, 1874-05-08

hor independence Of tho rings, both at Washing
ton and at 1efforaon, aud to r1pntato tho away
OF III the plaoo,holdere, both Federal and local. !.
tlio situation as ho has statea 1t to tho Rcpub!i-
cans Washington representative at various times,
and this publication Of his vlows and purposes
Is not unauthorized. Mr.. Bohura desires to re-
turn to tho 9eunte.
WHAT 10 At STARE.
He boloyos that tho legislation Of tho no1t six
yoars will be franght with import more vital to
thentabitty Of our institutions aud tho prcner-
vation Of popular liberty than tlet Of any other
eiz yenrH will bo decided tho question whether
Or mol tho pouor Of aggregated and aggressive
cnpltat las reached . point Which amounts
to tho practical subjngatton Of tho people.
10 other words, thnt, during that ported will
boring commonalty, that hsa alrondy
begun, and with no uncertain line Of combat.
lie also nolioycs that In tho noxt ak ycars will DO
iugtl rebellion, tho milton unwittingly subju-
gated itsolf, by giving to tho military fdoh Il
proccdonco over tho civil idea, which tlo arts Of
peace provo unayailinR to shalso Off. Having
involved in these isancp, and having been Of tho
foremost to aasnil Monopoly, both moneyed and
military, 1t is most natural TINT Mr. Sch,rzshoull
disltke the iden Of retiring from tho field Of
conflict nov, just as tho fray docpenn. But Il is
not AZ 4 :" vtndscation Of ]lfs course +" that DIr.
echurz desires i recollection to tho Senate. Tint
IL an Interpretation OF popular expression which
ho Is willing to lcavo wholly with tho
adhoronts of tho Administration, who are
welcome to thc copyright they seem to have put
upon 1t. uo dosires to roturn because ho fccls
TINT: in tho onHuing struggle be Gun bonr strong
hand, and speak with u voico that will be Of
onllhnced advantage to the nation and his State,
BY reason Of tho experience md culture in state
craft that lo hnB gathorod during the term now
drawing to 4 cloHe.
- AN IDEA or INDEPENDENCE.
:" If Missouri sends me to the Bonato," he
says, II shall aim to gtvo her value received in
tho shape of seryicos. simply want to be
placed Wlorc I can do tho most good"
!" do not euro to sit In the Bounto, however,
aB tho representative Of any organization which
is liable to fall in4o the hands OF ono sot Of
pnrsy-manngcrs ono year and auother the no1t,
purposes, minister to their convenience.
relish tho idea OF being d Senatorial
paok-1nulo to carry tho jobs Of any got Of parti-
boing ~ valued I aooiy With reference to my dooil.
ity, and the capacity OF my back to endure the
burden.
"Thus, If my return to tho Senate DO contin.
gout upon promises md bnrgnius shnll not
must orsaoe os M e1 aee qee, o. Of y o
why then you will tind mo at home
wheneyer, during office-hours, you may
chance to call at tho editorial rooms OF the
}TesNiche Post after tho 4th Of next Alarch,
'"Dut I am frank 10 say that ahnll mako .
Missouri TINT 1t will bo to our mutual advantage
II am ro-olcctcd to tile Senate next winter, and
sent baox to Washington without instructions
and nnhampercd By promises. am willing to
nothing that is right shall ever fal unsupported,
and nothing that is wrong ehall ever rise unas-
sailed by mo, according to tho best light there
may be to judge by, aa to right and wrong"
,n IN ACCORD WITH THE NEW MOVEMENT:
schurz upon tho coming Senatorial canvass in
Missouri. IIe is thoroughly in accord with tho
movement OF which tho Republican is now tho
spokesman and engineer: that ia to say, the
movement Of tho people against tho effective par
tyism thatla intrcncled under ono natno ut Wash-
ington, aud under another at Jefferson City.
From tho present Democratic party organization
he neither asks nor expects reelection: no
moro would ho ask or expect It from M Admiuia-
we're within tic possibilities. And. II tho pooplso
should return eimon.pure partisan majority OF
other OF tho existing parties to the Legislature,
ar. schuEz will regard that fnct Us M ltimation
TINT Missouri has no further nood OF bis services
IN tho Senate. As soon aa tho independent pop
ular movement appears in the fold, with a plat
form and ticket in accord with tho logic Of it's
existence, Mr.. Schurz will bo on hnnd very carly
and will Htay very late ns it's advocate and sup
porter. It is not his intention to take any ac-
tire part In the preliminary management Of tho
movements or OF Its convention. But when tho
people have indicated their purpose by tho tenor
Of their declarations and tho character OF their
nominations, bo will gfvo them the aid of his
1t Blia1l be won. ho will ask thom wholhor or not
they lavo further use for him In tho United
States Senate. II they fail next fall, however,
hc will be on hand to try again at tho first