, 1874-06-05

NAeNA
.prodioamont And all this results from fonaio
ourIoBtty, with Which quality Bkllliugs was highly
blossed.
NOTES AND OPINION.
Tho newspapers oil over thu country, and q
a1l e,ndcH Of politics, spponr 10 well antsfea TO
lavo Richardson out of tho Tronanry TINT br!s-
tow gooB In With wavo Of npplanso. AID yct,
u good many catch breath to ask. WHO ID
Drstow p
We havo yet to aeo tho Republican paper thao
tuatiaoa Pronfdent Qrant's appointment OF lstoh-
arlson aB Judge Of the Court OF ClaimB Not to
burden our coumns With quotations from all,
nor undu.y to ornphaslzo the remarks Of Gus, wo
quote from tho Burlington Qa.) uaok-Eye, no"
| edited by Frank Hatton
President Grant should not nato such an appoint.
nnent expecting to ho ndorsea ey the peop!e ana Il
does 70 sxpes TO saoa 10 I'll oYa
bad color and oaor to tho judicial ermino and. II
odor eae ans as' hppo y st
Know tho estimation III which he In held BY the pub
haesas wSa eSs s ae ss M
President should not hcs!tato to let public olcas q
ri my b. Hs haa provod unworthy q nuDl'o
adencc, tho best place for him in tho baseons-
Hero Ia aomo pleasant reading for our for
olcn-born oitizons. In thu debate Oh tho (so-
caed) Ovil~Rghts bill, in tho Bonato, ltr. Pratt,
Of Indiana, aaid:
It tbas seemed to ma : most surprising thing thai
ars oSsson
to fullest rghs of oiizcnahip Of to Foreigner though
t. H. n fit as'i oaf s* sns
evou speaking Language. More than Tug trd OF
m St or ffSn ss
cood to tle prlvltegoB Of citizenship, with whom
iii hx sas HsHy IN ii o
ia Tint 10 to make useful ottizeus.
--yhoro are to bo elections Of county osticort
,, Aur. in Kentucky and Tennessee, sud Novom.
bor elections Of Congressman In both atatosi
y aano, In Tonnessee, 1t tho November oioction,a
y Governor and Legislature arc to bc ohoaen. The
o Tonnessoo papers speak OF thoso August olec'
~ tionB nB happily paving the way to complete
-. uuifoation Of tho auti-Rndcal voto In November.
= In Kontucky the day Of the Auguat eleotiona
III Will bo In some districts. tho day for Democratic
70 | primary elections to nominate candidates foe
mt Congress.
n. in Virginia and Georgia the Conservative
stnto Executive Committees will presently mech
~. to Buggost plan whereby the Conservative vote
in each State, At tho November election Of cou-
'ny grosamen, may be uaaaod upon regular oandl~
olo datoH At the lust elections several seats vera
ng loBt for lack Of this precautiou.
tor Last year in Maino, upon the suggeht1on OF
~ an anonymous nowBphpor-artlclo, Joseph Il.
Wtlliau,B received 21So votes for Governor.
This yoa1, re observe, II Is proposed to have =
., people's State Convention, and 1t Is believed
you possible to unite all the Opposition vote on Mr.
l'u" Williams; in which tho September resalt
W. might be marked "cloae and doubtful"
oln, The Rhode Island Legislature reaaacnblea
- ~ ne1t Tuoaday (nftor brief Eecess} to elect
M aau United States Senator vico 6prague, and with
o.@ nnthinc else to do at tlig session. There arf
oight candidates. and the Providence Press aays
aote leamel strong Just after tho etao elecioa
ersa srenR D1on
Hides haa Howard at'li aeciinea to b. cnnaaste
7 sna our
We c@nnos 5o 'ps Eeos s na as
Iss'ssss sssp sesy 81 ~
er to csae the Anal vote.
;. ;, rho Illinois Slate Register has letter from
: aro Hancock County, saying:
The Democracy Of Hancock fs unit In opposition
enss, to Imitation Of repudatton of any sort. 1t sat
mo Ticket composed of upright Democratic and Libe1:
hey mon, osy " rreo Trade State rsts and
III rights auaborers farmors MECHANICS nj
'yheF 1naa reaurrecon stmAr to TIC pm Allen wax
and il Ohio laat full Tha would be broad pattern a.
lama Of mcn WHO, nites debate decide by coae vote Il;
al oer occupations besides hemsegea M ay voG o @
says: burdencl with any roapnnspy ~ n s1'IH II
tho @ ~ brina this subect before Democrats In TIM
the In orswar IN 11e,,ublicau ipliatiopiat paper
OF ofIowa. tho Keokuk Cato City says:
thero 10 among Republican constituencies u. e
sovn t. e.s BY tho ae 1ase pss
nuaa nn III rmu,h1icnn marty ths precise Issue as
body which party II most divided. and tue opHo5 pH
rteon @rty as naleaea y anenn nsat!oniss s
@ t1s ptsss stasspep @sto '
vta TO- tho ces9 ngas nas
ornod and weAor tho nopnhean pssy st9na ~ onic
mills, prancpa s1 @ ovornrnent ao promised sodtet,
de- 1a1td1E ow To- ta creditor. the bu
had neas at the eonfy @ s ~ dolar on dcmand-a doll
Ssns Wor si aor *'S It, aet wot.h aoMs
mach it doesn't pay ita pronase 9a % +b o nsnMc
af nsp,R aa.n and sgn saeEad promised i should
client MoulJ Xn now iopabesns trying t.
sonx snS necessary t.ss to-
~ sa 1sssa 1fsp II sas
10 t. q e1 md Sa p'y te 98' L
~ ,ea, so msss CIT It ais' ns@ sAsS q se sn'
calou- -lhotts ;ao".a;ou ~ w.ich .ieyoonB na ma
capa~ mcntal odditloa as tue one question
money. souo gentleman, writing to IT. :
h, Is susfag Rs .:Ts S"r"e v9pee ppen ta s ns sa'
;3s bv isauo directly from tho Utod Stat
tue hs1a Raa5p op5 tho
l from md stahility Of tho uatoa." It would saom
pro- il man who could through barrel a,S. ~
For both heada out might sa'e h!tnaoL a .uo Ia ~
will. Ton OF sucn o.uaao is 10 NIX In " promises
ulinrl- 49,, v nt .,,ona - vot he Baya tits money
York. fo Ia 4 based and secured upou tue woaith .
d full atabty Of tho nation" ttls ailaIono n ~
It had not to 10 promise 70 payt ,noney il
d pay cn,ty u s.v i'm f,oyornalout to booono
litab1y annna;hia for III Who over heard Of Cove
under mout becoming security fot ats 9ota and sss
in her coius-'noney. Tho mea ~ ~ Saty ea aSne'
n tost RIDICULOUS aoaotsats II. ...... S.".. ~"'
oct Of ,au.,.t ccnoral Order.
hor na mi, o.~,,at c1on E1lo haa issual q oheo,
led tho "uo ..5,ru tn te,1s tha Dnval army =