, 1875-02-13

an but tha. Of the silent insrutable master in tLe
Mllrs House DlLlts1uaily there has been "A muT-
Iuur as ~ -. Domingo am more recently IN Lcufs
i4n5. For moment We have eNpectlJi0us of a
mutIuy o. division. One or two independent men
venture 10 assert that they the Qeess and not the
slaves # the President But discipline = resumed,
the ruuruur dies away, acts OF an extreme and IN
constitutional nature cCn3onel forgotten, aad
the party moves on AMI On, obsylus the viii OF
Chief as implcitly as that Will obeycd by the
armies II the Potomac anu the West
II the head OF tbs QaTty sc.f-leuy ing pltTl-
ctlc man animated 10y the sentiments OF Washing
ton or even ui Jackson, wI;h 10 ambitlcn but the
public welfare PERSONAL friends 10 support and no
Ir~aIaI interests 70 advance, mi-At be content
With this anomaly IN government, irriny ASSURED
.Lat IN time Il would night IJse AM that the nation,
after pIS,.uE through gts military fever would dTIT1
hack 10 o0nIIt.Un Of pristine health and freedom
But President Grant i no such Ilan. Obstinate
able independent. seif-~lllei amzaable u Iutu-
eaces except those which appeal 10 his Qrl3e and
vanity, believing that lie Is m0Te necessary 10 tie
party than the party ever has been 10 h,n, aud re
slrilns the PTesIIeney 81 a personal possession,
hu,hel with power, L does not mean - resign the
Otise 70 which lie has been chosen until he ms GN-
n4ustel every means Ot retaining pJn S~ III CRY
II We So that he has been from the beginning;
driving II one purpose, am IN pursuance ~ tnat
purpOs= nothing - more natural than that he should
threaten war with SPAN and asa Congress - sil-
Lua money 80 n % purchase guns Of ltger CaIaIe.
The uprising; .; the people Ia the last clnTIss
against the lt-l OF the third term destroyed every
power CT party lcIplIn@ 70 retain hIEl IN the tits
deacy. EUJ twJ chances -1Iu.iuei-.t rebellion n
the South ani foreign war. NI,Lug Las prevented
thr revival n tic south Of Tie rebellion but the al
mlratle patience of the southern peoplr. Provoked
- tl-y have been almost beyond entGganee--l hiyh
nettlel proud irasribe race uo. hing more
probable than that they would have answered the
/ uAuTpIIlOn Of kellogg and tie conduct q. SAerll4n
Ly instruction The south = III 80 volcanic oOni-
tlgn thai the fame would have bl4zel Al over the
late Coateie:acy- such An uprising would have given
the President the opportunity he and LIS friends de-
sired 1t would have aroused the ell SpTJt II
would have sent han 10 the Eeli al the head oi an
army. and the result OF such 4 campaign would have
been the certainty Of triumphant Ie-e-ecslon As
President
( But, As We have s.iI, this failed through the
/ patience and WisI III OF the Southern people, and
now what remains, \ foreign WIr. and with no
country but Spain Our g-ll,Ions with En5lanl are
aIni,thie Mexico is been generally r;aIu enough
for wtr IL the hands OF aggressive ainIuIstTt
ton; but The rulers OF that Republic have Keen
slnguitrly patent AMI dcce IN dealings with the
United States. Hut with SpIi4 We have au issue
There are bl. niuy questions between that country
and uus uNu- Bat thes- questions lEsve been tN-
iStencs ios hundred years and look hack 10 tie
/ q mlnlsratJons OF jefferson, Adams, Jackson Polk
and buchanan, AMI the Spanish question i CONSTANT
ly alive THIS from the fact that this Conti-
nent once practically possession OF SPAN, has been
Tor TWO centuries the scene Or struggle between tie
GeScendluts 0I Piano and Raleigh. - 10y step We
have driven the SIuulaTd from the larger part a
4 North Au-T,i- Ca CIVILIZATION Las exhausted re
. civilization Of Mexico ana California. Our policy
las H>urpet TIE ira Of the NpIniaTd supp au.-
el his laws and destroyed his power An that re-
Hiln- Of spain II the dominion t-IJ oheyeI tie
orders II ,se Ne-roy oi Iilrit, AMI which Is now
Wealthy ana powerful Empire, Is the SI;t and mus-
cal names Ot villages. TIyyTs and hills.
We have no question with SPAN that time viii 70:
settle II President Grant intended . yg1rCus
policy with spain lie should heve shown .hls IN IA,
TeCo5uIt!on OF Cub and not INA le Tie, government
an any ~ the infamous system which l5Vastates that
isttLi Any Question with Spain at tins time Is q
pre;eAt, AMI uuG purpose. We are solving out tLt
Spanish question by civilization. Cula Is ripeuIua
Tor annexation, Just California rpenel TAispel,
VIII islI IN time We DO not need the sword 10 eat
. It down. An appeal - the sword would De q Cr!Me
anu crime Ierpctlatel IN the interest of .ie Prrsl
/ dent ambition Nor sLuult all Iuiepenirnt leI
OF eltEer party ignore the gravity of the situation
They sneeIeI az oar propheaes of C3ss..rlSIIs yet
came 10 l2cert them when they could he no longer
deuIet. NOTHING, = more the duty Cf irIareudeu
men iefnoartts AMI rrpgbhrJnS Ia deal vii
tins war sIIfIt that comes mut.,riug TO Us iron
Washington as tlev would deal with crime aeaius
the integrity Of the Republic Grant should i- force
to resign ami the PIesid,ngy should De- trans .rrz
To MI l.s'ln Sharp, PereIGpt"ry, decisive eNpres
sICnS If opinion by Congress IL tn. besIuniu, ma,
CON- RI Grant to Surrender the Office he uses 10 ia,
injury OF the country. But the war prrpuSe exists
ami the President should be taught that he ctrlno
thus triiie with the interests OF the country for III
own personal amtI' ION. The resignation NJ Gsau
means P.lch, and 50 long aS h. hesita.,s We All
threatened with War.--Nflr I0rF Ea-tid.