, 1874-10-19

N.p,d!ican-ol Of Grant for d Third Term.
Tint tue lcadora Of tllo Republican party
hhre become corrupt to AL ,,npalailelfed degree:
IL I.st bocon1iua manifest to tho meml,ers Of
t!,Et party. Tho honeBt mud a'accre
men III ths Republican party hayo louitod upon
a1I this, and Lsllalt, added TO this, IN
President Grant. tho niost cons.lmmas..
want Of all tho moral and intellectual
qualifications that are necessary to mako good
knl eilic!ent Chit Executive of This great lte-
public. With NIL theae dHafTectlnE 'uAstcrs look
ing tho Republican rnrty full In tlle face, they
Aayo become nls,c dissatisfied with their ltesl-
before this tlme. tho President. for himeoit,
OF so'no one authorized BY him to spoak WIN
his authority, should have. in Tho t11ost en'oa1o
hnd explicit matlHor. dcNicu that no naa esei
lhfrtl-t erm candidate. Thero arc tunes s'. "nen
Iotctnos may DO carried too far. anu, Wo 'na rn.i
III reg. to this Third FORM controversy, aos'@
conr" eecd to be Virtue d long "u''o "so'-
lhttads pt'a Inquirer. ,.,., In. xn.,,-
ii tA.ro IL any ono tl'tng wn;oh has h"m m"aI l.
enod tho Republican party n'ore 1s;an ~ - ~. "
has been wllosproad conviction thas II naa noL;
as raftY boos tre ~ ils easn1 ~ =, W.th nua
put an eud to corruption ad tta,u H., ~ ,",,,tnF
ton. Tue difficulty ls i'a, a,,a ~ t..st ~ ~
very diIlloat for those VINO o,." H. eons"os n,' III,
to get accoss to him thfouEh iuo ooauo ~ =, - o.,
cals Who hedge him III anu Aee1 oa a.. Hn.Iuu7 u.a.
ers. We do not know now IL ID III o1not STATES,
t1,nA ii
smphatca!sy to nl'aetsa au ~ inat ILL., Ssop M;upau
lfcRnH mtlst not approach s1e lEos!usht MNhout
tho approval eane;o .ai'nn NJas,,,a anJ wv
sont Of thoaa "ao : Ha.u 'naon n.a1S*"o '''o
-Ths cry apont on'iaeen III tae soutn no
longer attracts. 1no i'epiouea., party nas ior
years luaed abapntoly ~ lne eousn aua lungs
havo bccomo awass "orso lus,eau Of Dester'
tion IL st maro unpopular; aud tho tendency
OF the Nsi'uoHc@.a 70 n'aSe tneir pa1sy % insfe
continuation OF tno olo Heaotal'ht5 anu wing
party, anu 20 10 aeoper INTO tnoso-eallaa p1Iern-
a doYashhlent p'foy' appears more pl@n!}
-Ihe idea III beeoming liked In tho Public
mimi, That thnro IL al absolute necessity for
oa',se that tho present lease OF polltscai power
Las le"n sutt'o!cntly extended; tnt corfas s:o'l,
Or nt loast ineti'cency, neeeashfiIY follows lore
continuance III Office; TINT now men w'ii ia'Be
iee'hlstlon to hithof piano ann mat the eF"
rora, and, 1t may 20, tie de'norA l1aton. OF ~
past, VIII 10 atulod by now ennitt 1of tho pnri!s
cation OF thn uoyernment and thc prosperity OF
tic poop!e.-S. PauI Pioneer.
-Suoh il tbs responAe OF ohio and 1ndsane
to the NJ letched bus lnallgnaat appeal OF Tue
BAD Ga! politictana to prejudice and nate. ana
such tho voice tnAs goes up from theso Domo-
cratic Empires In condemnation OF tue pateroal-
M contralism, a!ti opsatlsm OF the party III
powor Wth Just A. much greater rem
son, therefore, VII tre 7oiofs ol Ieahs Nanla'
New York, AMI hlh oausosts rcfehs III noTem-
Jul kAo jta6iuFAs NV P'o'o t%o atot' As"e-
aealism by tho Two greas Westorn CoMmol-
:.-Har,7s6nr9 f'at'7ot. -
Tho Republican organs cannot CONCEAL thesr
deep clagriu at sllolr dlscomfitnra: Iney have
much to eay about prohibition ard ,othor local
disturbances as partial causes Of IL; but tho
plain truth is, tha: tho result u bo'h ssates is
popular condemnation q tha Republican lasty
aud poiicy.-St. Louis l1epntltcan.
1t IL protest Against the u uturpattone tltat
are slowly but surel! undermining tho rights OF
all the statea, Wllo alling the South with disor-
der, despair, and industrial ruin. II ts . protest
against the policy which is CONTINUAL! raising
It Ia protest against the proiligaoy OF Con-
9resa tllod With Bala1y-grabIers, Credit Mob'l,
ictites, and attorneys Tor National Banks anu
other great lobby rags. IL means aottied con.
uction IN the public mind that the dominant
party has hold power SO long and nocome 40 cor
rnpt that nothing can purify 1t but deleat that