg
O and Warmoth iB not worth the toss Of penny
:. The owl lies behind aud beyond all this, aud i
inherent and inseparab1o from syetoms instituted
o by which ignorance and brutality may bo suboE
h dtnatod through the ballot-bos to purposes o
basest seltishncss, corruption and scoundrolem
n --Nemphis (1enn.) Appeal
d III tho people OF Louisiana find thomselve
unable to roaaaert their rights they will probabl,
koop up tho contest until the aham under Which
,s they hayo beon living for years gives way to
~ military goyornmeut. OF tho two evils this i
) preferable, and WHOM the snbre 10 again plaeos
10 acroBB tic Pelican State, Caasandra can NOV
# ! northwarl with her voico Of wsrninB.-V1cGs
- burg (lfiss.) Herald
~ From present appearances tho peoplo Of th
at United States win not become fully seuable.
Is the terrible consequences Of Grants deapotisn
IT, until It is too lato.-Galueston (1ez.) Neeos.
De If It was tho Rev. Anybodyolse, with say {
g. J. after hts na1ne, who Was appointed by Prosi
. don't Grant to mako tour Of the American Con
~ sulatos abroad, and not tho Rev. DR.. Newman
10 would thera not DO howl about 1t all over thi
" country, and whom would tho last bo heara Q
priestcraft and Joanitry7 But why fs any Rev
DR., appointed On such i Observation-Disclosures 1el
egraph.
ce Airs. Stanton Hays "Lot women asBia
ia themselves now rs they have noyor asslste
H. themselves before. Lot thom take care Of thoi
- own intoreatH. They have too long lot thei
H. benevolent instincts work toward !, til
e- Church and mon; lot them now ntten