, 1874-04-23

6tanWhg Ills strange, 7ory eThnse, oonrso.
:. LOGAN, :,
ms indignation 70 una vens ~ language moIe
forciblo than polite Ferry as III dazcd condi-
tion. When tho posalbllity OF yo.o "as suE.
70 h ast 10 tet
!ake conrae snas "ouia operate s09iy ~ .tne
interest Of tue monoy-ohnngers Of Wall street,"
nGmatot .sfponsor ~ noI 1oinoa ~ many IN
~ ,t m LII & sv soaan Sso
ThinGns meu arc of tGs opposito opiaion. 1old:
'ag tans ns 1fans 's haa tns s?ualoly committee
measure md tut 1t s not possible to got two
'ios Vo'e N esntoa,1 aevo1 ., ln,e.n: ~ 191n vrro
1s maao % tno onect tnat PTeslaent hao e no
t1ght 70 aiBaPproVo except On tne ground TINT
tto particular measure Is unconstltutlonal Least
o. al nas ne tno aignt 70 Teto oocaaao no aisa-
HtHes nn a wta H. cy o, on quoa'
o.,,.An GqSfEnEHGE. e M YS <.,,.,,.u,
senators Mofton.li1ogan: forry oI (al'chlgan)
tfats' Aepsosensatlses wilson anu eaylor. OF IL
e1aoa. nave peon 4o1ulng IN experience meet
uS tu-Msut ~ moltoh 1ooWn, ~ t1e Gp-
bltt House. IhoY are fot'coht aa 20 tnoir pro,
coedlngs, whfch !aated tn noar midnight, and
nave only to say that they viii take occasion to
spea Their as resnrs ta voto bus
THE PnEs1DEN71A1' SUCCESSION.
Perhaps Tue most conspicuous feature Of tho
veto sensation is tho predicted influence 1t will
exert upon tue no1t ffcs'doncy. After the irat
BLOCK OF surprlee, tAo chlef topic among. the
goaslpihg polticlahB was the succession. Illere
seemed 20 ne taclt understanding that
Grant hao taken the most important
ssop aao,, III ,.[l hls politlcaal career. Ihe
@ @Gosalp hah oeon personal rathor tisn partisan.
The rsnos al cs Of tho Win the
of yste % III II ssas iAte sa ;hs2 ~
we're confident Gen., drant would adhere
to tue financial principles lie has laid
down in h's message; that ho Kept fatth with
tho Philadelphia platform, md fnliillod tho
nleagos OF tue Kopu9ican party: Al!
tlla, however, IL prompted by the spirit OF
loyalty WHICH lhe nnlltafY charhctof OF tno
aubordinRtoa.
UNDERNEATH THIS SUPERFICIAL EXPRESSION
IN an undortono OF uncertainty. Tho loyalsts
arc nervous. Moro than ono Of them have said
written "flnis " to tho thira-term ROMANCE:
some OF tnom nave not hesstated to any that 1t
lnsufes tho nomination OF John a. Logan.
otnors contend mat It Ia
nn ,.os MohroNs GOLDEN orroh1uS1TY.
Iae inlIa1lomlata oallevo thht the 1ssne Yrs Tas
eectionai. Inoy eaY L 7lnat = Waa sno "9ss @
@ nna SCUM aGa.nst New EnGlaha ahd tilo
Eass' hosaas 1rienaa @ % cla'an tna' M ho noe GUY
iaa ste,a sho 'an nat hsooa a,at 11o pfgaoI: ta:
r
~ ~. u uisSa. Ill., 1ae Naa no' Wy uApo.s ~ Mulus
o. .ue p!p"s' nof fu.y Siicont ~. 1Gtntmn8
uus a eouk IL spi ta ~ oIY ~, aa nIa'e
@ % 10 .no r,nl N.Y. " W i1"fueo'
MoluN funNisaEn T., lhE ~ AHAans.
MORTON tiienus 'ps.ts shat l.. ne iurhanou .no
of'l's: Ma1Io Ho2si ns9 on.5 snu pslsslea. poms1
- ten!e.usu. - ""o rioa 'o' "nu ~, i
senufz' enu packed up INC measure s math "hat a.
poor BLOW OF a1Bunene was ptoouce4 IN
favor Of tho bi'l. y was Morton
that convinced tho smaii mn1orlsy, anu
tho nenate theS ~ "ou!o ne 70 1na'r aavantaee
TO vote iot IL. IL "as Morton tnas ehSlneoE95u
struck l,ara blows on the anvil; therefore it is
MofIohs 1 ooneh1' aoa IL musE maHe nln ffesl-
don't.
. T1tH NEXT m rngs1nEST 1}'. ~ tin
mHS sa tho naon of e
OF tue West, are tue men r. WHO are to vote either
Logan or Morton into the chhir Grant nov oc-
ouples.,, Grant has dcHerted the pnrty, say the
crest1allon, VINO arroeate tuat title to them
selves, md nts veto has brought tho leading
champions Of imitation to tho foreground.
THE pEATi1-HoTE or THE PARTY.
II this impression is to grow and spread, one
thing is certain: it will ad1 to the dissolution
already rife III the marty. It may put quletus
to tho third term folly but IT does not follow
that 1T will elect either Morton or Logan, 1t
docs not follow TINT there ia another
split III the Republican party, and that
tue members thereof will TO drawn away from
nosAt 1."oa. VIZ ..o! HuAo -" s4o e'''t."S N"A 5S
fight, III tue Civil Service dlsBenslonB, in the
CfeuiE hi0DlNof 1Ta0ue, ana Ill Other rAtllcal
differences that have, within tho last three
years, brought members Of the Same party to-
gather, with the force aud rebound Of ivory balls.
Meanwhile tho small politicians arc soreIy
troubled, aud know not how to trim thoir snila.
IN WALL srnEEr.
Special Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YonK, April 2a.-The stock market open.
ed unfhvorahly to-day, uuder tlo intue1ca at
varying rumors concerning the fate Of the Cur
rency BILL The uncertainty attending the Presl,
dents action served to nystify dealors, and
their operations wore confined principally to
quick terms. NJ they did not dare to hazard nnS-
thing for tho future. After tho changes bad
been rung score or moro tin,oa on ''yeto" " and
"BiEnature, it whs difficult to toll which party
predominntcd. At 2:G0 p. na., but ton min
! utes before tho stock E1chango eloaad,
briof and authoritative ,!T dTspatGh maa
received which read as follows: M "Iho President
has vetoed tho Financial Dill" Ihen t1ero was
general intorchanga Of DENOMINATIONS u gladnea.s
indignation, or reof as tue interest or sentl-
nent prompted them to utter, 80 sNoft was tue
| time loforo the closing Of tho Stock Exchange
TINT tho fnll elect OF tue authoritative ~. ~.
nouncoment OF the veto conld hot pe lelt l., OUT