The daily gazette., 1876-10-04

graded the fame of Grant, and in
whose merciless hands Hayes, could
he be elected, would be as thing of
wax.
REAL REPUBLICAN ISSUES.
From the brooklyn Eagle.
There are several things 10 be re-
membered. The 1902 600 banded
Office holders, fighting TO keep their
places in civil service they have
made Just what il is, should be borne
in mind. The knitting of the soul of
Reformer Hayes into the soul of Blaine
must not be forgotten. The high
estate of '.plenty OF money and the
bloody shirt" Fitzpatrick, in the party
of peace and patriotism, should be con
stantly appreciated. The nomination
of Thurlow Weeds Edwin d. Morgan
! for Governor Of New / 0rk State mere
! ~ ana only because he WAS worth Il
nist Of money!" IS q matter for ietlcc~
| ton. The beautiful statement OF Fir.
! Morton that we have never had such
an honest Government in forty years
| gives food for thought. The 50, ,0O0,>
coo of blood money wrung by Zach
Chandler out OF the 1O2, COO Office
holders deserve consideration. The
iunketing of Robson and the Naval
Ring in the Tallapoosa at 100000
month should give pleasure to ell whom
the hard times prevent from such
luXuries. General Grants assurance
to Belllnap after his "acquittal:"-
"Y ou have always had my sympathy
and confidence" is sweet reflection
that ought to be inscribed In letters of
brass. The order of the Secretary of
War organizing anarchy, interference,
and oppression in the South, entities
itself to continual remembrance. The
retention of General Babcock in his
three offices, at huge salaries, is feat
of benevolence towards a prosecuted
saint that connot be mistaken. The
, entire acquiescence of Secretary Fish
in the murders of Buriel on the Fir-
ginius has enabled every American
citizen abroad to plant roses in his
check, without the aid of cosmetics.
The demand of the Republican depart
ments of $203, 900, 900 for this year, and
the cruel cutting down of the sum to
Sl39, 900, 600 by ConfederateHouse,
should excite the reprobation of eXery
! poor man in the land. The flat VIOLA
ton OF the decision of the l.. S. Sur
, tpreme Court by Attorney General
| Taft and General Grant ought TO be
: gratefully borne in mind by every
: citizen who, to prevent himself being
crowded q. the polls, is thus afforded
. an opportunity to hand his ballot to u
/ soldier who, III turn, can hand it to an
y officer, on the point of the bayOnet, so
/ that the officer can put 1t IN his
I pocket 3Ir. Boutwelpa demand that
, the South shall be rctorritorialiZed
l cannot help being 4 sayory scheme to
those who insist on the right and duty
+ oil the North to payall the debt and all
the taxes, and who very properly
. iresent the idea thai the Rebels should
4 assume any Of the burdens of the Cow
> eminent which conquered them.
r Simon Camcron's attention to the
, rights of railroads in the Senate AS he
understands them and his success in
giving thon COO, ,0OC acres OF land and
, $lGG, eco, COO OF monoy should provoke
: the applause OF every man who is too
i poor TO allow himself even tyi!ling
luxuries this season.
The avidity with which the Prci
q dent doubled his own salary shows
+ him to be q careful man in these hard
. times. The contract which assured
{ John d. Sanborn &33, 600, 900 for allow,
+ ing the Revenue Department to coll
lect the overdue taxes, in his name,
is sweet bud in tie memory of men
who cannot pay their own taxes, but
who are glad TO see any other poor
man get lift The collection from
; the people of ovrc 81, 100, 600, 600 more
tnun the entire war debt, since the
: war, is not only an admirable thing,
but the proud boast that in its co.lcc-
ton not $ll in the thousand have been
lost in its passage from the pockets OF
: the Taxpayers to the pocket of the tax
scizers, rebounds TO the care with which
: the latter made the public interest their
own, in every sense of the word. The
, promptness with which such wicked
e men as Bristow, Pratt, 1aryan, Jewell
! and New have been run out of the
civil service, on the damand of Spen-
Icer. Logan, Butler, Babcock, Boss
Shepherd. and Simon Cameron, leaves
u no man in doubt of the Republican
> zeal for publication and reform within
the party. The election of Subsidy
Rollins from New Hampshire to the
: Senate to sit with Effigy Sargent, OF
u California, is recognized as simply
necessary TO prevent somebody from
stealing the Union Pacific Railroad
= That road has to be left out doors all
night, clear from Omaha TO San Fran
!, cisco, anG the danger of its being
Il stolen is prevented, when all of its Of
: ficers are made part of the lawrmak
6 ing power. Besides these little events
u which will not be forgotten. Chamber
u u lain, Pinchback, Patterson, Yarmouth
u Packard. Casey, Orville, Grant, the
II Cattells, and Addition-Division and
: Silence Kemble are entitled TO right,
'e which Decoy Blis'. De Witt @. Little
e john, The Alien Barney Bigin, Johr
't Davenport, Boss Hessing, Thief Avery
II and Ben. Butler are bound to respect.
u We are sure that voters will bear al
: these incidents and personages in mint
&c as we'll as the many more that they
81 suggest, and they will come to the con