, 1874-05-09
What He Thinks Of Things,
From Our Otrn Correspondent.

| ID cfoSeeu ny pEtdRo apparently ueBiEhnl to an
tcipato tho do1use, tho Ifbur.ll Republican party
won Its solttary Congressional Victory, and Dau-
ming bots Tie flag. The tss ;b6re h'dcafgn OF
dan. sohurs playing = p1Alnsiyc thhe at pihuo
Of .Horaoo Gresley's mako; hhd, ubfur1ed by
Banning, 1T impressed the 'Gorman rdpunca as
iuttnatfug troe 1nuHlo ut tho public expeusb.
They rallied under It, and thoy seated Ia his
chair at Washington tho gentleman i am about
to visit.
ENTER 70 BANN1Na.
found The Liberal Republican party In eau
Glib with q a6ctetaty enghged In 1abeing puck.
ageb of kafaeh-seudB for hnxious G6hdtitifoita
Vito keptohidhdus and wbie net ayerBe to Il litsle
feed for thona. The phrty il the brothor- -tn-law
Of Gen. Dom Pintt, and inhabitod Ills residence,
tho General having gono to play- writing, while
his broad Sheet, tho Capital, has abandoned Lib
ernl RePubllcanisn, and, entering the Uenao.
cratic party. lab obtained great patronage thoie-
froth. Thhs do revolutions nsser''go backward,
though the post 0raDbo~ thinks ot1orwiBo.
| :. The Liberal party. rose as I cntorad, and we
fell ovur Gath dthor'a shoulders and into eusy
chairs The first words no utteroa 1gero:
"Wo've o1ecteda Goyornorl"
"Arkhnsas?"
"Ayel"
sand q revolution, tool?
M.Brooka and Baxter"
Three cheers we're then given by the whola
party for Ben Rice, though We contested ne
know not why. But it looled as if the numer-
cheated 1nlS78 were coming to time.
| . HOW IT LOOKS AT HOMIE
T6o Liberal Republican PARTY is q tluo-looking,
solater1y, s..sa amling young man,-!blonde, blue
| and small banda and feet. It wis born at 1T.
Vernon, O., where 1t knew Columbus Delano
and began tho practice Of lav after It had soryoi
With yaor in tho Union nrmy: sont to the Ohio
legislature It supported sohsnok against sher
Cincinnati, whoro i had % masriod, ao and cono 10
| t1nued practice; md, whom the tidal wave
rolled =. II J.. at tho great Convention,
| il on the Foreign Affairs and other Committees
and It's social reception was equally tellcitous,
The party, like tho residue OF 1t TINT did not
come to Office, was learning party, ambitious,
interests OF its district, has been interchangeable.
| At the present moment, tho three morning
! dulles OF CINCINNATI givo It equal support.
"Gsaela" ss' e. said "what are sou going to do
"Well," said tho Party, my friends send me-
word tint either. tho Republican or the Demo-
cratic, party will nominate mo, il accept out
right for either The fact is, my constituents
| and fight this calnpaign Tor no. bocause it tahoss
now member the whole Of tho iirst term to
loArn hoW to be fully uaeful to theut:"
4, Ihie, lranky said, atInek mo as showing TINT
tne pnr5y %as apl1gng ana aneere. Ihe IDEA OF
mocraoy or Repu1Iicanlsm, auggesting that, it l,o
goes away from the campaign to lt himself for
public work, ho will be doing better for his con-
a''s"oo's 'naa " ou!son-nolMg ea tnon 1oe Vosos
4 LEADING QUESTION. j,
o,,r,cnN ene5eI' no" ooos our party stand On the
II voted for. tho 1egalizatiop Of tho iasuo Of
g1eenbacks, as they Ssore half out already. and |
Tened 70 see me IT. soeeo6 S sefs0a n % TO- taas n1
votoo AGAINST sh9 ao,oov.ooYo1 new NatloIa!-
bank noees, 4,i nna i Gas opposed TO expansion
anyway. WY. e. CinelnGas1 you can borrow
pleHEy Q, money az peI p GEN.: @ ---.--.....
len !ou sninh ,SSauo'oop,ooo OF currency Ia
to9 1asge an sp'2Mns ta.A,..>. ,.
sh]1 sl9]e11ing ita relation to standard: However
.nnh .t,ni 9he country Is 70 pe consratulatGu
that @ no.: worse WAS done. 0a2 tue
nnal voso "ent ag9ihse tne Senate nul. Iho
innastonlsta @ Icy py alor ana Maynqsd Gonsld-
efea tncmse17os oeaten ID the end: !he kepub-
!1ean party Y Toaly nos on enow g al IN the
without Ieab!e 4 data f. g9 on: I4e tact la tug
E3eeasiYe GoyeIhmna1 m'.1 naes no1 KNOW iss own
tranbaetionn; inas SANFORD anu JAYNE business
nas oaon scr aroadtul M s*cosasou OF poor hlohard-
"Mhy s63"
why, 70 nave aucn GoVornment within &
'e>"4'A~NA'i osHo ~ H91et ntse4tAA HuGoas ~
has been regular M yopetian Connoil ,I ot Ten &C.
ofotly 1ulln6 tao COUNCIL OF Thirty. 80 disrop-
utable, too;-uetecstyes, detaclcd revenue~oih-
c,als, mysterious -botWoons in CohBreas, aud
all perfectly unknown through years to the Sec
retary ol tne Ifes;suty. uongross LAS boe1
startled by these discoveries moro than by any
others.
,,., 2N LEARNED BEN.
yet. ID not Butler PRIV, to tle offenses7T
:, ~ is generally charged 80, but they do not
eaen 70 gat lih taifly o1poaod: 20 id a won
dorfnlly smart man. THINK ! neSer :saw his
mateh Ter de4teI!ty, a'ldaolty, and perseverance,.
It Ia really Napoleonlo to sec him there, day IT.
Tor dayi AneplHE MS leVlqB toEethpf, ahu mhit-
Agihg at !rcfedible amodnt OF buainess.' He
has consideraple Democratic support from the
sontn, aterdcsed TO hlm by sort Of cfona-roada
admiration: yi1': La1terly 10 haa recelYed nasy,
f6ugh nloW. !here are =, Hale OF Maine, the
Hoars Dawes, Foster Of ohio and some moro
who follow him oloate; and they say bis district
mas gone nemosifato; H. roSter Mas inspecting
~ ss e99paoson VIZ Tue Hanpotn contracts ~ the
Ways aud Maans ~ uommltteo, when Butler np-
paareo, After tnat, Foster could not get the