, 1876-11-09
anil Ija Itnut,t,n,,

Judgment. lie llaa been exceedingly sr:.Ittyu
rcgnrtinE lib own rather unsagory reputation
aha rltitnn. a'sl seemed to cara ,nure fur
rl,tt!shing any s!iglls offered to hin thnn pro.
lnoting thc welfare Of the party. when Carl
Sct,urz nMlo annle criticfsula Of the President
mud his Cabinet, old xaek goL very angry, and,
there i 70 do.'ht, dill insist that MI scl'ur;z
prominent Alalor.uuncral Informed mic that In
conversation With HIN oil Xack Cursed and
sworc terribly about Sellnrz, and declared he
,l.,. :onid be punished for abusing tbs Adm'nis"
he tai.l; what was the party good for 4 t
couldn't punlsl those who spoke III Of ~ lead.
Ing nent hott.inE but much aattcrlng finally
snoshcd t''c Indignant Mic!lEeant!cr a'id made
engagcmcnts. 10 Gov. Mccormick, sccrstary
Of the Committee, ia due whatever Of good has
come out OF Y: llo has shown degree of
cncrgy and ability In management that. .cntitlo
hcch Chairman thGrc would havu been very
different story to tell nj It's management. Tie
TREATMENT or THE NEwArArrNs
BY tho National Committee has been shabby In
the extreme. 4 Presidential campaign Aways
Involves Il prominent newspaper IN sast c1-
pense, for which it never looks 10 the hlrty to
nuke up. y must necessarily be Rctiyo and
zcalDls IN the Interests VI one party or thu
principles. Iii return 1t simply expects 10 bo
faisly a,.d courtcous!y treated by thc leading
s mn 9f The party, Tlis has not tsen done lY
bje tu ind a nrws1apur ,u1n who sncaks II II
cxcrnt II, icrms of t.nntnmni' f,nv Srrnrm,,E
is the only member WIN seems to karo had
any appreciation OF tils services tho
tnken IL into confidence oni trcated IT, msmhsrs
intolIgcrtiy and tlccontly, Others llnya ha,l m
acruplcs IN asking tlla papers 70 priut colutnnh
time tllcv were tlcnu,ilrf1cr them an,i lnat,inp
ti,nm down with cnrscs. Son,r n tram u ,i tafuoi
ns il they were tbo sole proprirtora III eycrv
Hcp,Glscau paper In tic statc. and lad ID riehft
say, IIuw mllci, t6uy wrra niistnken they havc
probably founi out lieforc this timc, ThS' nnws.
papers never look Tor money from INV ri tho
cofilmltteee; occasionally political advc,tisc.
money nul1 ont fl s,le,, wnv this yTs vnar ~ wonII
not uly for single cditfo;, nf nGy nf thrrs.
But there arc thousand WAYS in which thew
cau be aided by MI Intelligent committee IL
dulng their work, but such aid Inns been wofully
lie has sat around the colulnittcc-roum like
4 HUNT ON A Loo,
throwing cold water on enthusiasm, and vaunt-
Ing his own capacity as political organizer md
Mr, Cl'andlcr's integrity US d mni,, they DO re-
garl him ~ an unscrlipnlous politician and 4
political trlckster. Tho fart that lo las t,ale
himself so promIncnt in the ca1npaIgl,-tlat hc
Is likely to be legacy handed down from Grant
to llayos-has hoen Of great damage to Mr.
Hayes, Interests. In the universal dosrc for a
'cl,ange" the prospect that such venerable old
fossils as blr. Chandler nre like to hing, like
mitstoues, around the neck Of new AiInints-
tratior, Is not palatable. ii Is aga!nst Tic Ad-
minsLrattol and It's friends tliat the neople
were ln rebellion, not against tho Republican
purity; havo met many Republicans who de-
claretl they would vote for anybody ratl'er tllan
q men who have lcretofore been prominently
identified with It. An abiding faith iu tho In
tegrssy and tlrmncss Of GOV. Hayes no doubt
havcti many o1 THESE from the crime Of voting
that Hayes could not ignore thcac men who
had made themselves Activc in his interests.
Let sls hopc TINT The coming President, be he
Hayes r. nr &Iilden, VIII drive ont Of Washington
Babcoek, orvtl'c Grant, the army Of tho bents,,
IN SPITE or BAD MANAGEMENT,
expect the elections will record Republican
that tic best Interests Of thu country have W Gecu
jeopardzel by the lncompetcnec of a few mel,
who have assumed Republican lcodersh,p. il
,vo lose New York, Senator Conklluv and his
s1lo for it. Tic Senator himself and hIs ciies f.,-
glcman, Cornell, l,avc lain bnclt In The brecchIng.
not only refusing to pull, but dragging back tia
willing horses. Others OF the clique haye, Tor
shown themselves occasionally III puLlic; Int
they pitt no heart Into tLglr work, and in private
rcj0tccd oyer the prospect Of Ttllcn carTyiug
tho State. Among this halt-heartcd crsw are
aro numbered Wien liAycs comes h. iur Il is u.
lteved that he las no sympathy with tncotnuc-
teucv.
ANrcporE or MRS. wugAr1rY.
The drAr,utio profession lost one Of its brill.
liant Lights Iost week ia tho death Of W1iiiam
gentleman OF culturu, aul of the Irst respec-
liability. Ills mother was MI actress, finely edit