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now, and declare solenny that Mr. FsxCn's conduo3
" entirely unsatisfactory" to them.

now and declare soeannly that Mr.. Fsx6n's condno
entirely unsatisfactory" to them.
! Lieutenant Governor DOrsheimer does not
seem to have high opinion OF the financial wisdom Oh
the Democratic majority in Congress He said 20 cor
respondent Of The PhHqdelphta Times recently "Ast.
CONGRESSES treatment the subject my jndgnen. is thai
the whole business Of finance should be let alone until
after get into power when enforce the carry.
those gentlemen down there interested in get
ting back Congress than in carrying the country"
Blcc9 you but isn't this Democratic crowd
hungry orei Here is the soft-money editor of The
Btc,nbs Forum thus exhorting the brethren who are
besitang over their crow ave do not abae ot or
title of our ideas currency reform but now re,
gard cleaning the robbers rings at Washington City
as the leading feature Of the campaign Let get nos
Of the Government rst, and then we will be in
condition to make reform in our currency effective"
First and foremost et get possession OF the Govern.
mont" Like the hungry baclIwOodsman, who had had
nothing to three days. and who pushed con.
tclnptuosy the bill Of fare IN the first restaurant he
reached the famlshed Democrat excaims: "GIp ma
a aYiS"''' '''' '""'''-' '' LILO
CONGRESSMAN George +. HOar evidently does
not care 10 have anyember OF the family down as
Gift bearer" President, for he thus squelches
ror about his brother which has been flying about for
a good while: al was absent by leave OF the House
when Judge Black made his argument, and, although
read the report of It in the papers did not see Orhear
Of until about five minutes ago. the following passage;
literature &C. Judge Hoar never gave, ornelped give
mr. han ANYTHING to do with giving, the President
library Oner thing OF value during ths Lifetime Of
either. Judge Back doubtless himself deceiyed
but the whole story absolute alseh0od, without the
slightest foundation"
The independent voter seems to be numerous
and pnauacous in list Maine District He does not
ike the regular Republican nominee for Congress, Mr.
Thomas b. Reed, and takes occasion TO say so with
empbasis 4 committee of prominent Republicans
b,y, r,,fpr
long address setting forth the for disafectiOn
They say Congressman Burleigh was not renominated
because he was honest and charge his defeat to ring
influence and the personal hostility Of Senator Hamin
hey declare that Mr. Reed not fit for the place that
me secures, his nomination by trckery, ring influence and
persistent self-pushing, and that no sellespeet1g
Republican can support im. They announce thatanother
convention Will be called ut an early day.
The initiation editor of The Cincinnati En-
,irr had not heard result OF that List Saratoga
conference when he this paragraph for his Mon
day paper correspondent objects to the meetings OF
Tden ard Hendricks ar saratoga for consultation The
correspondent doesn't understand the effects OF the min
era waters Of celebrated spa They are very har-
moniou, liquids They soften the aspeFites OF pOlucs
We feel ,re that the tendencies of these waters IN tho
toe Presidential and Vce-PresdeDtal stOmaehs VIII all
be In ayor of soft money and II Tden hasn't been per-
slaucd 20 see the ST. Louis platform and 20 1t one
better We hope the Saratoga conference VII! be con-
tiIacd. Hendricks is wise man. lie Knows now 90
voI1. ON Jilden. He'll make the NeN-1o'h pO.eIh,r
tam warm side toward soft money for harmony sake
n he can Keep him at Saratoga long enoneh Is Hem
,rirs sill wise man." and does he still know now
to work ON Tidcu |"
The Washington correspondent Of The Bos-
ton Reyaid furnishes this interesting news: The propo
siton TO give President Grant pension for life has be-
come subject of discussion among Congressmen audit
looks as if an effort that end might be made next
Winter Members Of the House are talking the matter
over and some OF the Democrats said to regard II
fayorahy. II has been suggested that Grant might %
given some honorary position such as the presidency OF
The Smithsonian Institution and be authorized 70 re-
cciyc salary OF $4,000 year for tie remainder OF his
life Nobody seems think that it Is possible to place
Grant IN command OF the whole or any part OF the army
again II is thought that he should be given some posi-
ton where he would have neither labor nor resposi-
bty the position to be cover for the salary TO Dc
Maid him. that he should not be q nominal lrhNIOher
mon tbe Governments though he would be actually
,iouer II il represented 10 members that the PLe''
dent Is poor that tie money that has been gwen nun
ha. been spent or lost bad investments. ana tat nc
viii need the money TO live Oh after ne ceases 10 Oe fIes
dpur