The Republican journal., 1874-06-04

The Vice President is Troubled.
Henry Wilson sees the coming of 1 sign,
and visions in the air. Having gone on to
attend the White House wedding last
week, he improved the occasion to declare
in the Very ear of the administration that
Its mistakes have we'll nigh ruined the
republican party, and that it will lose the
elections next autumn unless there is Il
complete change IN the policy now pur-
sued" According 10 the Washington cor
respondent of the New York Evening
Post, Mr.. Wilson several weeks ago wrote
to the President at length regarding the
political situation, admonishing him that
the feeling among republicans all over the
country was one of Indifference as to flu
turc political successes. and that he ought
to proceed at once to remodel his cabinet
by placing Judge Ioar. or one of three
or four others named by him, in the treas
uiy department in place OF Mr. Richardson
and that there should be change also in
the offices of attorney general, secretary Of
the interior and secretary OF state. Mr.,
Wilson'S idea is that Secretary Fish should
be transferred to London, giving place to
+. ID. Morgan in the state department,
while Judge Hear should s1lperscdp Secre-
taty Richardson These changes, he thinks
worlld cause , renewa! g.: confidence in
the administration in time for effect on the
approaching elections,
This, in substance, is what Mr. Wilson
tells his friends in Washington he wrote
to the President some weeks ago, and
which he has since repeated in a personal
interview. The vice president is said to
be especially bitter in his declarations re-
garding Secretary Richardson, aud thinks
he ought to be Immediately displaced by
Mr.. lloar, who alone has the confidence
of the whole Of New England
The Democrats carried Oregon at the
state election last Monday, clertmg l-alay-
ettc +. Grover Governor.
The Camden Herald describes a new
establishment in that own for heading
and pointing spikes by . new patent pro-
cess.
June opens with iattrlln~ prospects OF
republican harvest in this State. Augusta
Journal
Good heavens. Is that so ? How the
pockets Of the people will suffer
Secretary Fish is entire ated by letters
from all parts OF the country to aid the
reciprocity treaty, and has strong conyic-
tions that it will be ratified.
The Augusta journal notes the case
of an old resident OF that city, u former
rigid democrat, who has gone west and |
become republican. 1t neglects to state
what office he now holds
According to the decision of Judge
Van Brunt, in the Brinckley case, ii is
easy to get married in New York. A
man and woman have only to say that
they are married, and the twain are one
flesh. But some how it takes the romance
out of the affair.
--Percie. formerly the Boston cores
pendent Of this paper, and one of the
most brilliant lady writers for the news
paper press, is again at literary work
The Boston Post contains Brunswick
etter from her pen, giving an account of
5he Students revolt against the military
lril.
The new Currency Bill, intended as a
substitute for the one vetoed, came to its
leath in the House last week, by vote Of
~ to IL. There is still substitute for
his bill remaining to be voted upon but
t will probably meet the same fate. and
he currency matter remain where it is.
Some important changes in the run
hing of Maine Central trains went into
fleet June LIST. The night Pullman Ex- ;
PRESS from Boston, will leave Boston at
30 p NJ, and arrive at Augusta at 2 10 |
\. NJ. and at Bangor 5 20 A. NJ, being
me and 4 half hours earlier than the pres
mt time. The morning train from Port t
and arrives at 10 80 A. NJ, and continues l
n to Skowhegan, being run as mixed {
rain The afternoon train for Portland {
caves Augusta at 3 AS p. NJ and does not {