The sun., 1873-11-08

dcito rchul>r the corruption, 'ooscncss, and
imbcrility of the Administration. They
were not prepared to take tnc ALTERNATIVE
uf Democracy pure ana simple aud Bour-
b.ui.w, nud therefore they Intentionally
allowed ohio and other states to 20 by
default Hf tuitH,t they served uott'c on
the Republican organization that IL must
rcf0rm promptly and thoroughly. !op OFT
fhc c,crt .ccuco.. coudcuu The piuudcrT~,
aul Ic.wOI.ly oG tl.ir ,uutuuod supp .rt
o. pc. i.h. Tlr, iomoo tlc lul,tcnd -m
CaI Ifoiuu. tho iuluci- .u iowa ud We
coisin aud u fact ,ri/ol upon the firsi
weapon, 40 huud to administer discipline
g. rccAlcs and ycunl loaiois.
In every sru.c the Administration has
been on tial and cuudrmncd by the lrst
popular verdict after the Presidential
election. The Credit Mobilcr frauds, the
back-pay steal, the Presidents lobbying
for his own salary. the nacrant abuses at
Washington, the prudiEaity, malfcasaurc
IN office. and open robbery. have all con
spircd to produce this stern condemnation.
80 party couid caiiy such "a load of in
iqu'ty. and consequently Gta.tism has re-
cciycd its death blow.
On no former occasion have party ties
boon so weakened or personal mdcpcn-
doncc 80 holdl, asserted An the old bar
r,- V,rc lrukcu down under what
s.....l g. b., uiitvt col political ouaucira-
tilu. D.. lpht about D.! % sudden calamity.
lyDry man h.- appeared to rejoice al tn"
ID porWuy of exhibiting us freedom lY
making zap i's own uci.o.
tif..t tff1fftIsl "a.
cnu.c> rrw lt Dt..rc- Co.. thc Hcmoctatic
or-au..u.u .- tuc uv-t Formidable md
,nurnc. rlr fr. urnl opposition. il
v.u'I 'r' 'u io suppose that
th,,,,i t.rl 4t'ruion Of that
iuI., 81. r,u. Ih,,, hats been no such
cNu,-. iou uiVVhcrc. ~ viii soon bc d.
,.tc.rI if an ,Cor nomadc TO give pra-ti-
r.i direction to that ial idea.
J., T. evident tLat lutic, arc discntcsi1-
uur. uut that u reconstruction is incv,ta-
bir. low u win bca accomplished must de
pond uu ercnt dD"rro upon the solution Of
20, Irulhus ANA the s,tii mcut OF great
ustral questions which nrr soon to on-
..-t u.t i..hil, mind. u"d to rcl. place the
orv contentious ot narrow ruui>au,lup.
fNr..., .u'ht 'gc, g. face with i-sue-
"a. ..l.lire our Who'll. tuuucial sy.t,n.
.huu., mt hy Che fot,mo,t ut,l-
i..t-. suu.N politicians who have frettrd
and euut.,u ,o long ou tho national stage
will hc swept away ~ the mighty currWt
/ latt.w ug.-. withou; leaving aNe,urc
n.hmd them.
i IN, Republican party has out'ivcl us
b u-,fuuc-~ and tine nccr~siti,s which cHll".i
/ ID into existence. II is now IN a murihuuil
condition. without amy nope OF revival. or
% sin-lv lcau 4 equal 80 The emergency of
.vln- what mi-ht be- prc-crycd forfeiture
good. Tho D.mo,tatic party has lost the
confidence of the country ana can never
rr-lu' There may hc>pasmodle signs of
/ Vitali'. hut they are no more than ihc
/ eho,l,~ot pa.vulsm applied toa sun warm
4 hut dying body
Cut oi tai. confusion thoro viii spring
ur a N,.0ou., healthy, and energetic par
ty, perhaps r,>tm. upon the foundation
ui rs the Farmers movement in th,
West. That j. ouivuu EFFORT at reform tol
ON" worthy object IT, represents the idea
and the principle which aims AT the purih
cation of the public service, and the return
"f intorrity ana capacity 70 official station
/ ana iFi'', {. ----s- - h"eis r..t'
liberal and powerful organization whicl
VIII ,rt 20 ONT every hope of a thrG tcn
Fl. Np..itr and mcUnipctCuD