, 1875-07-09

hnd tin rlect"r. i'll t,,rn taYs M nI,,,otnntty of
t"rfltH a nt'llit;"H md rhhtnctnr nn weli A. hl.
n'lr'Hn''it r department Ah N .,r afti ia
nfst'isasr Htaui fa"b tn faEn b. fan tie m c,t,-
!'tT' rc''l"n. "lmt Is nrhe, tho nce'.,rs Ert a
i"'t:t ,lrlnr! tannS 1T tic pulley IT t,attbs
tt'hn thnE chnsa III nhv nsI"s way. DLcc. H,n,u
nni,ltc nlsn frcm "nn of Tho Southwestern
Staten. and ,nhn!one'I the ,titelacy Ut the vuterb
M ro,f that they Guild not cast tl!elr
,ha v1s" ,,h;. hi;;tFlhfs"tIy, ,,t no r1roa tlat
i'o.'ca tutnca ut tho ,,li. and the equity eati.
tr1htH wers tnpra Df an education tItan knowing
how tt' r'a'! anti tHkiug anrwBrapcr. Thin may
'i"t HaSs nofn cpIf"ct "l'1lrn oil ba part. hn:
we'll or i'll ihatructnt-tI,a. liIo public rxroanrn
of npitfons, slle necessity ri certain rceonpi-
bIity to o1,es itn'nedfat" cpnatitGents tho fycl-
ing that onn nay haze tn come bsfure tleu at
il4, end uf his terin autl havo nnpIoanant urrs-
| tiDhs asked IT hiu-tI,at lIIeBo aro ties which,
by fastening hun To hs district, do fn \ degrees
cuultetAck tho exclusive tlult TINT tlie great
faftF hhr 11roF llim. IN tire Northern HtAtos TIM
EE1FGr rslatlvH Weight ii tar }arty md Ut tho
,nlneJIat" constituent. is sliA:urLra; tho r.Ia-
t'nnH h:e mails f"r them uslI nut by tAetn t!,ey
has'' to "l"sY cfrlno hrl 1gasehy wh,c',
Pt1HH cut nr'cfs whom to 'hp,sc. III 4chn,;lc nj
htsHtca u cn'tnt. w,Ll,r.Ht rele.r.cn tu slh.s
os power u .r!ss tie country. s, that ul."u IT.,
L"a7t of ifGn M5sica it nmnlts tn .'.l-, that 20
l!a'a tl,u fr.etnu to east nnr s,:r. III uo. With
hllt nhy practical fEenon4 III exr!c!e,pc auy
MtS0N1TY DIFFERENTIATION
1}n' il ma" bu naiI, hls: tilat tlln1ttty ranro-
Eehtastph is the hnpo al tLae f,turc ptufe6s
'ttoAt rtntiIy my nEDto Of itH ,,ippstancs. i,ut
The a,lcattonh touching this soEts MT not Go-
ftuc ,ls npw. Wo aso conrttlIc,! only will one
nA;'ect VI such representations il viii
10 isB Part toward introducing higher cIaaB nf
Incn into the work Of .tn,!.inE. and WI, titus
tssIli t. raihu the tom. Of political lilo. Eters ws
enter into All estimate Of rcHulta witlln,,t tho
hcp of expcriencn. We must ns4u'no that after
such change. thu great rarties or pnh.ic nI,lt,-
i'm. nnsnsH ls.elf together fur nr aSas',s. ln.l-
Ing questions 1T policy, will continue T., 1,t,v:
tllnt tic government df tI.u country vii! to- ~ IT
has been IlithettD A!l free States, nynycrn,rut
by party. tcannnt help bolosiny tl.st i,"vIo.
latute consisting OF l'alf dozen miuos.tn~ might
ot1cr n.spcctacle bf conFru1niscs nn1 ioe-rplne
niuro dlhhouotnb'o than any mhlcl. tue },ruscnt
relnton OF pnf.ien cuu!i exllltit. But let nlnor.
ltlH taAe th"lr just tlae" aI, they catItl1t fu
IL tb good Tor tlasy bring it, incn whuac rep.t,-
ton bas made them known keyn,d their ai't,ce
who have decided independent cnnytcsrpnB ,,r
certain great social or moral quotations.. wAo aro
a!ded il advocating unpopular measures by til.
scattered VOICES TINT seeM like 4 great uo,,tr
cheering tholn Oil, who ca,lnot unlcns tlIcy ara
Inen OF our idea,-of which. own there is tlat,-
Eer,-he Put down By rdc,!e, who will make
their ideas PISS at their tr,o value. Already
have ne rcen tho weight which fow inAcpend-
ent mon within party can Mcguire by their uu-
questioned integrity md courage.
lhefo In bur ono moro point to which have
u avert. 1t Ia the part which tito enl.f1g fuur-
nas may hc tloFod to play in raitiug the standard
Of political honor. llcta wo rercnite u ouce,
that wl!ilo the pTncipa! newspapers have power
beyond that Of many,vcry many. yoterB they are
thonso!yoH dependent uouit tin tone Of feeling
in their subscribers. do not Hay that thln viii
change their policy. but AaY TINT at n gtyou
timo NIL HortH Of tones and tas:es make a dou1apd
for all norts Of newspapers. In ttiiB way there
IL B.rugg!e for ilto botweon tho joutuals them
solves. But 1t would b. unjust not to add TINT
tho botter class Of papers also on thor times
tolrfy their politics, to bring municipal crimes
to light. to fe,tot ont tho eccret corruption Of
legislators mud public olslccrH, to ta!u t!o ju.ic-
pci,dens ground of loading sattor than Of follow
Ing the party aud public opinion. to
glye their readers largo views outside
Of tho party horizon. ot lilo grcat in
forests on tho Btcecsa Of whiet, the countrys
hopoa depend. II with all this they cotu nhun
tho little jealouacs Of competition. an,i ,aku IN
10 nntUnudcd reproach against tlcir f.uwmcn,
aud. III tho hurry OF Immediate publication,
ntato nothing unfAirly and say nothing which
just mnn wonld bo glad on tito morrow tlat
he had llot aaid. then would their present great
inlluencc ol' public thought be greatly arE,nont-
od. Tho highest compliment that Quo can now
pay to tho ulorn independent Journals IL that
poiiticiana vi dosbtGnl character fear aud hate
them. May tue antpathy be incroased nlany
fold