, 1874-10-03
NOTES AND OPINION.

Tle vote Of Vermont has boon officially uo-
clarod, viz: Govcrnor-Asalol .Pook Republic
nm, 33, 52G; William II. II. Bingham, Democrat,
1880. Tie aggregate Of votcH for Congress-
mon Is 1850 lcsB than for Governor, and tic
regular Convention nominees OF tho Republican
party received .AH votes, against 1900 In OPP
poastion.
Alan Wood. Jr., Of Consholoolcn, pros.
porous manufacturer In tho iron-traio, Ia tho
Republican nominee for Congrens In tue HoyontA
Pennsylvania Disttiot. Ills unele John Wood,
waa mombor Of tho Thrty-ninth Congress- and
ia remembered aa having boen clectod theroto,
In 1853. against Lis own wishes.
John Hail, who WAS President Of the Consti
tutional Convention thnt organized tho State Of
lHost Virginia, dccliues to 10 further III 1ndo-
pondout or any other sort Of candidate for Con- |
gross agat,,at Hereford, Democrat, ,-atloging tint
ho has boon n1islcd By persons (Repubiicans) |
whom ho now believes were bleeding him for |
pinct,on. money.
Tho Republican nominations for Cungroas
in Ohio are now comp1o,o with tho names OF
Noynulda K. Lyt1c, Of De1phos, for tho Fifth
District, ard John II. Barnhill, OF Now Phila-
dclphia for tho Thirteenth. Thosc are strong
Democratic districts. aud tho Republicans woro
IN no hurry TO- nominato. In tho Fifth, also,
Daniel j. Gallon, OF lforcor County, defeated ID
convention for tho regular Democratic nomine-
ton, IL m Independent candidate.
Kendall, tho Nevada Democratic Congress-
man, had popularity enough to DO ro-aicotea, In
1s72 by 700 majority. though tho ballots On tho
Sumo day gave Grant 2,177 majority. This yoar
Mr. Kendall a dropped. 4 correspondent Of
tho Sun Francisco Chronicle (8opt. 23) sayH:
''KondaIl is politically dead. The back-Balary
grab has killed. him." Like tho Oregon Con-
L1nio ,,1,1 Jnro
moasuro Of oconomy.-wllcll, applied to Nevada
or Oregon Congressman, It was,-Bo Mr. Kcn-
dali defended 1t, and tho popular verdict on his
speech, just bofore tho Democratic State Con-
ycntion, last weok, was: Only Words wind.
mud printor's Ink wasted" Slater was flung out
Of Oregon politics year sgo, aud kendAll goes
after him.
-aIr, Burieigh withdrawa as candidate for
Congroas, In Dakota Territory, aud Alosos X.
Armstrong, tho proaent member, has bccn put on
tho ticket OF the Opposition. air. Armstrong
telegraphs from tho East:
I catinot spond timo and money in third ca1n-
paigu- The pcoplc know my record for 1itetn ysArs
Tust have served 1vc ycars III tho Legislature md
four ycHrs In Congress-, and, II ny constituents aru
satisfied with my abora, and should vote to send mo
back here {WasAiuguul, will acrvo them faithfully.
The philadelphia Presa in y double-lcaded
editorial to fire the enthusiasm OF party~follow~
aro "intelligent bgots and ignorant thieves,
| tho outoropping of slothful inteeota aud do
] graded alums ~; while OF ths Republican party
itsolt-
It e1poscd tho Credit Mobilcr; It ropoa1od tho In
croaac~ofsaary Inv snd It docsted its own trusted
leaders who were ACCUSED OF attempting to gaa sha
prcsa.
And who, then, perpetratod tho Credit Mo-
b;lior; who enacted the increase Of salary; and
| who nominated for recollection "the trusted
leadors POLAND, ct all accused Of attempting to
| eag tile press - III q month from NOW tho
! Philadelphia organ, and others Of that ILL, will
10 oulogizing the Republican pa.ey for its own
| honorable act Of suicide under m overwhelming
sonao Of guilt.
