New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-14

after no had for four days diligently followed the tran q
grizzly. returned without tho beast Being asked Why
that way ID Washington. Philadelphia limos tIndJ
There is nothing to show, nor has there
term.-lPeora Transcript (kepJ
We have not touched the bottom Of the
Whisky Ring frauds az " Developments may 30 eI-
In st. Louis. and ia both the President will have
need OF all his phiosopby.-lCincinnati Commercial
The only thing which can relieve Gen,
Grant Of suspicion viii he vigorous and successful
prosecution Of the suits under new under the old
spices But he never clear himself Of the Disgrace Of
teTupting the OF law for so slight personal
affront-(Troy Press tDeia)
THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE says Kerr's cleo
blacks the oer eye Of the rag baby. but for al that
with two black the rag baby might yet compel
graph (Dom)
Mr.. Henderson was employed by the Gov
eminent to prosecute these Using this position
head OF the Government without shadow OF reason 70
support him Every fairmnded man will that
Of ali proprety' and the public sense Of right win en-
phaticaiy condemn II. -lAlbany Journal RepJ
The course taken by the Democratic and in
sal OF Henderson simply shameful. They act II they
reoiced instead OF indignant at seeing the Pres
dent OF the United states slapped across the face and
II nothing would give them greater pleasure than TO DO
able prove that Gen. Grant himself one q the
Joui nal and Courier (RepD
The manifestation of high soderly sensi-
tiyent5s in calling for court OF inquiry wnl not DO
appreciated by the country. IL looks very much Ike
attempt dodge the real ISSUE and Ia from the
searching investigation or the court at st. Louis, which
is excellent working order and able To probe the mat
ter to the bottom The very reasons assigned by Gen.
BabcOck In requesting n military court SAVIOR OF
pciOn. The St Louis court will not be IN session until
tho 18th, and in the mean time-Only four days-the
character OF the General would be under cloud such
haste at yndicati0n, by such an unusual method VIII
bear the test OF public opinion. which, after all
what constitutes the reputation Of tOhiol
Torchlight (RcpD
1t is painfully apparent that Mr.. Carpenter
is. He says II your charges Qbat be shared 10 the
Carpenter does not comprehend that II he knew thero
frauds in the revenue and remained silent lac Ia
dsgraccd man. Because while lac was not sbarer ia
Credit NOber stock he defended that enormous fraud
he Is dsgraced man. Because lo pronounced civil
service reform deusOn and snare lie Is dl-sraced
Because OF has public immortality he Is disgraeed
man. Because ne shows no appreciation OF RESPONSE
bty of earnesness, OF virtue in pubic NE, ne 10 d5
graced Because no tolerated, paronizcd or used
vicious systems In the public service That have produced
such terrible fruit the wrecked reputation OF young
R0ddis, he is dlsgraced man. Because he has lowered
Tone frustrated tho aims spoiled the prospects OF the
party that elevated and bonOrcd him. he IL disgracod
Because he has plainly had the tendency W cor
rupt American youth teaching them by precep and ex-
ample that It makes difference what mau IA public
Lie thinks believes, Matthew III. Carpenter
fallen Senator aud dIsgraced man SlIw sukee Com
mercial Times.