, 1875-04-23


.o4,a H. aore,or 1toys's scat. Tie nhn1a OF
n,>r ,-,,. =, rvvrr ia also mentioned. THO Mil
s...,,,.o N.,c. fpemncratc- Sfopopoliat o'BAfQ
- 1,,,tor.I,,v ror7rn can lavo Tin Net>tlhll'
s,' sa,, ,,o.,,t.,,or n ho wants. THO 1loformora
,,,r MI ysr onouqt in their calculations TO
ss.s.,;,,a ti,ot lin hack kvoods infants arc crying
for Wr,r.u TAYLOR, nllu must have lin.
rx.nov 17orruAy approves Gov. TlLpEs'a
1870, ,,,o.o.ro IN a guarded sort OF wny; but l'o
.sss 10 hsa nothing new to learn on tho
s',h,sc, md intl,uatoB that TtrDEs might easily
h.xc a,olcn olt Ills ideas ont Of tho 6tate parofH
~ ,or,nor f,oyernors. T1LpES's merit therefore
,tcs in lila art Of putting sllinRs. It WAS BhabpJ
~ him, though, 10 make no acknowledgment OF
1roryuAss labora in tho samo field.
=, urforsunato cartoon In a recent number Of
.,a Nav york grauhfo btackEuarda Senators
irurnw.y md JOHNSON in tho interest Of Gov.
,1,t nrx. The performance Ia thoroughly dali
mn, dacro]ttal,!o. II is painful, too, because It
.,,oona,s TIM nosetbitity Of considerable addi-
i'm Ia tho forco of scutrilous pictorial pnblica-
tiona In tl,o mkt Presidential campaign. Tho
1-ap,io Ia too good for that sors Of work.
ano,,,,ro ~ n,rtv.,cnt1ors. tho St. Louis Re-
x,,,1';ron rea,cts tEat tho Democratic party Ia
r., ~ ,o;,1r IN for wanting ttem. 1t Bays tho
linn far n r.1nAtICsB HAH DEGBGU3-LHAt All6s
sour, ,,.a ,,n,1 nm rasty-lontlor since BENTON |;
nna that t,oro las been no pstty-leador, iu tho
n,t,onn1 acnrc. efnce UEsnY CLAY. Stick to
t,,.+ rounr man. wien tue ttrno for Trcatdantial
cany,sst,u arrives. Then remember to hold tue
Ronub,tcan pa,Iy responaib1o for nous Of the
Yscarics OF iss Bo-caltcti tondors.
b. n.p1,aEt, gx.tMes' infurlalod ontburst against
tha Coutcuutnt does not appear to meet with
much sympathy in tho South. The Mobile
?sofstcr. Col. JOHN FoRsYrI1's paper, Iissenss
from SEs,tEs' advice that Alabama refuse to DO
represented ut Philadelphia, nnd addss "Far
batter, It seems to tie, would It DO to stand ahoul-
fer to shoulder with thotu, to continue tito battlo
not vot over for restoration of tho Union upon
tho basis Of co-e9uat Btates and for an oblisera-
ZION of bittornees and anituosltos which strike
eltptIy at friends mud foes alike" And The Gal
.cston Ne,ps, speaking for Toxas, says: "Lot
1s homo that though 1876 may not tnean poacc In
ID una alilled and conclusive RenBe, 1t tneapB o
,,ucere aud concerted oirort In both acctionB to
put m cud to recriminattou UPON eho past, to
upp]ant mutual jealousy with mutual conf
lence, and to norge tho exploits Of both cou-
,cs,au,s IN tho esous sectional conflict In ono
eraud communion of national gory and us-
t,oual nreatnoes. No Southern Slate has any,
thing 10 raiu by staudipg sullcnly aloof from
the Centennial, Texas is entitled to her Bhnro
in tue political legacy Of 1916 and no confidently
u1pect that tie nuxt Legislature will aoe that
B!,e shall tnke pa,t With other statcs in united
celebration, Of that memorable prologue to tho
.stabliehmons and progross Of tho American 10.
public"
,rho Ncv Ycr,s Tribune asva that Gen. CowAy,
+ho Assistant gccratnrv haa far mara tI,sn
~ ,.1 -. III y..-....., ~. ,n,
rnI ha am Jory md TIM. he has On two or thrcs
,,rr,o;on. ofrorof hi. ,ealop,tion. II in anown
In. I'm cow.v e.orda vorr 1,lv, In rre.ft,sn.
tia1 f,~or ~ t,,nt Gor Gu.xT h.u haon viii.
~. =. .,,,.... H., =. IT, Northumberland, ~