, 1875-06-12

Cor. Tilden haa alwaya been known "a a rail-
road attoruoy aud manager, md 1t WAS In this
way that ho made his great woa1th. We, cannnt
holm thinlslng howevar, that 1t would hayo beon
we'll for him to have rstifcd from aotivs tiirce-
tton whou he beoAno doycrnor.-Atbany Ere4-
ing Journal
There IL uunistakabls evidence that tho
DomocratIo party ia largely Influenced by. ox
under the complets control of, tho Roman
Catholic Church; thns tho Roman Catholic
Church ia sgaging persistent war upon tho free
public schools; aud that tho Democratic party
Is willing TO mako any sacrifice to retain the sup
port Of Church, utno-tonths Of vhoso Adhor-
ents arc clnimtd Al members Of tho Democratic
organization. -C|ccctand Herald.
Tie fact that tho IN Gre ''rumor of neGotia-
tions for q settlement Of tho GaEratt-Scott
"tnilroad war " laA lad sslutsrJ odfeoi in huai-
ness aud railway clsclos, ID perfect dcmonstfa-
ton OF tho dssttabllity OF An adjustment At the
cat[sost possible day. Possibly this may llayo
roIox influence md lasson tho day Of peaeo;
10 eatlaty ovory qua intarastod that there is no
gool iu 1t for eithos sido, and rosalhly much
hntm for both, mud for those outside hlEo.-
Philadelphia Ludyer.
What I hsyo said a. to the support elyan Gov.
Chamberlain by tho Conservatives must not bc
construed a. implying that all Of thalu hayo Inn
rlclt confidence In tho integrity Of hfe motives,
although /. Is truo porhaps that majority etyo
him credit for honchty Of purposo. Tho divided
q Democratic editor OF whom asked the 1uose
tlon. what do yOn think OF Chamberlain 2"
y think, sE." said he. "thas ls Ia either very
good man. or that ho is playing \ very docp
srss ara eu1t anaIe o nat @ a eassa ss u CO.. s
rvspondcnoa Ncu York Tribune.
Our country Is not go!ng to die of moral gan
gteno quite yot No can maintain our purity ~
| well Aa our lihotty bY incossans vigilance. 1n~
doed, there IL considerable body nS fAots whlcl,
would naturally marshal themselves Into tho fol-
lowing postions OF rceent American history, viz.
| Tho War, like avery other war was o1oeely fol.
| lo4ad by period OF iumora!tttos. Tint rortol
has now boRun to bring to pass auoh reaction.
~ Il natural and necessary amongst peoplo atilI
| morally Boapd. Tho only way Tor this reaction
to manifest itself il. that which 1t IL ylsbly fol-
loving, tho bringing to light Of crimes and
| WronKB, aud thor punishment Aocofdlug to law,
-lfoston advertiser.
1fr. Brtstpx got rid ot tho mighty Alu1ost none
too poou, aud xe III philadelphia hAya especial
reason for congsatulason tLat he got rid Of him
Just III time to save shonow poat-oflloa here from
! Ass magnificent control. Tho opslnosrs sent oul
to Chicago to oxanauo AIullatL's Job the1o have
| reported tbst tho whole building lnust 10 takon
| down Aud new foundation 1a!d otherwise 1t vii
tumble down OF itself. Tic loss 10 tho Treasury
by this Hlnglo exhibition OF AuLlctta archttect.
ural cAnaciy will DO about 31,0o0, ,ODu. which
IL su1oionsly disgraceful to Ill concerned
Tive millions fs but small sum out Of the many
mliIons sluAadsrsd aud divided under bis d,
1ectiou, aud ii Ill The post.ot!iccs ha hha huili
llad to ba torn down, liko this ono u Chicago
peop1a Ut tasso would scarcely 1exret It. We art
coniiden. that an earthquake that would dcssEo,
the hi.leous structure ho has left as lis monu
luoat In Nuw York would b. AAilel with acgl
by Al outrsBed people, aud wo can noyor bo SUI
t!cient!y thsnkful for tho escape That VIC have
ulado In Philadelphia. Philadelphia Times.