, 1875-10-04

Next; Co~cn. Nnxt; Smith. Thn Interior
in = hashct'etop.
III d hpitis II accommodation, Tho III. Louis
Gb3tc- |h7a0crat tIaH Nominated, EAngs for the
Presidency. BIAp.DangH, not en- up again.
TlIo NJ. Louis Republican wants to sco tho rag
has,y 'knocksa l,,s!sey's, kiss," ard William
Allen Whit Thcfe'a genuine independence
for 5ou.
The iIon. u. t. Kerr has been " vialting
frien1s III vsftons bmall rit,ca Ut tIlino1e. aud
1t is said lle has aflccceIei IN fixing the Illinois.
al vol ~ the Missouri, Democrats tho Speak
cEnhip question.
The Carroll County MtyYnr A;ugs all hesisa-
tion to tho wind ami boldly proelaltns lta faith In
=; n W.Hhburno ~ tho heHs man for President.
""nahl'1rneH iatnH will bo Il tower Of strength.
1t will win us hack tho German vota."
Did The vico:I'rcsident ''butk" the Adams
movement In MsssachuAettBf Tho Now York
Ue,'dht sh4s 40; but wh have mt olAervcd any
rccr'nlnations in tho Springfield Republican,
which has Kono pretty largely Into that line Of
business.
"Warrington wEttna an open letter to George
William Curtis informing hin. that Lis lettor Of
advice touching tho Adams movement to Massa-
chutosts liepublicann Has, mot to pnt too inn
aloint upon 1t, a cursed pioco Of iupulenco' ="
Warrington ts Iii aAs.
Ecnron Comfy, Iowa, Ia going to try alldy for
School superintendent, and several otAer COUP
tics in tho :stnte may do tho sane. Tho vlntou
Eagle thinks it is only fair to givo the women a
chance III th8 department, Hiuco IT, l93 out Ut
1G, ,25i teachers In tho Htato nfe Of the getltler
H0t.
Tho Springfield Republican Hays it attll moVeh
tho Admins movement, that III. Tho Republican
is 1olerably reconcsled, however, to tho nom,uA-
tion Of Mr. Aico. md predicts that he xili be
elected. The 1.or1HK orgailh also accept the de-
feat OF theis favosite with good grace, sud coue
out strong for hice.
Tho New Jersey Constitutional amendments
Ill but ono-wero carried Ly i0 900 majority, unl
ttat ono, known a. the Fist.-couu.y act. received
G,73l majority. Tho CATHOLIC opposition to The
school clause did not amount to moro than
2,t00 votes though strong efforts were made bv
some Of tho priests 10 br1ug out stsong ssctns-
ten voto.
Tho bu11ionists must havo Ind goni deal Of
loose change to rpa1e il thsy ltayo tra'|s to.ght
| up ali tho prominent newspapers and all tho
country to preach contraction, "a tho inationistB
nliege. It ID pstiful 70 Soo free-trado }oarn alr
! i1idu1ging in this cant at fustlAn. They lave
| they know how id!e and foolish 1t IL.
A fnr.fetched sdca and ono not worth going a
| atop for, il that OF tho Now York Tribune cob
| corning President Grants speech Ut DeB Moiues
SAormau OK pfcsdentiat aspirations. and that
| knowing the relations Of the Gnnefal aud hiE
| f4tniy With tho Catholic Church. lie took tlif
| opportunity to pay OF little debt due TO tht
| author Of a recent volume OF memoirs.
Moro comfort for Ham THO Indianapo1il
| Journal says hts letter iB very ally aud in
manly; the phllaaelphia Times. haa mo
much faith in tho stories Of discharged SERVANT
who 70 to tho grocer, the butcher, tho baker
ETC.. trefer1suE charges against thoir lato n,as
tors nnd nstresses u; and the Graphic caps th'
climax thus: Ham, OF -Chicago, iurned ont Q
| Office for ArpfslHinR goods TOO low and rtltinI
newspaper drisci too much, writes an inpe1ti
nent 1otter to the Secretary Of tue Treasury. /
hc wrote In tho Daconian stgto as much As b
initiates its morals Ham would amoke better"