, 1873-04-01

Let ub uhfo BUCK.
Tho Philadelphia Press predicta groat things
to como in 1874 Of "a combination OF all good
men to aecure an honeet election"
Tho Bloomington Panta9raph, speaking OF
recent rumors OF consolidation, haya:
Verify, Transportation ratos will regulate thotn-
sefos with vengeance, aud "compot.tfon will bs
"big thing, whom al the railroads Of tho country are
contamination which viii not be long Delayed, at tho
present rate OF progress.
Tho Pennsylvania Constitutional Convon-
tion has taken recea7 to April Is.
Judge Nowcomb, at Indianapolis (although
1t is mono Of hia buslnoHs), haa soon 1T to char-
aotcrizo tho mockary Of Justice in which tho In
diam Supreme Court socks to conceal its own
shame in THO caso Of decision said to hayo boon
bought for $15, 600.
Tho Utica Congressman who was latoly
thinking how to dispose OF lis share It without
ostontation," has gono to Europe but lis own
hse a aot fs dfsmh e ssye' cut tho word that
Tho Toledo Blade says:
Tho Hon. William A. Wheeler, of the Seventeenth
Now York District drew his hack pay but invesou it
n United States bonds md then cancelled tho bondg
right hnd ho to draw and invest it?
Thero is no eyidonco TINT he did |" draw and in
vcst it."
james Q. Froeman, Republican br. g. elect,
having nttended to some little matters Of patron
ago in Washington, has returned to his Georgia
constituents with tho cheering word that " Con.
Grant has no malice towards tho South"
The Cincinnati Times thinks that " Stranger
things have happened than Joe Hawley'a uofni-
nation On and election to tho Presidency III 1876"
John L 1og:9 Of thts State made
represented tho Ropublcanssm OF Illinois,
Rock ford Register.
--Wo call no nanes, but, scatterclup and down
tho land, great regulations lie in ruins. Mon
had poaitions which thoy bought, and mon who
usod thoir public ofllco to puBh their private
achemos, aro thrown high and dry out OF In
f1luence, and lilo al exposed upon tho rocks Of
pieeeu.-- Camden IN - Press (AdminIsstra. sa a.
1ion). '''''''' y"
Washington warned postority against tho
baleful effects OF party spirit and predicted TINT
It's despotlc . rale would be but tho preliminary
form Of doapotism.- albany 1rgus.
appoint and confirm Government officials, thus
leaving the country without that wholesome
check which was designed by placing the ap-
pointing powor in the hands Of the President.
subject to tho approval Of tho sonate.-1oIedo
Blade.
Tho appointment Of n1r. s. Tough to the
oiaice OF United ssates Marshal Of Kansas ia one
State. New Kansas" bows her head In Shame.
Alr. Ingalls, "new deal " meaus very bad doal,
The trnmps como from under ovory timo.-La,o~
rcaco Standard.
--We arc glad to hee that tho farmora are
coming down to tho true aonBe Of tho great
pressure upon them, and arc making a warfare
upon that old robbar, High Protective Tariff
Jonesboro (IN.) Gazette.
kick out the domagoguos who would drag
In old party iasues, and thus destroy harmony
and ofYootivo work. Railroada know full we'll
TINT, numerically, they stand no chance In con-
test with the people; they rely upon their por-
fcct organization, thorough unity, and Bystom-
lied course Of action, backed up by Immense
wealth, for succesa. Thoy aro also anticipating
an easy victory through this worry conrse--intro-
duotlon Of questions that will divide public SON.
tlmont and put them at war among themselves.
We arc persuaded that in no possible way could
= man moro cfroctuaily work for tho interest Of
tho railroads than by forcing into discussion tho
Union. \,
-Wo mado inquiries yesterday, but failod to
1oarn the details of that plan Of adjustment for
our Louisiana troubles which Col. Geo. William
son reports as acceptable to "the President, tho
Yico-Presidont, tho Attorney Gonoral, and other
distinguished Republicans" What our people
want is plan acceptable to thonl-one In which
tho rights OF Bolf-Koyornmont aro to Romo OK
toht recognized, and In which tho proposed ad
1ustnont will DO basod Oh tho eternal principles
OF Justice. Buch plan would bo accepted aa o
boon. 1t would virtually inaugurate nav log
ihatiyo policy, having reliof aud falr-dohliug for
ita aim, and Hoouro that restoration OF confidence
without which prosperity Is imposBible.-N'ep
Orleans Times, AfArch 2B.