The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-19
Political Brerlffcs.


TO the public.
TIE "Force bill, is the diving legacy
of Gen. Butler to the Republican marty.
and is likely TO do IL more effective dam.
age than all the acts of the opposition in
this country.
GEN. BANKS capacious soul. !. ouo,ed
on both sides of our threatened notifies
lie told an old friend. the other dav. that
Grant would be rcnominated. and the
country would have to choose between
him and Jefferson Davis, That's the
way the White House wing begins to
talk.
OF the one hundred and tbirty-fiye
Republicans who voted in the House Of
Representative. for the passage of the
"Force bill" only thirty.nine have been
reelected The other ninetv..i, have
probably thrown their last yotes in
ro,cra.s
Dawn A WELLS the weIl lnovn
poli,icaI ecopomist writes ,ba, tho times
are po, aus,;ciou. sar the orca,;za,;o, of
a new reforn partv and be il per.u.dod
that the country mus, look IN Tho Demo.
cratic marty for reform from IL. nre.cn,
unbappv condition.
Ir !. o;,on ON, w;.h o,a,v .oooro,oos
of authority that Grant will snend the
summer montbsin ENGLAND NOT as a sov.
ereign. but As a priyate citizen. his pur.
pose being to commune with the Sartor.
ises This il well enougb for Grant and
perbaps for the country but what will
Long Branch doY
crx Np p,xvo n, u,s.,o,,.o,,s
oxn,o.s.. ,ho oninion ,ha, ,ho .x,r.no
IoI;.Ia,;o, IS ,Lo paa,,,',;s~ IN,
.,noun, a. no,b;nn and ,ha, !, a GOOD
man of any Marty IL nominated Cor tho
next presidency against Grant, and
pledged to reform the Government, he
will get nine out of every ten popular
votes.
SO intimate are the relations of the
Grants and Dents with the Indian busi.
ness that letter writer in Washington
says that fully one-half of the recent ap-
preparation of $1,000, 900 will go through
the hands of the Grant family. And
then, we suppose, the Grant family will
go through the appropriation.
DrrRoIr Ere, Pres. There's another
burden for moor human nature IN carry.
General Swift, in opening the New
Hampshire campaign, said it was the
weakness of human nature" and not
the Republican party which "was re-
sponsible for the corruptions here and
there" The General did not explain.
however, how it is that the Republican
party carries 20 much more weakness to
the square foot of human nature than
any other party.
Irnor ,p,,,,r ,ho nou S..,o.
e., M;aaa.a,a e. ~. I,,ia - w.
cen,inr ,ho of;oo n,,do a :, ra;ah,sorw.rd
aot tnoa,adru,ant 80 h;s saaI,n 20 ,ha
pan"h,;oos - u;. -, :. - ho
ao.,aanIaIf H., IL J;.aas.
noliticiap and hi. renutation as a states.
man arc hotb broucbt in question bv tho |
Of a desire 10 nrcserv. an or.
yanization 90 corrupt in its nractices and
so incapable OF tranquilzing the country
II i, evident that though Ramsey in IN. |
hodv will no longer 5e nresent in tbe |
senate his nol;tics will 90 MARCHING on
The Washington Chronicle, a Republi-
can paper, thus condemns the carpet bag
government which has well nigh made
Vicksburg, Miss, bankrupt: "The
debt of the city of vicksburg has in
creased in six-years from $4,000 to ST.
400, 900. This remarkable and unfavor-
able increase has resulted in paralyzing
public enterprise and running the COM
merce and business Of the city. Where
such glaring and palpaple evidences OF