, 1874-09-26
POLITICAL.

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The t)reron Ior;slature mat IN Monday sopt
H. ria sonnto orrsnizod mi N tho 15th hnt Jrs tho
House had not organized Ut Last accounts. In
TIC sonato,-parties standing u Democrats, II
Republicans and Independents, ,-hobort B.
Cochran (Domocrat) was elected President by 1G
votes to II tor q Republican. In tho House,
parties standing 10 Democrats, II Republicans,
q INDEPENDENTS latest reported ballot
WAS: J. @. Drain Independently, az; G. A.
Reed 1eopnbloanA. II: ", ". Fidlor {Dnmo-
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erat}, Ii.
into washington 1atFl.o1s anu taefo w'il DC 'nreo
tickcta at the Territorial election in November.
-Vota nf Hnntana nf1}cin1.
49,. ,o7t n,. ,o7o
woofnne Ie, ss. nroc5nni. i,om 4o'3 s1s
uedgor, ltop.... ciasett. lisp.
John McClurg, ex-Chiof Justice Of Arkan-
sas, suddenly thrown out Of employment by ro-
cant cycuta. haa bacon1a oditos Of tho Little
noc1- 1,cn,hi;oon :Joscn;, nrools xritaa for Il
| -Judeo Scott Lord, tho law-partnor Of Roscoe
Conkling, at Utica, N. T.. Is tho Democratic
nominee for Congress against Ellis ii. Roborta.
Tho Detroit Free Press reyiows tho political
a,.,o.inr, l., Mtchico, ard a.va.
uaere no. oongte5ion1. asa psasfs r. tala stas
III nn~osttiom To distsc. w uayo ta arnest ny
uubicuu majority u l872-9 80y--waa carried by only
iii M iorty 1t special elvction i 1875 and il can,
nnl vc think will, bo carried by tho 0ppoaiton this
fa4.
-E1-Goy. Charles Robinson Is candidate for
TIM Kanp.s Sonato.-not on ths nopublicsn
tickot, the Republican party in k.psas boiuc
now tho partT Of Locompto, Dolshay ct al.
Tho Loavenworth Oon'aeteids (hopublioan)
never lots up On Congressman William 4. Phil
Inns. md. in 3 recent issue. eays:
T1'c ,n,n,mera ut1kora md representatives O, tho
commereial eIomont who secured control Of tho Cor
yenion by acts uf bribery, should be u:,hs iesaou
tn deconcy and there novar will bo botter timo to
teach It than now: =, When Conventions a.o
aekoa, Delegates bought nnd tho VII OF tho people
~ IL .S to "ssro o. o
IN tl,o 1nasIcs for sunport. ''>~~
IA n maftar AZ co,,raa sonator Morton,a
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Voieo Is 1ol nneo@pfonns'ng IN WI. fcooas.rusIeu @
| reconstruction, tho hoaVy hann u the throat OF
"rehellion," and tho iron hcol on tho neck Of
nsurrection. Ho could not do loss than sustain
the Kellogg despotism. Had it not boon for him
1t il Bafe 70 eay that Keilogg'a infamy never
Of hia eloquenco and tue forco Of his character
he sustained 1t when 1t would have gone down
before tho roturning eonBo OF Justice IN Con-
Eress. Identified as he L. With what u now gon-
orally IeEnlue4 ~ y u!uAu.Ai - bot y G4!LAo oA
the part Of the Administration, senator Norton
could not recede. he nust 50 ahead, no matter
! what the oonsoquences- ahead, cVen at tho
risk Of anotller war with al its Bickoning oonae-
quonceB- -lnddnapot.s HeTom.
Before the late War, Beocher encouraged
| ar1nod resistance to tho Government Of Kansas.
"sharpe's K!ileH was tho ral!YmB CRY no
preaehed, and tho whose HopuhI!can party sud
all tue Republican press g. aPplauded . II. advised
| 1t. and lndorsod L 81 C1rtstlsn, patriotic"
(the torn loyal bad not then come into uso>,
and "iustiiable as tho proper meana for
"freemon" 70 protect thelr 'nghta! The
saulo party and tho sane press hoto, Id dlBouea-
ing Late events II Aouis'ana, st'Bmatize tho
anlo6t bloodlesa uprising o. tne popasace tnoro
againAt tho kellogg s5ato uovorn'nent. its ro-
preston, e1actlons' ana lntef1efonces with tho
hberties q tue e'tazeha nnaer tnn euao of reg
latratIon iawa, as Hepellion! 4ho deduction to
DO Ilndo from M these two srathfui statements is
simple. WhaS 10 tfeason n the case Of Lou
| y. socially, Rhd theologlca!l3 correct. Ihero-
! foro, " "troason OF "robolnon arc torns polt-
lea91y dei!hae!o only aceotasng 70 the position
aId needs Of the NepnDl1cau party. But tho
| Republicans do not own all Of public opinion,
| aud hence tho aioase and 1eers which thinking
poop!o apply to their stnlsliicatiou and incon-
sislonoieA when they olscnss tho Louisiana ques-
Tho people Of Illinois would not submit TO-,
Or tolerate, such usurpatlons aud infamy [as in
louisiana for one hour, nor would the journal
| itaalf submit to II hero; but because it III in
Louisiana, aud tho people, after long suffering,
! resHt ita indennits continuance, tho JpuruQt
must call them "'robelB" eto., otc.-The Illinois
| Granger, Nac0mt, HoDonough CottutY.
| North. They aro tired Of hato, passion. and
atrifa WI,nn thav rnnf1v hn,ou,o rn.uo;1 .;t1,