The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1875-08-19

lot NONN IL lc-N--'c.
Anthony. Morgan. Ferry.
Cameron, Morton, Morrill,, (Me.)
Caltell. Pomerov, Morreil. (Nt)
Chandler, RAMSEY, Nye,
Cole, sherman, Patterson, c.. II. J
tonklln%, Sprague, sumner,
tolhtSN, Stewart ThaVcr,
Frelmghuysen, Corbitt Tipton
Harlan. traoin Wiley
Howard, Drake, Williams.
Howe, Yates. wilson
ade, EdmundS.
FOE ACQUIrrAL-l9.
Eayard, Fowler, Patterson, (Tenn.}
HuckaieW. Grimes, Ross,
DAVIS Henderson. Salisbury
DIXON. Hendricks, Trumbul,
Doohtllr. johnson, Van Wrinkle.
ftSSeh'lcn, McCrcery,
lrkcrs, Norton.
The Brooklyn Eagle thus relates what
has since happened to these men, in the
"fdef IN Which their names are given !:
MI. Anthony has been reelected from a
Ntate IN winch a property qualification is
necessary to voters, and the firm Of Bowen
* ives Winch he represents, rather than
Inc state, has come to naught. Simon
Cameron has lost PENNSYLVANIA and will
ne OF no more account in politics, now
That corruption has been struck down in
HIM. Alex. Cattell has been left at home
ana is now known as the naval ring is
known. Iack, Chandler has been defeat
ct permanently. Cole, of California, is
a sturdy oillce-begg&r, succeeded by a
Democrat. MI Conkling sees New York
$4,000 democratic and himself without
following except that which he keeps in
office. john CONFESS has followed his
colleague, Cole. Mr.. Erelin@huysen finds
New Jersey ana himself with separate
careers. Harlan has been ruined by dis
closures OF Credit Moblier, and he is in
tamously rich. Howard OF Michigan.
was inst defeated and then died of a hor-
flblc accident. Morgan, of New York,
was put to Il double degradation. He
was defeated by the Hon. Reuben f.
FentOn. Cragin is a baraacle on the
navy, and Williams has been retired for
the corruption Of his family and the in
competency OF himself Mr. Morton sees
Indiana repudiate him and his party by
$4,000 majority. Iomeroy goes out, all
over corrupt Ramsey was defeated by
by own party, John Sherman has lived
10 see Ohio y 600 democratic on a Con
@ress vote. Sprague has failed both in
politics and business. Stewart, OF Ne
Nada, survives as the product and hor-
rlbIe example Of rotten borough politics
to see worse iobbers than himself succeed
him. Corbetl has been sent back to re-
tail shopkeeping in Oregon. Drake has
been buried in the Court of Claims. and
finds Frank Blair honored. though dead,
and himself eNecrated, though alive, by
Missouri Mr. Edmunds and the two
Morrills seem exceptions to the retribu-
ton. They have not lost their seats OF
thGlr States h1t tba bo
ated their party. Poor Nye is in a mad
house Ferry. OF Connecticut, is hope
less invalid and his State has repudiated
nus party, too. Patterson has retired,
disgraccd with Credit Mobilierism. sum
ncr did works meet for repentance. but
he IS dead. Ihayer, Upton, and Wiley
are not even remembered Henry Viii
SON ls Il victim of a terrible, seli-intlicted
maIady, and Massachusetts has parted
company with him. Wade has sunk into
a senile lobbyist, and Yates died in con
dIllon not necessary to recall
ol those who voted for acquittal, Gar
rett Davis, VIM. r. Fessenden. james L.
DIXON, James K. Grimes, Charles Norton,
of Minnesota, and Willard salisbury are
dead Their memories are held in honor
as men who dared to do right when it
cost much to do so. Pennsylvania has
swing back to the faith of Buckaew, and
Indiana to that Of Hendricks. Iowa has
remained steadily radical but has vindi-
Gated the name OF Grimes by high honors.
Delaware, Tennessee, Kentucky, Mary
land, West Virginia, and Illinois have
either remained on become conservative
Kansas has made Ross Il state senator,
and Pomeroy fingers, rs said, in corrupt
obscurity. Mr. Henderson unaccountably
Went back to radicalism, but Missouri
dld not. Mr.. Fowler holds a high state
ONCE IN tennessee. and wealth and even
tame wait ON Lyman Trumbul. MI
frNrrdy johnson retired at his own wish
and SO did Mr. NickerS. Mr. McCreary
is AGAIN IN the senate, while Mr.. Bayard's
som succeeded him there In recalling
these facts and the rewards and retribu-
LIONS presiding in them, nobody need
speculate about what the people thought