, 1875-04-17

q ths voters ma1o tho humiEiatinx oonfeaaaon
that the7 received their prico for shels Totess'
Thls ia lika!v to be hum!liastne Ito.
Tic Democratic papers In 1owA clamor for tho
1oot1astzstion Of the old party in that btate.
"Antt- u onopoly and "Liberat" are no lonRof
Of use, tho say, as party nanosi 1t the boat they
rero oi.;y fra1,ds and snares for uuWary hepub-
1cane. By all means lot us havo The bald taaue.
Iowa is rafe to 60 Republican anyway, aud there
can 10 no harm in accommodating ths hardshell
Democrats iu this small mattor.
Tho poopls Of l1luncsotA 4rs Advisod to ro-
member that tho 81. rauI Press, nbich has just
como out aa al independent organ under DOM
e,rntic auspices, aaid, after the defeat OF RAn-
SCI VIVA announced, That the Republican party
was doad. That statement was only prnlaon-
ttory symptom. Now tt remAtna 10 hs seen
whether nAMsET and tho Republican party OF
1tinne8ota ara ono.
Parson DaowNLow uBes up ncvcral coIumns IN
tho Now York Tribune In "harllng back A.
legged inaccuracies a. to ToonoRsce history oo-
cur. lug in ANDY JonSsox's speech on Loulaiana
hadita In Sendtu. 11a cmp1oys ~ strong quail.
ity Of lansaaRs-.-cons!doriug hls nSo and oxpos-
uso to oivlItzluB sniuenccs--aa ever. In closing.
he mctlt.oua that hs aud ANDY have been 1t It
for thirsy.eixht years.
We entertain profound rcspect for tho mo-
tiyee character, and services Of Cen. 0nAsT !;
but TO think moro Of AIe Republican party than
NO do Of tlm, and duty to both requires ua to
say that tho ooorso ho has pursued IN regard to
tho thl1a-term question has caused, is causing
aod, 30 1oug Al adhered to, Will continue to
cause, great injury to tho nepubicno party.
This Was ono Of tic loadB carried By the Con.
uectlcnt Republican,, and, In our opinion tho
main oue.-Indianapohs journal.
4 political erithme!ic-man In Cincinnati has
bceu comparing tho votes cast In 81. Louis, Chi
cago, and Cincinnati at recent municipal Cleo
tons, aud '1is results are taou1ated thuss
1gneAt veto In It, Louis Tor last two yaats.. m
HRhest rote n Chicago for last two S91
lgle4t yots IN Cincinnati for last lwo years
IL against Chicago, tho Cincinnatian admits.
his case is hopeless Int ho In willing to back
tho population OF hls native city agslust that Of
b. Louis Ut long odds.
The question Of Catholic education In tho
public schools Ia Just now exciting special At
tenton in many parts Of the country, and, In
the midst Of tho dln It is refreshing to hear =
clear, COURAGEOUS statement of opinion from the
Boston Advertiser, thus: 'tThe tiroe has come
10 this county, and It must now bo recognized
that It hss como when tho public schools muss
bo secularized." That Ia manly, and something
Of concession for Puritan Eow England.
Tho New York Euening .Post tnsimatea pretty
plainly that the Hawaiian Reciprocity Treaty was
supported By the Protectioniats In the Senate
because It provided for dimtnut.on Of the rev.
enuo to tho extent Of 8 million aud half Of
dollars. No1t winter they will be clamoring for
N Increase OF tho tntH to meet the necessities
Of the Government. Dut the Post Bees no os-
cape from tho conclusion that FREQ trade With
Canada, and thon With oil other foreign countries,
u Just as desirable a. troe trade with tho Band
wich lsfAuds.
Ths Removal bill pending In The New York
Legislature has boon amoaded by tho eenate
Judiciary Committee IN such way ~ to tnoet
tho strongest objections that hare been urged
against It. In It's preaont shape 1t gives tho
Governor power Of suspension, but not Of abao-
lutte removal, over al ths higher State officers
who mny ha suspected Of rnisfeasauco. The
propriesy Of tho name haa thus disappeared, and
the measure should be known hereafter a tie
guspendor bill. Tho bill will probably paas.
THIN GOV. T11pEa will losa no tims In getting ut
ths Canal Commissioners.