, 1874-01-09

aouH t,tou wloss authority and rnsnnusibilttv II
was writtou.-lEp. TRIBUNE.
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uorrc ANN on,n,o.,
No4eo ANIL oF'N'o"
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1ao sadt aas
Republicans In caucus Ind unanimously ro~
aolvo, >, tn in Il md IN flint frat ,yoo1< of Dc.
oo,,tar ~ 49, ,.,.o1 ,,a.a,...a.n ~ t,,o no,.
of'co persuasion went to preRs compliment in
tho belief that It was "doubtlcss donc orc this"
Wo aro now near tho middle Of January md
pool Ron,b]ican pnpers are compelle,l Ia snouk
e,,t T.. ,.esa. ~. tt.eaa " 'FONA
GU. ILL.,, IN woras nao those:
mh oonRress neea tnGso fepeasen fea1esta, or mass
W;stom1,m Stase .jaM1nai 'D ''
rho spectacle hat Congress presents to the world o.
lug. rho joko would bo exquisite 70 lis were y"
not American aizens ns--ta'd du Lar Commonwealth:
saen WasEs @ Of time appoass mpcl m ks spes|ce g.
trobs H. thny d not was e. fercro thn isnets of ~
iaw wnch othera helped them to pass, md of whic,
they lavo recoved the Observation-Disclosures Wi.eousin
! Wa confess to having l,t ,itt1o faith In t,n
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House or Senate to SOC tho Grab oct repealed,
anu ara s.ii i u Opinion tnat tho o'li as nhai!9
patched will either leave clio thing about aaa
now 10, or 80 sing tne ehanges that, "hllo one5.
Ms sAe pnnac ~. Yoee 10 form, " wiil cheat ~
1acs: ~ tne moantlne u, tne public g9es on , dc,
HouthGatng sne 1act, anu tHo 1owa Leg1satufo Wy
doubtlass follow the lead Of Ohio. whose ars
acs Was '. resolution s 9skins Congress- to ropoa
prosldcnt FOR signing tho bl.-Dauenport Demo.
Graz: ,.,nn,,
Let every Legislature 70" In session 'mitata
the example ae; Dy TIC onio law-makors' Lea
saIrry-grab, but insiat that Mr. Grant shn1i Ia
treated % otner iolke. Il tia tue veGlcst bosh ~
| the world to oIor torelnadB, and abuse Con-
greasman Tor ttn1ng als pa. nae1,Pay, wie Mv.
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nnmoleated: ha,f ioaf Is helter tGan no hrosd
in eonlo instances but halfway slam reform
ls m inaus ~ ttas shouIa n no. 10 tolerated 1os y
dag.IH: 1oseph SMo:) s1at;. Gazene; ,..o.
1t ia not exactly agreeable to mediate on
tie facts Which have boen recently brought to
public notice as to wagons trst and Afterwards
carriages az ana hotaes, purchased Tor the Deps1e-
tnents o. washington anu apPropnasoa 20 t'le
bureaus. .,,. NO one really intenued to e!'.
proprlato PUBIC 1uhaa 70 ms private uae, 9aa
It turns OUT az 4oogtn t!lat very eonSlaetaiaa
amounts arc thna appropriated. 10 II goes a on
from one administrator 70 anotler,-9a
amount, % q rue. growing q Attao laIgef ~
eaeh.-Prooldeace IN. ~ Jo"rnat"-se"a'or An"
Faonys paper.
-ORRostlon paPoIa are nl,oa S'a WIN cnafges OF
corruption against Cabinet o'iicers, mostly hlng-
ing OIL cue purehase anu care VI nofses anu CT
raKos 1or theif private convenience. -. :.
ihe 1acts ~ tue caso Gun 10 orough1 OUT oniy ~
investigation. and we hope. for the good Of tie
| country anu the purify o. the hepapncaa Par!y,
. q searching lhSestiEat1oh Wlll be hsd. II use
charges are true YET to guilty parties ne known.
-Ifocs island tia.) Dnlon'
IA change il beginning to come ovor thospn1e
o Of our droasns. Iho gcinulng doapotiam OF ox-
ccsaiSe tG3hton is nosahhsng 70 tel, ana 40 II
piles on little heavier ana gfanas little Garder,
year by year. tue oyerburdened tax-payor 6egaia
to think; and when the engine OF thought be-
gins to work, despotlam begins to tremblo.
TREMENDOUS Ieaks ~ tue money pox are to G'
stopped, and men o. 0i nerve to ntop them are 10
DO ~ oe1hanu: WIEN canuaa'o ~ ! tfse e so
spend one-half tue expected salary, put IT down
! that tue salary Id double "lat 1t ought to ba
When ho Is willing to spcta an amount TO secure
m ELECTION o9nai to ms eh.ifo saia1y, put II
down that stealing 'a TO no dono somewhere.
And don't ~ ioel Eood I 6ecauso yo9 J.. can pocket
sonle Of the dollaIs 5 thu spent: tos as sure @ aa
time rolls on. It Wlli 10 drawn out OF yoa' as.a
Gaueh more Mlth & u. III tho ahepe OF tsxea.-fo''
0s"tge taosea} i4'nts. a*.sn .,an,.oo. .,,t +a po
r -IhoHe WHO Halter themselves that the ~. ~
publican party Ia going to survive the ahorS
ol oe1oa! "nen uas uSot'ltuMn ~ 1,sa ,;1 ~ ~ ~
J. late eleetions arc doomed to bitter d'sappoInt.
nent. Ihefe gre so!ao ahsurmonnsaoie o1s!aes aea
no M n
.sauso it had once hottayed: pnrnes haVo beeI a
Il teaten and temporarily oyefWhelmed ln q teu!
% pest Of popular pasHont aud afterwards been 20
htprea to power alter passion aaa coolea anu ~
so11or second thonght ilao festofo4 reason TO ~
Il lost throne ~ 1he pupno nlluu. nus %non ~ ~
n doGberato m1eooeus o. pohtleA Pa1t4 taso -
coma sufficiently manifest and gross az to DO IT,
ca,uo Of it's defeat, tts recovery il utterly hopr
less; It eau never regain the ground II has los:
never win buck tho confidence it has forfeited
IT aud thus persuade jealous people to trust j
"a again. Corruption in poltical parties is the IN
). tat ga ugreno that surely indicates approaching
IT dissol, ,,tiot.-iladtson HIS Democrat.
!. we. think TINT tho Legislature lo1 Mtnne
sotal 81 ltould take early action looking to full an:
+ cnm;,let Investigation OF various growing est
H. Not onf,, State officials but the whole subject Q
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