, 1875-12-13
POLITICAL NOTES.

New Jersey IL Pledged to Blaine. wAeetmolons
and oil. But ttpfc in to DO no huttered w4to,-
nclon.--Gnc,nnaH Commercial.
Gov. Ttdcn has not yot dono 4nything toward
tito nrrost aud punishment Of the man wllo are
responsible for Txeod's oecape. The kind OF
lightning he uHos for striking criminals Is Of tha
kind that moves verv slouly.--so slow ~ not 70
be potceptibla -Patsourg Commercial
Apropos tho proposed subsidy for the Canton.
nial. thu buffalo Courier saYa:
noncA principle arrays ITSELF agatnst tue proposed
sort. :. unr Centennial Exposition must show
whs.a free rcoro ean to On thoir owa mosion md
wtsc, matte: how much ground II covers, and hor
much glass and isoa II piles up, II will b failure.
a. ex-senator Carpenter hss been threatening
Tuz CHICAGO TnaDuxx and othor papera with
libel suits, 1t would aeom that sno MiiwauAee
Times of Dec. 7. ought to furnish him material
pleasant things sbont tic e1. Senator. Dy tho
wng, 1t IL odd that Mr. CARPENTER. vhu nor
seems 80 much Inclined to defond bis character
III tue courts, noyor brought tho Now York Tria-
golugs-ou at Long Branch Washington Star.
Touching tho rumore1 atsemps 1t seorgsoiza.
tlop Of the independent Newspaper syudicata,
tho phlladclphla Press aptly remarks,
five senonbsr bright tbs syndicate Of ts71 invested
snx :: u Vi. Il s aps
Rc1lIea learn tlnt Journalism is 4omething higher,
more reapectsble. aud sutstsntil than politics. aua
that It In the business Of tho editor 10 sdit bis pasF,
ani not TO po. With mendsent poiticisns Nho eaFn
trec.rtos livelihood by ehaat,na esoh ether in or out
Of olaco7
Az to shs Centennia1 Exposition subsidy
project, the Utica {N. ~ Herald says:
The subsidy to tue Centennial Exposition Stands
upon preei4eiy the saule foenx subsidies 10 rail-
s.d. anu .,e;m.hi, Il I. tot Tho gier, of ths ata
material benefits and sxteldin9 Undo. Ths mkna0e+
ment II pessoua and loca' aud It expects returns ors
less which iia to control congEsas satoa 70 fur
ni.A clp3tL. wble tho pronts viii 60 70 reinhur.s
other pltal inssatn aud to tonaruct buildings 70
retnain fur tho hensnt Of Philadelphia.
Tho Loulsvn,e Courier-Joarna,. which has
been ronderlnG she subtoos, Gays tue matter o.
tho Grdngors Ia that tbeY - Nant Intelligent
loadernlup. They need somo sensible aud eeaE.
sighted minds 70 direct their oneEgics and con'
c0ntrate tLor efforts ag&lnst tAs owl that op-
1ressos them. Az long NJ their orgaulzetton
Hthuds and cianot4 about sbs1ses without taking
hold Of them. It will appear to the wur1d slmply u
IN oEsan!zat!on os sinip!csona, !ed es demA-
gosuea. lts ouergv, aud power will be wasted IL
lighting shadows. It will disgust seusi9!o peo-
pie. aud 1t will finally disaopeur into thin mr.
aud bo remembered only w Tho temporary ebull.
ton of dupsa. Oppressed, unIn.tzacteds and
inhaled mob"
SIR. Nogy's bill would substitute 1exal-seuders
for specie In tila pa5nent Of oustoma. rus
would permlt tho export Of tho amount no" NJ
nualiy paid for ddtlos, and would consequently
allow tho stock Of Hpocie neld tn ths country to
be fuFthor reduced. Wero II possible to auprle-
ment thia absurd naeaaura by smother suostltnt.
ing currensv for gold III shs payment Of Interest
On tho public dcbt thora would be no fusthce
use for speclc, and it would disappear from cur
n,arts OF trade. Tbs thing needet ta 10 have
that larger quansisssa will b retained to Gaes
! tho legitimate requirements OF buaihcas.-Daf'
| faio Cosnnsrc1a! AdoerftseT.
The Augusta {0A.) Chronicle and Sentinel d
| thrown into = dreadful fra1nB 0f mlna BY tue
| passage in ths mesaaga on education. aud sayss
rot al liesret4.dtf5uc innaeis than will The God
| 5aarlng eopls Of Christian land. II hts w!ahes
ms,a " ad .a ha pna s sseo
| country. It would b. aEanat Tho law 10 oIs1 ths
exercises Of school with inronaton 10 The M3st
High to consecfste th4 ahoEa ot thu dsy, and rssoa
would b hanishcd to ps athtisa and uatetalaI-
II such IN uhhalowsd dsAIau should aver b. Accom-"
perity, md to tfreIou. rhe erse Of Heaven would
lsscond upoa w'cksd and imIdoux people, au3 o1a1t
| thelF every undertaking.
How tho schoea question was brought into
politics IL told by tbs Cleveland Herald:
Tbs school question prtrptAtsd into poi!ttca y
shs eager und mplsc4blo foes o. tho A1nsscan s1n.
ou.sShoo syste'n. Thoso who demand deno.alns::
TO any popular oducation-havs for thu pat tv1 %
| three yours bean preaching = cuHAds s2hn!ss
entos ths political n.M bas be+a openly pioelanaeA
Bishop Of the Human Qniholle Church haA gone ne
nov % crusade, telling IL ,'eope II aia tas to baas
tgshsr. ruasu themselves political rower, n'ia ~
sr naasaoe e th.t PeueA pty wlSa xil FL, Tns
praas Of that Church slmuAuoous!y broke out al
l4s oountey With Lenunctssieaa Of lhs connon
Js:s md sdytss p hoss taey to ts1e1
.post ksy to sisld 70 ther nut de,uaads" fos ss
rtan eiucstoo. u wss thus tho school question w
| thrown into politics..
EenAsor Aloston's hon2s organ, the 1natanspo'
liz Journal in &ll toro up In Ita mind ut Ihs t6e