, 1874-12-14

wiz nnh9 very RtaVe H!HlaKet Will lo"oe ti.t
o broad, and will continue to burden tho Repup.
1'nan p1rty of tho milton with q rory hoevy
woiglit IT they. ro-olect Senator Carpenter. uo
Massachusetts, Cnmoron in po,lnnyivania, end |
Chandler tn M,chigan-tl,o prostitution OF PUBIC
Office aud political powor to tho aoltlah ol'tlg OF
private and personal inhibition. Il in TIM icaher-
nliip Of theBn men which las prol'ens u?oh Lne
Republican party It's rocont advothoe. II tllnt
party is to be snved, thoao mon mnst stef eslde
AND Eyo place to riaror and lass aoltleli lcntera.
Whoevor is olootoa to tho seaatoruhp' Mr. Car"
pointer ought to 10 rotirod."
"TrE w1scoNa1N's" y1Ews ON HowEs LETTER.
THO milwaukee, Wisconsin discoursca oaltors-
ally a. follows;
discusses part Of h1r. Carpenters n,istakeB, and
comes to tho conclusion that on tho whole ho
profcss to confront tho loaat poril, which Ao
judges to DO tho ro-eloction Of Mr.. Carpenter.
entitled to Ercat weight, anl We nro free to nd
NIT that thoy deserve to bo SO troated. Yet va
think lo tB wrong this tinc. Judging by tho last
canvass, IT nlust DO conceded that Senator Ho"o
T. little st s'a In roGar to tho polt,eeal sitns-
derratcs tho dopth OF tho popular feeling on tho
bacl-pay soto on tho Crcdit-Aobiltor corriip-
tionB on tho transportation 1uoBtsoI, aau le dla
not know what HaH tho n1attor with Jayne. u
ia nHoloss to atlompt to bclitta thB pop!nr 1ool.
ing and to Try to persuads oursovos TINT 1t IA OF
no consequence.
"scnator llowo says tho newspaper gag-law
Is myth; that there Is no auoh law. All that
is true, OF course. yet 1t WAS because OF tlo pop
ular revolt Rgninst What wss claimed 10 bo such
!. law that Poland uas twice defeated in Vermont
And 40 With tho defenders Of tho back pay, and
tho Clcdit-Alobilior apologiBts; tho popular fool.
Ing againat tilom Ia very atrong, and tho rccora
shows that In noarly overy caae tho poopo havo
1uiotly nholyed mon identified with these things,
or hayo beaten thom ut tho polls"
h nABAnoo OPINION.
Tho Daraboo (1Yls.) Republic says:
"Whon man s olooted to 0ongroas thoro Ia
no implied contract that unless le grossly mis-
tract, II It oxiatcd would bo void III against pub
lio pollcy Wo taho 1t this Is nH good oonatitu-
tionat law as that mnmbfr shall 'eceiue uo!a-
| pousation, whothor ho wants 1t or not. II Soma
ior CarPcntor's courso had hoen unob]ectionablo
there might 10 no opposition to his c:ocction
bnt IN tint caHo hiH bucceBs Tou!d DO duo to Lis
having mst tho popular expectation OF him, and
not to d saguc aad etllerial political usago.' We
roioct utterly tue idea that when la1nn llaa onco
| actiNirad a hold OIL sect III Congress ho ought
not, in tho faco of au apparently fair rocord to
be s.lnkon or In loas t1ue than t'ro torms. Tho
dear people never know, 1lulcas aono private cor
| tesponaenco Happens to como to light, Wat
| plotting and Vaccinations are continually going
| on among designing mon to fortify their placos
In Congress agaiuBt all RIVALS in subversion Of a
| free choice by their constituents"
| wAuruy srEAEs.
| The following editorial recently appeared in
she Wnupun (Wis.) Times:
| "Ncarly nil tho Democratic pnpora In tho State
are urging tho ro-olcction Of souator Carpenter
| to tho United Statca Senate. Yheeo pape,H ure
probably honest n The expression Of tic desire
10 SEQ him elected in preference to any other Re-
publican. But VIC can hardly bollaya That thor
| design is to porpetuato the Republicans III power
| In tllia stato. Several Of tho Loading Democrats
1,ntso k,rt
horsd wa would olcct Mutt. for il wo did ths
Democrats would DO Buro Of carryinE tho Stale
next fell. 1t has eyon boen hinted thnt
il tho RepublicanH do not unito on
aome man, u tew Of tho Democrats will he
appointed to cast their votoh with tlla Carpenter
men, aud 80 SECURE lis election. II ho IN THUS
elected, We shall expect to SEQ, in displayed
heni.iiue III Tho afaluan}sco Sentinel, That Car
yinu;caton nt tho lands Of tho reuplo OF the
State. II tho Donucrats nt1opt This course, il
/ Will be metefy STOPPING to conquer aud ttlt
voters or tho Stato Of both parties will 10 TN
dc,stanl 1t. II tharo il ono thing n'ora thar
another TINT tho Democrats l,opo for. from OH
Republican Legislature, it ii tho election o.
Matt II. Carpenter to tho Un,tcd States Senate
for they confidently expect, with that result ae
cured, they cau a.aiu next fall clcct thcir Sta!'
ticket. Let tho Republicans OF Wisconsin talk
warning By Tho result III old AIassachuuctts, tl,a
it IL political death 10 attempt TO foiat upon TIL
poopla canlsdato whom tho majority OF th
voters in tho party dccm unworthy OF ollico."
A REPUBLICAN OPINION OF KELLEY.
, Mr. William D. kcl!ey'a brazon announcement
that tho expression Of Aarti-mouoy yfows by til
President aud Secretary Drissow would ootol
1nino his resolution to cut loose from tho Rcput
lican party and join tic crowd of in9stion!at
who hayo attempted a party organization in til
Wost, teen,B lilscly (Haya tho Now York Erenin
1ost to give him botsor understanding Of hi
| roatlols with hib constituents than his CONGO
haa heretofore rendered possible. lie haa bee