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inhibition Of mean mon, and corrupt bargain Nv
which, II AFR. Alexander ~ elected TO Oo,,nrcaR ,h1
tontrnl Of tho party III this district Ia Ktvc,, Ia DEN
bnert 10 asc for lI!s own bcncft or that Of s min.

which, II AFR. Alexander iH elected TO OongrcaR ita
tontrn1 Of tho party III this district Ia Nlvci Ia uey
Bntler 10 for l!s benefit or that OF lii min,
Ions.
I'm tho Tontl, Massachusetts District. tho
Democrats tlerltno to iotl thu aeotyu movement
hnd hive nominated Horny G. Ilill, Of Gardner.
For Congress. Hut tlo movomnnt to elect Prof,
Julius II, seclyo goes OH with arparonsly-grow-
lug strength. Among tlic. campaign arguments,
II is atatod that A'vah Crockor paid $1,000 for
ilta.lnst election to Congress-, In 1879, ani tEat
Chnrlos a. Stevens pays, this ycar, cyon moro
than TINT slim.
-C!arlos II. snndcra (Ropnbl'can) witl,draws
as canti1tlato for CongroHH, in Arkansas, aud
roquoBta that dunter [Domocrat) hayo all tho
votos.
Tile Albany Ercuing Journal isn't scared ut
MI, but 1t tcIls Republicans in Now York that
Tho losa OF Blnglo district mny carry with 1t
tho control Of tho next Congrcss." Also, tho
BuIalo Commercial Advertiser iBnt scared At all,
but, In order ito arouso tho Nopubllcans to
full realization" etc., it Bays:
lcar IN 1nin that QUO Congressman Lost from this
State might posrhly turn tho acalc in tho Dcocracys
tavor III the Lower uUuse!
-We hayo soen this somowhoro boforp:
Nooxa OF THE REPUBLICAN, 3TArr)
CENTRAL CoMMrrsx.
ISli1aHAro.1s, Sept. ., 1874. }
DKXn s1n desiso to ca yoar attention to tho hor-
rtb1o Of ytolcnco and blooIshcd trantpiring
nH great liolnnc.ce poasiGto n your paper from
TnoA4s j. Dnanr. Chairman.
Tho scruande" " II mighty convenient thing
to have i'll Tho l.opubllcan household, jret now.
TO cover up tho renl cauHe Of tho Into tloinat Of
TINT pnrty. 1t wasn't cruR-ado tint did II. It
was, railroad MD, and Credit Moblltor nd, mud
saneorn atd, mud back, k,,pny aid 70 Congressman.
aud Do dolyecrr aid, aud jay cooko aid, and ear
pct-Daager aid. md Md or rnBcals Of ovory do
scription. These arc the aids that did tho buHi-
ness:-Sandushy (0hio) journal.
Samuel =. Cox, in hts Bpcoch Accepting q re-
friends in the Sixth Now York District, quietly
ronarsed: "My votes nsainst the sa'ary bill
and tic return Of tho money degraded mo from
my proper position OIL committees and in the
House. truHt that these who enjoyed my dis
comhturo nnd rendered my lust gesBton So
clally md personally, uncomfortable, becnnBo Of
tho salary bi1!, have had a pleasant tina among
tieit consti. ueuis. Most Of them remain NJ
home to gIld the calm curront Of domestic
Seriously, though, things arc go much
mixod,-so many Democrats vii vote for Dig,
aud 10 many Republicans for Tfldon, and 40
rlnny OF 10th partiea don't caro-, md will not
vote Ut a)l.-.l.al my man who makcB guesB
ysill risk lls reputation for sanlty.~-Ae~ York
|tlter.
This Utica Observer declares that thero Ia no
love Lost hetween Congressman Roberts aud
Senator Conkling. Tho Utica Herald replies
with certificate from ]. Mathcr Joncs that he
never heard A1r. Roberts express any hostility
to Senator Conklng."
--porhars ut no previous period in our history
hare there been so n.any Misgiyings amongst
thoughtful aud patriotic mcs ns to the s1lccess
and per,nanoncy Of our institutions as at present.
DiYcurd exists throughout tho lind bctweeu tho
rnhnfo tf,1 tt,nfr r1ar1 fft1nt It cannnt ln -
guiHcd that thol is u dccliuo in publiu morals,
and that jobbosy, corruption, and robbery, pre-
aido over tho oyor the municipal governments of
most of our ciics and largo towns. To-day u
man pays almost Or quite as much u the form Of
taxcs for tie privilege ot living in Ilis own house
iu ono Of onr cities Us ho did twenty years ago
in rent for living in similar ono which belonged
to another ind the saddeAt foaturo Of this aad
business is, that ticso OWLS grow as time pro-
ceodB upon It's onward philadelphia
Irpa1.