, 1874-05-09

caasos. nov and then. to hve,1joxpooacd 10 Mis-,
apprehension Or metake every time"
onoEsDECKAND shEnMAN.
"nes aroosbock's 1ittlo acahdal 'aroeted him
., .'T4Ioy ,I - ssy.lthes. Yet ! t1,nk l,e y ono Of
y to a!,!sas s mon oafo eyer rpfodueoa somothing
# ,,n thoy y{,,ut fa s,n shs 'ottntfy L loss more
!R,G@I|a,no, WITH whom road inv. You could nevor
nlll @ wltn eS Of fhsse ttle aareld or
loes was expected Of him. 1hero Is John shor-
man, too, who keopBlevel in public life, though
you inay remember that. wlien was In the Log
lslaturo, and three OF schouck's mon wont over
did It becauso Of bis noodsbitios. CHARLEY s5lJr-
man, Of Cleveland, the retirods Judge, rnnua4oii
TINT election for John, howbyor, and he VIVA the
ablest mombor Of the family"
tAsn i fGmcrv y9sr legislative politics more corrupt
Somewhat more. wo bad puro aiministra-
ttons In tho tilncb Of 'OhaBe and Wado, 'thofikh
olase was essentially politician, "a great
nm. nntn wndS shink asyes tspefod With
"What Inns boeume Of
JACOB D. COZ :"
"Hoia thu President ot The To1sdo a, VA
m bash hailroad; After leaving Grants. Cabinet,
Cincinnati, ahd they had = good many revenue
toe, fastiaous for politics. People do not Ap-
prehoid that, In thi6 'ago, wo aro not the sich,
made up tho Continental Congress. fFe are lit
eralfy Tho servants Of tho PEOPLE, and ifubt ohrn
the right to public life by recognizing that fact.
It would bo folly for d modern Congressman to
resent propostion made to him BY a bualnesa-
constituent 70 advance that constituents .inter-
cut, it'oou1d leRltimatcly be dono. eeo whit r
have TO 90 WITH my adoa-phckagcs. Bone poo-
Plo laugh ut these things, but they arc received
by tho people with y good deal Of pleasure"
~ Do you rcgtot the loss OF
foi frsnkihe7" '0'>' wa
"ohl got my books. You kno. that 4, now
congfoBBmsn's quota Of books, being ofderod
QUO year. ahead, do not reach linn tit near the
Documont-Room aud said: 7 nm the wholo
Liberal Republican delegation. Can't you scrape
sssssaRa Il ansSSs asessnts hs sgs sb9s u
departed n1onabcrs, and they BoeYncd to pl6ako
my constituents as woll as new books"
IhlR led no to romark <, that:1 o1pected as much
books for Chicago constituency, they would be
aa q, fof in tho romantio future as somo Of miuo.
"eenofsl," said T. "it you will dhll yourself
think will be tile result Of
NEXT FALLS EGEoT1oNe?
Can the Democratic party hold Ohio7"
a.. Ihe psfty r replied that ohio vas at present:
tho ohaoa. which reigned oyor al parta Of tie
country in measure existed there. AS to nd
tional parties, thoy stood without atsbility ons
either side, Some Democrats were disguBtod
With their lende5s and tho ,prejutlioe Of their
tho Democratic party to settle; others wero
prospecting around, and liked tho nDw arrange.
monts no bottor than those behind. Tho conBe-
quenco was an innonao body Of people who did
not yoto at all. except upon local auastiona,
The fact is neither party is depicted 1T ith best
Oh tho public stage. There iB q diBntcgrating
movement, preparatory to = Formative one, 60
inK on everywhere. The. very negroes nre dis
turbed. Long nbsenoe from power has chastcned
tho purcr race Of Democrats. Of whom thoro aro
many aud In Ohio their away has been respect
ablo. The purcr Republicans have withdrawn
from this fertility Of jobbery; and otholn, moro
forward to administer Tue naion IL tSeir name:
II a bold man, like Blaine, with tho respeotabill-
t. Of the Republican party around him, would
take tile situation by Tho ears, and from C0n-
g1sss Tss ssStgnnEs ax bis ges aemsppg NEED % Ct The
tration, tho present party might float over an
DO you think, General, thatlt tonla be pos.
sible to create tho iBsua between government by
primaries through
4 NATIONAL. CONVENTION
called by the Governors Of certaih stntee,,,to
consllor the frailtiea. and needs Of our period:
"You moan something like a National Com
atttutional Convention, such as swept Pcnnsyls
yania lnst year? That might bo q way. Although,
1preettIie, II We hid theteat Lind. Of Goyefn-
glvo, q decent attention to evils. I think tho
mattcr with lis .is; tho Administration has
gone by dcfanEt: It set ID to DO at case,
t3t an1 not to govern @ ny t tue enemy W.
tosster {or iii sooablo and aosile he obafiSes. iS'
Thingasoon became sllpahod. No attention wha
paid to complaints, and Congress had to do all
the Investigating. This give Congress mud tho
country petichant ior tltlihg things out, aud
particularly when Congrcss1llon Of both parties
found TINT they coula got patronage II they
acquiesced with tho Executive, aud none Ii they
did mt. In tliis way / think tile atornncaB Of
weakened. Will Richardson Secretary Of tho
Treasury tho largest party is apt to be like TINT
at circus -battle--tho audience. hope we can
have Que term tho limit Of a President. Gtini
might have gone out respectfully II lie Lad been
limited to ai1 years." az
THE Two-rEnNEn.
"Do you Understand that ho rotaiis the ide2
Of another tern'2"
"Wol," said the General" "be has NIL Tho
intentiyos to prefer to hang on. You 500, wien
his torn coses, Ae will still be in middle life,
aud, unlike our oldor Presidents chh hayo no
pleasure in retiroment for hope for q
further career. But ho must beo the inevitable
closest about hllh two ycats agd aro sullon to-
day The country aees staolf deinornl1zed By
incompetonoy and consequent scandal"
"You do not think, thon, that tho question
days ago, is very relevant? q"
"WAht wRa thRt?" o.. $. -. ~
"He asked another gentlomnntf he did not
tlink tlis d1d country wua tsrad Of Republican
. " VOL, IT there should be anything ia,tbas,