Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-07

PIof. Seelye. Who 81 garded the movement "a
eject N 70 Congress With more curiosity thar
ntertst, aon Z consider be election A. a matter
OF cot gTatuls'io ION and he ought 10 knovV
Aud VET The 6emccrsts are not hsnpv n.
,,pcStauon ot hearing Benjamin r Butier
rhsstsuiTg effect, even ln THIS hour of yt.,.,r,
STrtEE fs,d ssEsN Tator.
rhis = the way tie Republican Cincinn.u
Isrfss voices - autumn Lament.
The a mocra-fc dsvs aFe come
The Sscdtst OF the yezr.
And hke the leaves IN sutumu.
our hopes are brown and eere.
IN-Gov. Bullock ~ thought 90 stand a e0ot
chance tor being tbe next L. :. senator from
Massachusetts,, and Charles Francis Adasns II
s'~o mentioned No one mentiOus Mr.. Dswes
y candidate, TIE general impression being
that he vas carried ont OF sisht nv he Iands
siide which buried Bgtler-N. 4 T-tfyuf.
Who Il % succeed Ruehen T. Feutops The
msn most deserving h HorAti0 Seymour. He ~
the best type OF = respectable, cultured AMI
hlgh-toned democrat in the state. His tom, ser
s,Ss. ,sS,. sn g.est eHPerienos A. Panlc man.
iegisiAtor. speaker OF the assembly. sud cover
nor, And has devotiOs 20 the party, entitIe nm
te the high position. Tilden owes TIE honof ~
SeN NmouT.-N. 4 COw@srcioL
For some reason there wAs more reioicius
than soiTowing tn MSssschusetts YESTERDAY,
The people, especially those In the Tth district
see med 10 regard the result - MD cathartte
which would prove OF benefit 90 the BODY poll
tic In General Buffers district = salute was
hfed IN honor OF the occasion, the guns being
loaded with Butler tickets -- -TY1rsf1ri c5sra.F
hstred Of Butler an = peculiar way ~ Boston on
Wednesday. he took a carriage SUD pls,ea on
either site plscsrd Inscribed. ''who will
crush brother Sam. IOE9' With = look OF de-
dance ani eNuitRtiOn be drove slowly past But
ieT's orice In PembeTtOu "a uare. He then drove
10 the custom house In triumph, snd paid hi.
respects 70 his Quondam associates BY gOinx
around that bnildng SCvsrsl times aud in a
way that was very eK operating "a many OF the
fallen ones" serving therein. He then drove
throngh many Of the principal streets 10
Charl6etCwn and back.
Andy johnson is makiRE n lively Tor Cover
nor Brown, Of Tennessee, who h. n candidate
Tor the United States Senator. Brown recently
made speech deBOuncing .Iohn.on for moi
pArdoning Mrs. Surratt IL happens that
broH n himself SsS pardOned By johnson when
he Was President, and perhaps the former
thought he had a right 20 critioise Aucy for rs
coUrte In the case OF Mrs. SarrAtt. But how
ever that may be, johnson ts nOt disposed 20
submit 20 criticism from "a ~ source The other
day he made speech in which he usei Brown
up IN the following pretty fashion % 4 may have
done wrong in this pardon matter. We are al
liable TO err. Perhaps It might have pleased
Governor Brown better II had pArdOned Mrs
SufTstt aud hung him"
Senator Gordon concluded his speech AZ the
democratic jubilee IN Atlanta. Ca, by an Ap-
peal FOR continued prudence and fOrhearAnce
which he said were the christianity Of AL poli-
tics. He said: lone boon / ask in this hour OF
your celiveranoe. ask you 10 commission ne,
Senate your fidelity TO the Union under the
constitution, your scquiescence IN the laws
passed IN accordance with the constftu-
ton, good ana bad, until lawfully repealed
and the restoration Of the oOnstitutOn 20 It's su.
premacy over Presidents, Congresses, parties
and people iLouu cheers Jubilee demon
strStions were also held in Richmond, Va.
Charlotte y. G, New orleans and other nj aces
The committee OF seventy OF the c ty OF New
orleans adopted a resolution inviting he peOpla
OF Louisiana 10 meet AZ their respective places
OF worship Thursday, November i9 70 return
hsuks 10 Almighty God Tor their deliyerance
from political bondage.
The London Tlmes' commentary on the recent
democratic victories IN The United states saws:
III it fortunate that NJ present there is no
serious issue raised between the parties on
mon aud state affairs A. revealed by the elec-
UOrs. IL gtyes occsslOn for some anxiety 70
know that when Congress meets in March tie
new House will he controlled by a large ienO-
cratic majority. The events OF the week betOkeu
the condemnation 81 Grant"
The Pan Mall Gazette SAYS profound distrust
Oi Butler and ether leaders had taken hold OF
the MINDS of the people, who otherwise were
content TO vote with the party. The verdict i
a protest against thiTd term Tor Grant, against
the policy OF the administration towards the
South, against salary bills aud failure Of fraud
iuyestis cations.
The Morning Post thinks " Grant might have
ayerted the result by opening his lips."