, 1874-06-18

& lor tllet would imply almiIar rupture in the
m'haton aud pora'Btonoy OF tho Irosllont, arlG
tiio ltnmo!iBo powor md influence OF thoAo whe
they ero busy coansellng: thoir atAorents {
quietly aooodo to tho iuoyitabic or to hopefully
", wslt ior tho compromiue-m tlat ConcroBs
III deylsfng. they
90 FURTHER THAN THU.
Swallowing MI they formerly Ha!d In ridsoulo OF
I apoolo as tno necoaBhry lmAls of currency tloy
nyor that tloy have. always boon Of tho opinion
t'lat:tllo resumption Of apecse-paymcnta must
come sooner or later, nnd tllat It alone will sovo
9ur 1naueial dilictltfes when they aro solved Mt
last TINT all they hnyo wanted has beou mod
evation IN tho pnco toward resumption; that tllo
PreHidont Heon,s to be consitlorato Of tho obtor
class, who nced to be protoototl by slow pace In
that direction :and that, oil thingn considered,
tic Presidents proposed policy ID good onougl,
for tlem, n1ld for tho West Rouora|ly
Nov, when 1t Ia couAidorod that innumorablo
politicians In nil tho counios of tho State have
takon tho cllo just indicated, II n,ay onsiiy bo
ro1ioy Inns beon atartol. For 1t must be reraen-
bcrod tint tho out-antl-out bourbon Do1nocrats
!5 hnyo preached tho hartl-monoy doctrine TOO.
Ihey began It, for tho ronson that 30 many To-
n11bl1crh politicians took tho other side, and
thqn 1rate show oil # this question WINS going
to tonr aHundor the Republican pnrty; aud thoy
continued 1t moro porsistently, Of course, nftor
tlle ;Dosnoorntlo National Committee mot. mud
put tue party squarey on tho platform of ,hard
Having thus fully and carefully explained tho
comdltion OF public sentiment OH thH Dubfoct, Il
Will require only brlaK spaco to Riro q toforaLlv
oo1nplato ssloa Of tho aituation in
THE SEVERAL CONGRESSIONAL D1srn1crs,
only ono, William i. Stone. s' Of tho'
uh'rd .a 1ntf!ca nistfiet {stt Lous} v0lod aganat
wartls votootl by tho President. John III. oIoynr
or the Twelfth Di4teiot, dadgod. The rest nil
voted solid for The bill.
NOW, there arc some figures to 10 considered
In connection with those votes, aud tho yiows j
hayo givon concerning tho state Of popular or,in-
lou here OH the currency question. d. o. STAN
ard, OF tho First District ISL Louis), was oloot-
ed e ~ 'tho mcagro majority OF liz, Eragtua
Wteiih, ta Of tls second Dinsrict ist. Louis}, had
2;46l. II. L. Havens, of the Sixth District. MA
q, elected ny mn ority OF 578 In voto Of 25 O0U
ttioI; @ wa4 l.G35 That Of 1.aao 9. parkor, Of tho
Ninth District, WAS only 80. Tho last
publicans. Havens aud Parker Terc
am9ng tho salAry" "grabbers Hyde. has nnde a
good record. except that lie hns boeu worry per
'sstent IN favor of tho Imitation scheme.
LII Ali tho 0taor districts not nboye nnmcd
there aro Rtrong Democratic ma jorities. But. II
THE "possuM roL1CYh
DO adopted IN tho coming campaign, It Ia yory
eaBy to 500 bow strong men In favor Of hnrll-
money currency would uniler tho circumstances
haye detailed in this letter, dafoat the prcBeut
Congressman, oither,in tho nominating conyon.
tionH Or before tho pcoplo.
It is my deliberate opinion, thoroforc.-the
rcaaonu for which lnyo huroin rreyoutad In
ful1,-thnt the next Congressional delegation
from Missouri will bo rs strongly opnoycd to III
tation aB tho present ono III strongly In favor Of
IT, BASIL.