, 1874-11-23

tho cities n,ujtpjeJ. and general prosperity un-
til nuw and, jiist ns we admit tllat ohiy man
has no truo perfection, Wo AGO q De"oora''o VIC
>Ihcro ia room for H., butno. reasen., THE al.
tor1,atlvo Of n MN. .oalol on because there was
nobody algot wlata r9watd for ragrancy It ls 10
e e Ss e fhS asels5p III sSart III
coyaliors coming homo aftor4h0Btnrly splendors
oS tho Commonwealth. hy,iourpallsins will pn
samuel Ropys Thy, Qpddoss. OF Liberty Me,' No.
. and tho plague. They ,roAtoro:t thoo nov. lms s
.,thero ia punishment for t.hy: limo, Thou haae
..dono nothing to bo returned.
Tho l.opublican, party, owes its defeat 70 ~ y
rAhdy Uemooratio' alamentsi thnto ofltoeeu ~. ~;
Tako any conspicuous ioadernwllo* fooloa WIN
c,,lTcnpY horeates Southern otitragos ana. ~
that and ha onrno oyer ON tho ~ ~
applied tho theory ho learned t1ere s4 sne p9.ea
OF party wholly dlferontin ,dt8asptihe Ann Ma.
terinl. ,.Mo proeeetetl to read paopiof ot' ~ =
i. party, Who never Joined all organization, 'Ruf
.sonly fermcut.
HEAR sAztAy. cox.
41awy sSy aous ~ I1s Yton orEazlng al this vietasy
in Nav York, lilo a.1rilmastor WILL "'l'ths'eeato
for nustor-book?'
i, lio didn't doit. !It'wau "a: fsa"tloism hfor
I5uk 1t|detl In looiledupon tho Rroat oonl.
ing man, tue opponent OF 1hu'""h' 'o'" 's''
:" I aon'slbolovo ho wants II. sYou will see
that Thurman Tilden "nd narl0W arc n0" 'A'ps
(Thon barlow 4iH- to be. thoan1nn -pehind''the
thfone--not tho inventor Of tho sixpenny :Sn,io,
but tho artful dodger Of tho Eric 1saIoaus WHO
denounced Duuan. agn1nst honsHtY. anu sreioftn.
who In tho general Hiiegutintori for ~! sorta of
.zcbotnes between Lower California and"
torcc. and fully bears out tho Cincinnati sls's-
,qai,.ei's estimate.:of tho bondhoders 'monte"
i{ "i{hoy aro*asiug it up, ste:they' Mr.. Cox ?
but Thurman haA tho inside I"
''.Wcll, ho has ugly1lttlo breach there y IN
:; Ohio to adjust. .But Nasll>Aicl lsno and~tAv Fill
q,tiye,' pcopl0 ara coming round
1890 and l87l-7nE ELEc11oNs
Twice only have i1nmonso teyetscs, happened
$ to party dominant III long. ia tho '1sopnb'icnn
party has' boon. After! fDrty 'yearu of rcarcoly
bcaten in 1850; It practically resumed control in
two or three years. and, except tho short hintns
Of ono tor1n waH~ successful untip 1860. Con
,Iaylor's e!cetion wns Of little political siEnia-
hero hero 1t tho expense Of tho hero and leader Of
tho Whig party, and it haatcnedI ~ Greeley says
IN hts 1tccollectiops. tho abandonment OF the
Wing organization. .,,.,
allcls iu the p1csout disaster. as II waH'!to pro-
foguB to the nnpublitun purity. :bexard .tYaa
naado Governor of-Naw York ut tito tranlo' time.
accompanying Harrison to victory and he, by =
es Of vg@3 v @ a asohsr pat 20
crrHi out Democracy. Thu Delnocratio party
wus always dcrrepit :aftes 1882; ;-it-was doomed
IN 1856; il passed into loug tranee--I'eflapa n
tho trnnco of:icatl, ,-bvan yet'ln 1850.
>Yho Dcmor9atie dcfeas III 1889 was preceded BY
Tho organization of tho Loeofoeo .'or @E1Aal
Rights party III New York .statc., ayoHltg hos.
tity tn u.o!,opollcs, to tho ~nhhaes Of vested
r,inora asuiuBt- incorporation and dpotical Ltg.
islaturcs. -Yheysaid: 'Tka 5haefslature ahhll
not charter or crehc any corporate or 'f1ltlotA
body, nor confer speeitll privileges, norf6lttf&et
loans i'll tho nsmo of the pooplo, without eul-
ntittiuEit tofrote.'
OF this party. no tnueh resembling '.tho
GsangarA ai,t Wurkingn,an'H 'orsahi.:hsinas.of
'1A7S4;.is tr.aprtatetad 't!,cn thate 'wotld
United Sarn." l.s.i,iiIlunce was folt,. tlibush
acknowledgements il nnlle.
Amongst tho causes citod blythe cool mad re-
liable ,'ahez' 11nn.Mo,,l for Tho -dcfeat of.the
Democrats, -Wern theao:
MI thc supposed roat errora"ot Geil. 'onclsson,
whom its rai,t!.tlto wns supposed to 'hnyo i'll
flucnccd: that Candidate, Van Dnren, had not a
popular style.
5,Tl1e r,,,:ua.lror Of tho same -Gabnet:;tl,e
party had kept long. }ustead OF the noSelty!os
4 bralni-new' Van Eureu Cabinet.
= rtesideht ynn.nre,,s. .appoihtMeta 7, were
Department, 3ir. Tau!tlsng, wss taken from the
State Of Now. York bnhlso 'waa anost tho last
n,nn who conltls haye been politically ''sefn' IN
this State tosAtr.'Ean Enfen. 1He. know i!tto'o1
tho peuIio ii tho State, .und esa Hf epollt0ihpE
IA ~ ,,,t i,;t1,,,"a ran uen IN s snntiyostste
.iro ,nni,;nr intnrest was n5nnat :VnnD Tn.
ro III IL " i. trne iiat Tners Sero I,iany hiyhly
rescocoh,a hanEers <,yhu int|iyldualiy aid III
',s to;ti' ,,,n,a,. r Van Iinran vat tako
xoJ sn. tG,'m I; I snaaaea fstoricn
fnct ,,,ot ~ 4s ,nssa hfs4has Visible aud r,ower
fut interest mas against Llln."
(lyaB i not 10 q tho late eestion.in New York
agaanst tne tepa9l5lsan pones st1, ,,,x,,, nov
lno NOW io.h Iie"tMy ~, snu H. pda- ar
solal olEani M sa'u, :mo u"s l'A''o''"s'a '''s W.
1eat 1 .! :ne y Dstnuc.aey ,,.,;,, .,,.,r +,4,,,
nV. as ..', s',i,. - tio
poliet ous " nkss H., a1t ten'ns si; t,"
einoagfassmon. Gl t,'o t!aaes. "n ~. iueS aaia
au "9us' " q thn s ,oinpt. @ hv ,bo rone.
ttn fo s"de1, de,,u,on . - '"0
Rasloh o. t;tosh uI'uslUu. t,.a s",., 5.o.o;a
G ~ 80 ~! Sa ,r.,,,u,
,oan ID 'n .o "t;nn i,t nre
TO 1Sal nhu converted tHo WInle nut!uu tutu ot't