, 1875-05-06

vots OF thanks 6ome competent RontlomAn-
ths ono living In Chicago, psfhare-u1ay inform
tbo pubI,o whether tlleao distinguished logisla-
to,s hsione to tho famous porrER family; and.
n 10, vjlothor any Of thom hRppe,la to b \
nehup. ur CongrossulAn, * Supervising
Architect, In disgnlso.
hrs. MunAr nA1ArEAn ID more talked about
this reok than any othor politician In tue United
gtsses. The opithot Of Fleid-atArstal applied to
lin bY DANA, Ia generally thought TO DO Ap-
nosito aud striking, and ho accepts 1t htmacEf
with souo complaiBnnce. II Ia about tho only
.htne Ia connection with tho ao-cAl1cd Interview
that Ia has much r0ason to bo proud of II We
msy aocopt the commons Of the Ohio newa-
papors ~ \ criterion. They mako It polut to
dfssgreo With IIALsTEAp. Outside opinion Is
kinder and moro polite.
Tho cruel jeDts Of graduates from the Liberal
political college. at Tho expense of eacl otheE
and their alma tnaer. must b. very dtasross!ug
to tho charitable public. HAlxrnAp's language
abont thb Lihosal party MAS exceedingly rlbalJ,
aud ALEX. MCCtuEE'a Brccch III tue PhtladclpfllA
Iilnes about IlALsrEAD II not much better.
Ltstcn. "1IA1srEAp Is clover jossar, All ad-
mlraL1c supper companion oyor vine ami antpo,
and ona Of tho freshest Of Newspaper wfslora,
but rs politician lo Is not I suceesa. Liko tho
Yaukoe fiddler who sluAyA endcd on Yankee
Doodle no matter nlat tuuo liz atkrtcd on, Sir.
uAts1EAp always rotation around In po1.ttcs until
ne lights OH CHARLES l'nAxcls ADAMS ~ the
next President. lie has been at It for ton years
now"
A satirical dog has written and published q
let.or drocted to The Honorable tho Hoard o. nj
tecto1B Of tho Cleveland Work House, reminding
them ti,at srritualists are ontltlod toaval thou-
so!vcs Of tie privileges conferred by the 0EonAH
law, spd inviting them 10 prepare FOR seance In
thu Inztitut,on It MI early day. Tho spisitualsst
ohamn!on domands room for tho following
roouis!tea Of solemn Spirituastio ritca "a
moderately -sizcd extension table, dark cabinet,
bells, guitars, lr,.nt thmbourne. aud speaking
trumpet, and such othor Instruments md para
phernn1ia a. arc calculated to facilitate commu-
uication with tho dear Departed" Theso tnntrll-
1neuts mill bs furnished FREQ Of o1reuso, and tho
Bupetintendspt Of the Notk-Hotlss will bs ex-
peoscd to keep thom safely from sabbata to Sab
bath.
Benator ANTHONY was the lsst one Of tho Con-
greshonal Southern excursion party to be cor
nercd by reporter. lie thought moro Of
Georgia than any other State ho visited feared
That Now Orleans had suffered moro by tho War
than any other plaza OF tic South; believed shs
tetty scheme w4 unlikely to succeed; and, as
to Florlda, quoted Tho opinion Of Democratic
Benator DEsEiR, OF Maryland, who would not
give his farm on tho Chcaapoaks for tho who!o
gtats Of Florida. OF Ner Orleans Senator
ANTHONY said: "Dy tho suicdal fully Of tho
War, sha cut herself Of from tho Wont, Of whicl,
shs had been The mart, and tho railroads built
through tho Northern Btatos from Eabt to West
have Ganked her, no that ws can bring cotton
from Memphis to psoyidoncs BY rail cheaper
than no can carry 1t from Memphis BY vator cto
New Orleans"