, 1874-01-26

OF so1f-donlal ono single act to point ont M tin
Bnggoation of lligll nnl magiianimot,v n1,Il;o
spirit, l1o can MIX fNr royiatou Of tho t)tIIja
opinion III which hc Ia regarded AZ llBi.,g the
treadoncy Es.hn S ns si IL no had won 1t iii raio.-
-"I shall be dishonest" wrios tho Washing
ton corronpondont Of tho Troy Times, III It,
tempt to lido tho fact that among tho Nopui-
llcnnH In ConGrcHa tho President ia ut tlin mo-
This IL putting it mildly.
Two mo1nbora from Indiana voted against
Tepoal: Iheao "oro shanla and Wllliama, both
Mopqoo"ns a.a tn sxo o1 They hnye ; bot nan-
aud will rotiro from Congress In comfortable
circumstances. For such mon tho people should
hAvo no further uae. -Logansport Indy Pharos
i, -Coilgrosst'an Burchard voted for tho repeal
body no1t fall Too ato, nurch' tho t peopls ls
have marked you. They trusted you of,co, tut
cannot again. Save your money and don't try
to buy yourself into Congress- agai,l.-0gt
Tho momhers who hnve finally voted for tha
Rupeal bill did not do 30 voluntarily, but by com. @
|'ulsion, believing that they might retrieve thoi,
loss Of public honor and Hocure thoir ro.olection
Tho II tide Of public opinion IL against thcm.
They have forfeited public confidence, and tho
peoplo cannot md will not trust thotn aga,n.
There IL not o district In tho United
Staees that could not furnish ut lcast ecoro OF
men superior in ability to tho proAeut itlcum.
9Sntn' Na,a' upon salary Of s3,o 3,ooo.-F'eeport (N)
-Abram Comingo ia the Democratic Congress.
man from tho District nd joining our own. Isaad
q. parkor ia tho Republican Congressman fro,u
o,li our Dhtrlct Whom tho SALARY bill cano up both
faro that WIS wagcd against it. Mr. Comingo
nnaoftook to dofond hiH course, md in iH own
nomo ho ih To-day almost tlogpBed. Holt Coun.
Y, the Gibra'tar Of Republlcnuum ln thiB Dis.
n. tflct, ny which Ms. Pnrlor was Enabled to get to
tue Congressional shore, openly mud boldly dc.
nouncod him last fall, mud auiod him to naIls
vacant tho scnt l,e had diahonurod. These
gentlemen gen aftor all Tint las boen roforrod to
opportunity, mud dinpluy tho sumo grcud that
animated their broastu at tho beginning Of tjloi,
political life. For instance, OH resolution Of.
1erea M tho otor d:y to restore the franLiny prs
swcctly III it's favor.- 81. Joseph {4Io.) GazeUe.
.-Tncro never las beo, Il period III Tie lstnru
Of our country WHOM Congress aud tho prcsi.
dent needed watching moro thnn now. rAoro
nas mover been time Wien SO nany plans wcra
unuer advino1nent aud in the course of cu1lsru1.
nation Tor gigantic national expenditures, upou
various pleas, Which, il sanctioned by Congress-
ana drant, will augment tho taxation Of ous
cislzonH tearlully, beyond nil precodont, and
almost beyond ordinary conception.
Post. ~
---Tho Republican party has a majority in both
branches Of Congress, aud tho preai<lont uuan-
lnlo''sy: what prevents then, from enactins
any reform they wlsll Tho Republican party il
Congress, and out Of Congress-, aro tho friends
anu advocates Of monopoly. No amount al
naked, false assertions will longer msleud tlQ
People IN reioronce to this mattor.-Quincy (IU.l
Air. Durleigh, Of tlia District, ia tho only
Congrcasman from Now England Win voted tor
tho restoratioi Or the franking privilege, Va
congratulate alr. Burlegh Oh this straiglltfor-
,ae %nr noiEst nc t vote Ilo rest Of em ro op
~ appropriation 1f poatage-st -stamps, accomplish
Tug Tue sumo result Ly 'ndirectiou. No
nave adhered to the lkepublican party Aitleuo
1or , lack Of q Better, hoping to aee il undertake
stt aia in1or tnssar o. 1n9 csl service a take some
ues.er tefenue !Aws y t4ene ends cannot DO
accomplished through the Republican orgauixa-
soi' the1l, ~ our Judgment the machinery III no
,onger , capanlo o. tue service wLcl, tlle country
hcods. & II thnt 10 treason, make tho most Of it.
-f0yuana ;,r l4Ue. 1lace'tiser.
-Ihoto are Htill enough black sheep on tho
Aep1ollfan sue OF Congrcss to mako continued
Watchiu!nesb necessary but future elections will
" avtabe ou' r. give to oetter This
umu11ag m tno past year or two which will not Hoon
W 1qieottoh,- -Eea11sotAe (Ind.) journal.
-:I'9! LII tha Aaialnlstsatlon party not now add
cuwalu.co 10 lta ottor hlns ny attempting to shif
y, lug saary pil! OIL to tue shoulders of their po
Ailcai ioppoaonts.-Oatu1uc Ner0M.
.,-1o ,wIno afy nones Of party1sm never got 80
tI;f ttn;folougn fattu GU tho grab aud Credit Mo.
Plller lolAs nave suffered during this soason.-
1"onnapous m'' oeiutnet.
.,::. ,:I:In9 gensionien IN Congress who aro so sen.
nssv9 ao3ut lupic opinion: WHO deprecate the
aor"aIy '1un ,m;sa a. lor aia
a;'1a antlp1nsiy y. m1stakoh as to tho cause. They
1a nuono not coaaemn TUG PRESS, :, It has
, ,uauo o9e pup'o men aware that they arc ro-
sponsltlo, anu tnGt II 3ney engage in impropos
sa WorH sney T. e9nno. lo9k to party papcrs for Do
lonao. 1t has made tho just criticism Of the
preess tno greatest check on corruption. The
politician can no longcr defyuowHpnpor exposure