Nominations for Congress Ninth Kentucky,
John D. White Nepublicsn), OF Manchester,
Clay County; Twenty y-si1th Pennsylvania, James
SheakIy Domocrnt), Of Grcenyitlo: Twenty
seventh New York, Stephen j.. Ayzes (Psohi'
bition], Of Penn fan.
Tho San Francisco Bulletin, discussing the
''Economo Questions Dotoro tho People, HayH
1psrospection is That form Of public thoueht which
When he French people became too uqulstvs .bou'
aroeon e @ % ony
trouba With h,ta that he got up one foreign w4r
viii 10 Nude to set tho American people thinking Of
almost anything but tho enormous taxes which
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ho successful not time a1ono will tell. Toward tho
full understanding Of tho programme NO have at leaas
lake p1aco about electionnca. II they ara neuacns
now, how will tAey appear III 1897
in 1910, tho Democratic party wero put out
OF power, bccause Of tho thon prevailing "hard
times" But tho Democratic p1rty d1d not con-
troll the bankiug interests OF tho country, which
were IN tho hands OF tho Wings, who claimed to
represent tail tho wealth Of tho nation. Still
the Democrats woro held responsible bocauso
they had political control, and out they won't.
how is it uow7 Tho paniu Of 1910 waB nothing
compared to tho distross wo arc nov enduring.
| Tho Radical party has VAST majority in Con-
ercss. It has tho President. It has largo ma
iority in the Legislatures OF Now York, Penn-
gylyauia, and Massachusetts, tho States Wllero
most Of tho capital Of tho country is eonceptsat-
cd. It bus tho Governors Of thoso states And,
above all, 1t exclusively controls from Washing
ton tho national credit and tho national currency.
Now, ii the Democratic party was made to euffor
ant1 ablcate in 1910 becauao Of tho hard titncs
What can Or will save tho Radicals from paying
tho same penalty2 Lot ua see whether a new
Administration will not better things.-Pias6urg
Post.
-Kel1ogg's carpet-bag contains much richer
materials Tor political HISTORY than tue Holcomoa
budget, Which cost tho Government s75,ooo.-'
Harrisburg Patriot.
Tho lcitors stolen, or reported to hare been
stolen, from Gov. Kcllosg's private oGlco while
it WAS io charge OF tho insnrgetns, nro curiosity
thy VIII opsn ap new fold Fl sd yssgson WssSgn4on
retaans foes seem to have beon tho
for buy.ns influence In Congresa: In this con.
uection tlo 1umarEB of Con. Butler at gather.
ing Of Boys In Blue at dlouoeater Inst Friday
seom pertinent:
| Ihava come from Washington a fast A. tho trair
| would allow me to. lam hurs now to say to you wla
told tho Secretary Of War repeated to hlin What
| told you on tha lcd Of Framlnglam. I said, Doutt
l.other about culling your tfoppa from tho plains
Lnt trouble yourself to take nway tho fronttarB pro
terion against tho fighting sayagea. Bend aa an Or
der. {Appauac.l Send Gov. Tulbot an order, aud 1t
thirtysix hours 600 troops. u good the sun
aouo ul,on or aa ever stood IN army, shall b. Ii
WaEhingtou- II you send to Us, aGon the train
eau carry Will 10 In Now orleany, Texas. AMI Al
ALBANIA. And az I got W aIde, One other request
In 0ols nan.o, lii. Secretary, II you do call MaasA
chusets troops Into the field, don't forgot to ask
90 With theu,, lAppiAuEe.l
Louisiana, prostrate as sho Is, has beon \ III
cratiyo fold Of service, and 1t Ia not surprising
the commander Of cur militia sh ould be anxious
to return aud
Fight hts battlea o'er again.
I -Doston Advertiser.
--Tnere IL larger Importance to bo attached
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