, 1874-09-21

vitality; and, tlo,igl, Tia nowatan9rs aro % IL
| lon1lcltlnl strifc,-tho Western 1isau aud tic
] orlRina! Jhcoba OF tho East worrying eaoi otllor
nbont kinta Of money which noItlior Of them
| posBess,-tho thing cnllcl organization reac,ea
noyolha leaaota, or pr1ncplos, or common nocoa-
| sity.
TIE REFORMED TRANSFORMED,
| Nor can We boo my immcdiato limit to tl,nso
tlieif PARTICLES % thoy nro wasted or loat. Wo
nhall probably l,nya to whit for groat toocssty
aKaln to aco third party aesorb parts Of tue
others; ants, eyon taen, o. far ~ tho politicians
auotlior spot. The party Of Jofroreon survived I'd
tlnllhtin nitl it's frat school Of Btntosn,on n,,d
iEnp.orccptibly transformed By Monroe. foil
again to the Federal wing within itsof. until al
Jackson, it lived until oycrtdrown BY q funloiIi
uf oil thtngB s!tacontcntcd, aud, wllot,
It recovered power, hMl allakon or ovory
.1aekson @ man Of powor,-Dlalr. and Dohtolt,
to a yonnsar school: Tho hloxican; War brought
military hero to tho Presidency against IT; but
ngain tho organization prevailed, ,t1til tho slow
]y arising issue OF Blx contutlea produced tho
rartios Of the sword; And now, altor twonty~
tho Anti -s)avory party, mud Its opponents may
torcd in 1s91: "Wo aro all Foderalssta; wo nro
81 Nepabllcsan,el " Tllat H.. there Is no limo
noa excet iat o. 9rg9'Satfons nethor har
" He
tariT economical Administrations natIollal low
altys nf,d local solf-guyerrtnant, are JoNessonlSn
prlncplos. Lie SAME aro JachHontan principles.
wit tho atea feature. or rather oxtonAiol!
upon tho contsa1 authority, like tile UnlteI
etatoa Daik. IL that tho Democratic party Of
IudIaua, OHIO, Pennsylvania, or South Giro
liun2
Tho Liberal Republican moYomcnt-1t nevor
waa party. and never was intended to bo-was
boft III tho direction Of at1sll Jof1ersonian prit-
csploB, crippled at the start by tho ADHERENCE of
large Federal element which perverted tho plat
form md bhstardfzcd tho iaBuo Again. tho two
on parties, lnhartnoniotla, and only rapnelous Of
l'atrona:;o, nre pressing toward tho nominating
Conventions OF 1876 Neither t,nsty ,7ilI 3nYn
present bold ca,,lidato.
TWO POLITICIANS
VIII 10 put forward; and, II nothing arises
probable That james q. Dlaine dnll AlIan
Thurman Tor Old Lii Allon) win run yery
close to = dead hcat. particularly ii i
third candidate bo alaod to tic 1aco to cnil
oE s;nas! portion Of tho ballots. Tho dcfoat Of
10 the subject Of that Congross wllinh sal s,lc-
Good tho Gongross to bo elected thus fail Ii tho
ballot fails, TINT Congress- will elect. A third
candidate WI naturally be presented by Aon,o
this Congressional upportuuily; for tLo
House catl aulcct "froM tue flye highest d,
tho llst. voting by States. Tint third man,
II nominated UPON charaotos mud uuobnoxious,
might become pso5ilont Of tho Unito1 States
and givo ua an Administration representing thatt
Intelligent plurality whlcl, has lttlo or no oppor-
tunity to take part iu tho naming OF candidates
by Eroat party conventions. Ha would probably
got the support Of the party IN minority in Con-
tho pooplo lad boen Of MI esnbitteled uatu1c,
which is always likely to bo tho case.
ueroin AIR. Blaine ~ q far moro formidable
candsdato boforo tho Republican Convention
bers Of Congress in gounral would 90 far to brcak
up ttuion OF the Congressional minority upon
lho thifd-pa'ty man. Another porson, SOY Mr.
Washburne, would have u0 Hnch favor Botore
INT coutinSoticy occurs. 1t s highly prubablo
hat Mr. blaine vii! bo seuator Of tLo United
Staten.
EITHER BLAINE on THURMAN
Fonltl pe u gFcat personal improvement 1lpop I
ne GoVarDnent VIC have been living tudor,
sAch ~ = hlnd OF mixed Regency, with an iutol-
'ich mon who are invited in from time TO time.
Che standard Of Hoif-reBpoct and Observation IL |
lfgh With Daino. aud Thurman also. Blaine is |
rfosoctlve-TarlR man, iu favor OF free oonlnnd |
ast, m communication with liberal political
conomists, With ambition toward tho support Of |
10 best criticism, and with no misses wide !
nouEA to givo any great bounco to scandal.
Thurman is g 1udge Of integrity, opposed to I
lnancial nostrnnaH, polite and Informed, with |
amily surroundings rollnea aud respectable aud
'feferenco fur men Of capncity and emi1lcnco In
s Cabinet. Many patriotic men could be nanny I
Elth neither of these gentlemen. bnt all would !
Ittef Sigh Of relief TINT in tho coming OF !
ither, tho public tono would bo higher, tho ua-
'onai hand no 1eRB vigorous. and tho campaign
'outd 10 Respectable. III that campaign both
aon could speak after ita termination, either
ontd uuite aud converse; during tho Admins
ration. whatever 1t might be, polite COUNSEL
'ouId not DO roiocted. Il becomes tha uroyiuco
| thinking people, nl-content with oithor party,
stand in
CAMP OF OBSERVATION
pom thcso two ontronchcd parties, and, il tlloro
Q ono personality in the country too lofty by
naractor alld eanos to nacnge the aniTrasoB Of
lther to Keep linn i'll reserve aud iluiotly awar [
cyelopmonty.
AZ to tho third torua that has cot to t,o . one-
'gged stool. Tho Now York Herald did tho
roper thing. D[aI.-Gen. Mast notwithstanding,
sensatlonalizo that comet out Of our solar
Sstenl. aud chose tho light tino to bosip it.
'ut 1t owes ali apology to tho real C,rsar.
Also, lt may be well for tho mon, who went
riginally to Cincinnati to look with certain
akantncsH upon tho Liberal Rupnblican concern
New York State, which Is waiting for splits
etWeen Dix aud Tillon in the yogy curious
alno of political faro goiug Oh there.
flsAcss OK senator IsuutxvclI-T1ac Yel-
low Fever 1T nsncolil-Obitusary.
sofciat Dsapateh to The chteaao 1f.bune. \
WARRINGTON. D. G., Sept. 29.-Dy. Ma,.s,na,,u,
tsiis city, vas sont for yesterday, aud lott in
ie train Inst night, to attend Senator Boutwell,,
ho is Biek ut Grotpn.
fLE YELLOW FEVER AT rESsAcoLA-on1ruAny.
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