, 1874-07-25

two Senators o1proas themselves about ~ fol.
"11e'll 10 ro.elocted now, With or without
party. IA long ~ lie kanpa up tlo sppantanos
OF running, oyory Republican who might other
wise ha prominent muHt necessarily bo obronrod.
l1o is stronger In Now England, Now York, tho
Pacific Coast, and The South, than ho ever waa:
tho o,lainehs-llltcrcsts, will override tha popular
acrnplas aB to thrco aloctfonB."
hut. when ahlod oach Of thoan Senators II he
was In favor Of Grant for Three Terms, tho reply
mont tn tho os,rrnnoy-dehato, and, elatcd 1t tho
yetu aud tho memorandum. they spako on tho
n'onetary fooling. 1t waB also rerurted to mo
thst day that "A Senator whose prominence bo-
other. and who Ia hmsolf regurdod AZ csndl-
date, had eRil:
'Whilo / deploro Third Term, and wonder
to 500 : movement that way must admit that II
don't fs allsnt, 1t will be disturbing and onlbar
raaallE matter to uH and tho Democrats for long
to come,-kooping bnok n healthy play of e1-
prosston and tho Development OF othor Asplr-
ants.'
Tho dotinition Of thia man would appear to In
dicato Conklng or Sherman the relations Of tho
narrRtor, who Bpoke reliably, suegoHtod to mo
TINT IL was Chandler. Soon after, Hale, the lat
ter's son-in-law, waa nominated foHt'naHter-
General.
Senator Anthony said, nearly at the nAme time:
''1rant haB grown, without our knowing how. He
ts mysterious ran, hut l,e must 10 smart ono.
I think It looks AZ II ho uas entertaining tho
Third-Term idea: Aud. II Third Tarm, why
uot = Fourth, q Fifth, and moro I"
The subsequent anl recent publication Of vioua
from this Senator. dssuading tho snbjact OF them
in rovpoctfnl terms from biting Oh that Third
Torn HE, aoon1s to me to ba thoughtful wArn-
Ing from tho Republican party that 1t will not
d1gost.
The opinion Of Senator Ike Gordon, Of Geor-
gia ID OF no consequence in The discussion, tho
vlaws Of nearly al tbs Southern man bnng
crude sud partial, like that Of old mon nswly
come into tho world and reasoning skln-dsep.
THE PAhALLAIEs.
There IL An apparent point Of vantage in favor
OF Grants prateBions, II he has auy, 10 this sx-
ceptlonal profsrnert, IN ths Bupinsnota Of
large section which haa lost its pstriotis.n.
prosperous gsctiou. Political economy and par
ty-liscipline appear to havo como to an eud |;
mud, rlile national politioa IL snarl, local
politics has ovartopped 1t. Tho Presidency ia
hardly prize in tue present condition OF public
scntiinent, and the very anpi.ants for 1t shrink
from \ campaign. There Il lttls or Mons Of that
Occasion Of which Tennyson speaks, for
statesmon to take by the hand. Time was
when bold public men gave dos,gne to their
party, and did not moroty Bcan tho horizon to
discover isaucs" which might be artfuy rid
don to power. Now, *oducatod TT" TO Dic:ator-
sltp, tho manJ-hoaded million commands the
public man like MarAt, who once hAid from tho
French tribune that ho would hAsa a Dictator,
bo rantrctod ia the ninra tut1 Of killing tyrsntn
aud arintocrata. Chenp money: no trausnorta-
tion-tolls no corporations eight houra 10 tho
day boer sold only by tho measure aud drunk
hiIl and cnnai-Ioats shot over lry mountaira
viii, nowarfuI t,rinros from tiie nearlv-lry Ohio
River hate human energy restricted bY Law !;
and new Post Ot,ic. fer our village equal to
al politics to-day, The Office Ut tie Presidency
ia tbo statiounrI object in tho ksloidoucopo un-
til II bocomes otnnty. and tLon thofe il no point
nj Yenoan inf. 'Che man generally unfit for
it crowd toward 1t. 1hosa fitted for it
null baok. Iuutoad Of tho great man
~ nI,n,;c Int ,ntn tha nnliticai non.onrie md
for tho frat time sxclain1 "Whcre slall We so
for Presideat3" The solsary response coma
from tna clowns. -
aro, 5 ,n5 h aa ao,o uro a;t.r,, -
0u,Ler pnna usiutod on sct,a] rornnsrts' II vss
said by Hume thai In the corrupt time Of Jamoa
l.:-tho English roign most resembling Grants
ha!nlnli 1tE aistp1y nay mofs pIol,er
stn SsO 's4T rh.t 80 ~ H." t;.,. ..n ou To.
Bacon vas corrupt as somo OF our Judveg when
Raleigh naH executed through spanish diploma
~; "hen tue foreign marriage q tGs hlngA
I'sn uuiot4sa 5no t1,as y. ~ ms
.Irods to c.rnot. .hag On connnsred lind .ntl ~
tlces waro aold and moiotios farmod out to favor
ties, and the .addod Parliament" long pro-
roguod. stu, IL that reign; English convonl-
ences, ana coloiles, aha Iafiamehtafy epflt no
gan literature "as 1ersla anu afcnseetnfa
Wonder1nly lks A1nllosts WAS SOL up by hia mas-
tor. Jlngo Jonoa. Tue lip-ana-knos service q
ne plAcc-get@tHrs @ hna perqalslse-hnaters was al
tue Alngs. Nth fAa people he had no ssana-
ing. ,,
So tH It with thia poster OF Hrantiam' Tho
country is never lethhrg,o on subject great
enough to arouse It. and LUIS ia one: "nen "e
are prepared to lay dorm our liberty aud str
rander ollr hand. it must 30 t9 some QUE mora
p5lncelJ than tho oottase1 OF Long er&ncn.
11TH.
.
a Long branch eofroaponaens OF she ne"
York PorM says: " Az for this bathing, 1t ia,
am compelled to say more or less Of . Sham.
Nud,,v ia o1,ovo1 bv common consant In o.r,v
,,ena T. - -" ,"nsn,r, tar a;ana,+1rn A. t,,a,
.'o'4A ~ sno N.'ins ~. ~"6' -.
hour 1t is undorstood that Venus hereolf will
stay away from tho water. In tho afternoon
oon,c from tic Ocean HOUSE ak or eleht tender
n,inyoa with hnna1aa linking cant;oua1v hohind
a'a '"a'' r,' T..n s ';a. . & .*"1'.3 49,. p'
tl4n, llGY DICK tnGtr Way Gown LIE Steps, &C.