New-York tribune., 1875-07-02

plausible rr,n Who viii b. sclul.oue iu oi
means. and The man wL" is above y tiy oIt.lo,> .ud
,u~es tat caLLO. b. fulfilled tlat ia a. very cIcum
stances make almost isrt ni" Ot discovering glc
character Of who 1--we III &iiotaer slleie til, Thy
easily g,i a prciadcc against biili SliU
riHculc wlil h0t 10 Il loo; Oni VI s wa5 T." s''h
favor; and tina try ar in the hahts Of tlO~ small ,r
i-ul1lts the w.lG anu the p!-hou,c Who have
tier parts 10 act III the machinery OF NOMINATIONS. Inr
c ii acts at both ends Of Ic iinc, by -'ng l"cr to
those who are really in the power of chcr worse tan
mecy's, OF those f. whom politics l. TRADE AMI
stIiy the emisSarcs ari numcnclat0rs ~ the
c.ndditc, and by maAins those qualifications
TOR ennng ofic" necessary which an ho'e,t nan
would prly cod 10 deliver him from, II he had the H.
Tue G., il acts also AL youn men who fsrl within taem
cor -ciou oi knowing nov the country can best be
served aud mt to serve il. They come from familiar
inv va mgh modos Of carict r., f.nin the icrt Of
iccrs who dbhor crcIyttns bds' ~ ticr implicitly
SSii;.c, is dreadful 70 part VIII Bni it
.cs - long time 10 find ont how men must Dau.
a. u orrr 10 - into Office, at u-st what 10 look Il
'r "a tncmi What bargain, they are expected 10 make,
ha' means they expected t. use. or. what as id
allow e used lor them ln tu- way on of two things
must harin Liicr tHcY viii way on ,nc plea that
brorc coi-ce every 'ody does the same VINO aches
cr or they viii be dseIstrd at the outset VIII retire
fur the future What temptation is thus Present
the iegisiatur@' iie i. 6ro;cn down ia his prin
cipies his first initiation ntO tie new sphere. not IN
c~cd without some seicOntenpt and reino,se hat he r.
cuIn PEELED 10 forward he mgi "a with men who tank
h, EcsiriiioD- and quailns the fohc' Of royce; hc
lcarus to dcS l>c the en around hIn tn hcNc most 81
them, IL mas be. worse than they are, and 10 sAun tie
good. IL his better moments ali th's j. ncNpIcsb!y dis
Gust NJ, Dut lie is n iOr IT, Returning Il Iird a. 10
20 DER" ,nu not describing monster. 1 anu ,lc'crib
ing a man who woui not forge nole or lie. tase
bibe sell ciilr country plry Int hc of the
many have lowered their standard ard consent
Ing to things which man Of honor cannot alpr0.c
They VII appeal 10 the BAD part OF other mcn 10y bat
motives THev viii indirectly hribc and inlircctly Jet
Themselves ne hribed ILy VIII ASA " l. this right T.
bnt 4" H. tlis the way to gain the end Z" Can am
doubt that tue O such politicians. decOrOus auh
kind y nay b., Is source Of positive corruption TO
republic
CAN POLITICIANS BE REFoR,HRsi
when political lie il thus injured by The nature OF the
ou.tltucnccs al parties will feel the ary, equally
perhaps but alike. Te tactics OF VIII bc adopted by
the otheF. Neither will be apt Ia put forward It's best
men And If there be difference In the character Of
those who Feprescn The parties II viii not strike the pub
lie because Tho y, ,I'naBe causes already spOkin Of viii
affect them both. Then . the wCrrt ali cNnz,
general dstris Of In oice. political apathy Oi the
itier Jnrt of society general iOss ~ hope the
ty, feeling like that OF shPVrecked trsons who desert
the vessel make each hls own way In the shore
No for tlicsc very serious evils be effected
which doe, not reach voters and representatives OF par
tics at Is there any such cure Some viii think
that they have found II IN higher education Of tie pcO-
pie. closer friendly uniun of classes, or Ia the
publication abolition OF the caucus or in a refusal
ia, part Of the beet in the sonnuly " vote for