, 1874-11-10

rhen ho swore by odtls-bolda, remarked that
moro dammos had had their day, tho poople
camo baok to their common oaths and sworo
that they would be lot alone.
ASSIMILATION VI. FORCE.
Tho fdoaH and loforns Of the past uino yearH,
evoked from tho boaom Of tho Republican party,
have bcon i1nnoaButnby above tho comprehon-
sion Of tho common oating man.
Tho negro llas lost Ills old relation to hunor
nnd burlosquc, aud has appeared to ua aa a Rctl-
ator and gentleman. Tic good old nlooting-
houso hell, whoao warmth, aB tonic. compo'l-
eatoa for tho 1ryno6H of tho rost OF tho dis
course, has been Bubfimatod, Darwnizod. and
votoa impossible. A sensual sentiment, not cor
porcal enough to RraHp, but elusive and utlsoni1u,
has arsHon in place Of fixed projudicos aud POSI-
tive convictions. Tho sentimental pulpit could
.hoar voioe last Tuesday highor thsn tho moae
.nigeony platitudes Of tho Idol himsoif. lilo Voty
'darkey got to voting crooked, "bocauso'" said
he, II want to vote with party that will BpeAk
to mo Afterwards" satd Robert THOMPSON, tho
,heaJ-waiser Of the Grant Union At Saratoga,
last summer:
.Mr, Gath, + don't think the colo'od people
has made any progress for tho last four yeara,
They're all mad for Office. aud, II NO don't learn
to stick to work and got AHEAD In motf,od, aud
patience, aud nodostT, VOL Bot ~ netFoua az
those whito pooplo."
Aa leng as tho country was prosperous, it vaa
not economical to look at theso things, Hard
tmcs mike reactionary reelection, but thoy were
not all doing u! IN Wages = ana trado Who yotod
ple had become apprchcusive OF tho effects Of
10 ua,,ct1 experimental government all designed
for tho higher mental and spiritual mollaro.
MOTIVES TO rLop.
Cal nnr1 h1inpu frat t&1p Aor
~ vosod tho Democratic ticket because Of
1orrit Smiths Incorporate lottor, where l,e
said he would see ono President for life, rnthor
than tho Democratic purity over got power and
III my possession lot Of Arkansas mud South
Carolina bonds. reduced nearly to zero in the
market. Ny mind turned Oil tho lnjuatico aH
vol as tho mischief. Of using thing aB aonst-
tive az the public credit for every election that
comos up. voted to robuko TINT argument in
the srann and Wish you would print It."
QUE OF tho editors Of Republican paper at
Washington aail to mo:
II have Just CAME up from Richmond. There
Is Rusi, Burgess, with tho regular nomination In
his hand, for Congress-. Annblor Smith ras bas'
enough, thought, Ther, WAS Gov. Walker. a
Northern oilicer, nominated by tho native Fir--
EiuinnH ngaust him al a robuko 10 tho illiberal
minority at home. I couldn't help feeling that
no wore living too much, in our party, on the
iuterest of disoord. These pooplo hayo suffered
,enough."
Tic negroes wero. in goueral, notieeably
apattotc, bcfolo and aftor tho election Lead
i,.s barber OF thlH city, darh muatto. said tome,
Seiea repeated the abovc:
"Why VIC are always III danger ns long as ne
vote unit with one party. Tho other may como
iN aud ruin us. Wo are tho only raoe that mua<
divide to conquer"
Viewed in this aspect, Democratic gictoryia
at this time reaction, but one of tho processes
Of aasimilating progress. Tho forces Of progress
e,ayo boeu, hitherto. mandatory and exterior
,Mey aye 10 less efficient when voluntary. What
inl' into minority uwhile2 II he never had I.
NH ,rity, how did he come to his majority? That
ho eight to have Tor a conuudrum. and guess
ak it 'file. Aud 3d. how can no assini]ate Ill
TIC tom ,oelauce no have bean getting without
some bcas, ihut oxcellont diyestive7
uEAnH IN THE RAsgET.
Personal biogrssPhy has been moved down in
ts 4IS w. Aasyrsn 20, nont n!,r forth Ike
~o 9n Tue a oi s as. weop aad that
ae Mary Of England cried. that they would find
"Caia,s written on hor heart wlen aho was
dead, 80 on Buffers hcart they would find
"slnlmonH." Buffers of1enso Nas that Of car
.er,,meut BY incubation. He used tho Boston
Custom -Houao to make the noislon, aud inject
ed lila own political and moral cow-pox. The
Kail antagouized the old. imnemorial condition
virus from her system, aud the doctor who ad-
1linistered It.
Now that Ben Butler ia down ut last 1t may
10 said Of him that, if he had been couslderate,
to Say nothing OF soruplas, he would have bcen
loss Of tho incarnnto Yankeo that ho has beon.
Euture never produced, since James the First,
Eoca whimsical and brutal intermcddlor. He
haa seldom boon equalol for ability after bis
kind "a sor. OF political pugilism, backed by
method, and momory, and ready faculties and
also by tnr fidelity alter ho has made friendship
t1cept with persons qualified to educe his en-
nlouanesa. Vanity Of talent is his ,scakncss.
llo leaves bohind him public rather than much
Gaye alw.ys aottened tho feelings Of the crowd
toward hiln Tho last acts Of his Congressional
career woro most damaging Of all,-hia traitor.
.ni1ation with spies and ahadows., and
ssGGs as a''Ssa g 1sso TOWARD dsa %pes do 1ss %tl
,iuformers habstuaJ and bo aafo. In tlis
city, Young nun of reputable birth aud former
good esteem il nor Oh trial in the Criminal
Court for o burglary. committed how, Or why, or
~1honce, is still a tanglc; but, whatever the
Measure OF biB guilt may be-, il any hls enforced
familiarity with detectives, as County Attorney
led the way. Butler waa shugged all round. ue
undertook to conduct campaign agaiass all the
willie tho seerot-service pierced it below.
It III probable that ho will live iu Washington
City hereafter, as ho owns considerable property
Aero, aud there Is q natural 10" and 1obby-busi-
noas always floating around Government, which
will compensate him better than BoHton or
Lowell practice. His new houac on Capitol Hill.
the very next Of all dwellings to tho Capitol aud
Court OF Claims, is nearly tlntshed,-a granite
cdii1co with atone bays and stono porch, uniform
with two adjoining houses, which he has
lss 10 tho Unitod States Coast Survey for thu
snug income Of $1,000 q year. Doubtless he
will entertain and keep Offices there, and build
up practice, aa scorcs Of retired public mon have
dino here,-Jerry Black. Stanton, Robert ].
Walker, Fred Stanton, r. u. cor'slne, Geue. Don
yer aud Crittoudou. and Gov. Bartley. He Ia rich,
butnot thrifty. His lsfe lacks tho simplicity OF
aim aud motLod which gives discipline and hap-
piness. 1t works liKo an old-Btyia preas. too IN
tsicate, aud loud, and solfBhatcring for it's sim-
pie purpoHe. All the Government could not
oyerturu him, but his little tomo-conssluency
did 10 without threat. He retired from Rome
victorious. like Corlolanua; but the poorlo who
hal received him stranger, struck him down iu
Autumn,
Even 3d.
~ With man BY his own aims snpo!eoued,
Ana With h!z charity Elan
T1LpLN,
To this general action there is no hero. 1lr.
Tilaen, OF New York, haa probably mado tha