National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-19


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the hands q the pabaic as1 snas Wnicn M - ;
VISITED upon unlaatnMl omcialS, ~ nc
public faste ~ vitiated; the reuex tneteoi
WI also be vitiated. and the Joufna1 o. 1ne
day win be hlled with matter fnnueneed oy
the prevailing taste OF thef reaoers as
we Judge Of the tastes: Of bygone ages py
the literature Of these periods a. We learn
that at one time some portion Of the civiiized
world refrigerated from the average moral
standard, or at another rushed to an extreme
of vicious and radical purttanism. 30 we
may learn from the publications OF to-day
the character and bent of passing genera
lions 90 ~. 80 ''sE2 ~ .i''',a -" q
1t would be well II the political leaders
Of to-day would remember these facts and
profit by them. The history OF the past
few months affords convincing proof OF q
necessity that they should 30 remembered,
and the political outlook suggests . moss
imperative need that the lessons OF the
hour shall not be passed unheeded. 1t was
IN vain that interested congressman ="
tempted to oppose the demands Of the press
fora repeal OF the salary grab and II was
useless to attempt to denounce those oe-
mands a groundieas or a unsanct'oned ny
public opinion. The cowardiy manner IN
winch some OF them attempted " nfs' "
dodge the issue presented oy the pres "nd
the people worked . mighty inhuence 70
overcome me many SUBSTANTIAL arguments
adSAnceo ID suPpo' o. ihcreslsca P"J, IN"
go Co. sharr c-;,;c;.,,, ,,,t The "a, senti.
49,. ~. - s az. p,ss.,,s sus,.;n.d N. demand
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Al ,vhst has hscn mad. .nn,,en. a. an.
ana what mas oeen ma'e apparent Us up
plicaole TO the salary repeal o'n Is equa,y
ppncnue 70 xa, IS be- h,opsh. before
- T, l. .,,o rt;cu,.r ,v q n,,;c,ble tn what
ia not done-to deeds Of omission as well as
Of commission. We are made painfully
avarc of This nv reading our exchanges
from every section of the country We
find IN their column. most unmistat,ble
evidence that he I,eoT,e ara c,ovinc ress.
t;re und.r Tho ds,sv r,h;ch b.s occ,,rr,,d An
.,,s -. r.,;on ~ .,n.n.;:, I,,,.;nes. Tho
d;scrs.,on IN N. Senate h,. onIv serrcd IN
incrssse tl,is ,e.,;vencss and ,ahong,, ia,
bodv Is entitled to credi, for having begun
e.rne., VOW the VIA b,,ncolnb. rhic,, has
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