, 1874-06-16

ThQsO InAy bD otlior cOlhto8 IN Wl1toh ther0 Inns
boon stealing mud speculation, but this iB o1.oug
to convince people that tho administration Of
affairs in KanBas under tho Republican party hns
boon ANYTHING but profitable Tor tnx-payora.
Tho Journal lid not hnish tho ltat by several.
-1llo Lawrence Repubiican-Journal says Of
Republican prospects ID Kansass
Give us q good ttckot Of abo, upright mon, and vc
can cprry tho stats by 1o,o0o majority.
In 1879 tho Republican majority in this State
| this year with 10, 900. Tho Journal ts modest,
ThB confession of woaknosa will not Huit tho
onleo-holdors Of tho old party. Again;
! There Is 10 m!aak!ng tho RgnR OF tho times. Thp
| Republican party In Kanaaa fs on triut.
Tho Journal is behind again. Tho Republican
party In Kansas haH boon triod aud tho yortltct
''gailty" rendered. Il has bocn. tried by tho
peoplo Of Kansas for tl'e. past twolyo years and
berry, frad, tho prostration Of legitimate trade,
and Inauguration Of carnival Of dobnucilery,
crinie and madncas has resulted from this long
tral Of Tho old dparty-La'orenco Kan.) Standard.
--12ia Utica IN. ~ Herald says.
Fourteen years Of uninterrupted Rscenilanoy In
abses not In kcopng with o general character Of tho
thoir places for unworthy and dishonest purposes.
tch aDl1sea generated by such mon haVo unqncHt!ou
ny B G sy Sa ae S o eny
III lines, proves to bo Inevitable.
IQo AUOFG 1IAuA AllA AAll EQHl2B6lUO OF tuG
corruption which has brought tho Republican
party to death's door, from tho homo organ Of
Senator Conliing and tho personal newspaper Of
Representative Roberts, Is alike croditable to
that journal and conclusive on tho point it touch
Of. :. Tho Republican party has, from "breed-
ing abuseB," loat Ito power to administer govern,
mont honoBtly,-lost its usofulneas,- ,-and tho
Booner 1t departs III peace from nowor the botter
for tho oountry.-Rochestcr (N. ~ Union.
lit is never mark of groat wisdom for rul-
ers to leave tho people out In their calculations
and 1t will DO especially unwiBo for our rulers to
loavo them out for, In the United StatoB, the
people are sovereign. II the Republican party
toadora fancy that Ney can rule without tho poo
80 long as tho story Of the wise mon who went
to Hes In bowl; in foot. It will be possible to
aum It oil up In ono expressive word-dofeat.-
Philadelphia Inquirer.
pre8s lnya manifested more ur less delight over
Buffers onslaught on the Civil service appro.
priation, hecauHo they soo It ia cortain to n}uro
tho Republican, party, but the following asser-
tions IL tue Washington Chronicle are realy u.s.
tonishiug:
Many Of onr exchanges, Of nll political shades, tcem
once 70 the ciyi-sorsce appropriation. He IL COM
pose measure vhicl moro than ha}i the memberra
who supported knew to be farce, and ho observes
mott II readers ha W espress tho honest sem
tments fthoBc oost Informed Oh this question.
II Congressman accopt that sort OF atufr as
correctly retlecting tho sentiment of the country
they will discover their mistake WHOM they como
to apply Tor ro-olectiou. The reform is anything
but "farce " In tho oyos of tho people, aud tho
active onmity Of cortain old party flacks proves
TINT they too think 1t ia not to DO sneorod down.
Hartford (CY.) Post
The appointment Of Bancroft Davis to he
Minister to Berlin ia denounced az unit by many
respectable papers. On tho whole, however. wo
canuet regard afr. Davis as the worst possible
man for the place, and, therefore. porhapo We
bad better be- contont. It isn'ta good argument
in favor OF the appointment, wo admit, but we
charges touching Mr.. Dancrofts integrity, he is
no worso OF in that direction than Mr.. Schenck,
or Mr.. Jay. or Mr. Van Buren, or Mr.. Richardson
of tho Court Of Claims, or Alr. -; but wo de-
Hist; tho liHs might grow indef1nitoly.-I'ond DIT
Lac ffis.) Commonwealth.
--Ihe Chicago Times Btates that "JoneB il
looming up for the Presidency" Tho Chicago
Weish,nan, and not eligible. But thcn, any
thing il permitted to the paper which placed
GOV. Geary among the possible candidates. for
tbs Senatorship in Pennsylvania, oblivious OF
the fact TINT he WAS dead.-St. Louis Globe.
Tho Springfield journal unfairly eudeayors
to mako itappear, by quoting Chicago Times
sensational head-line, that air. Hosing declared
the late Independent Reform Convention q
collection Of id thieves" What Ar. Hesing
conversation, tho question beiug asited him il
tho Germans wore in favor of imitation. Mr.. II,
replied "No." and that "not single Gnrman III
the Unitad States would yoto for Intuition unlosg
ho was q id thief" The Journals attempt to
torture thla language into something to suit its
purposes il only characteristic of that concern.
Illinois Stale Register.