The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-27
TllEVIEWSOF ASTATESMAN
WHtTGOr SEyWOUR THINKS ABOJT
THE POLfIIC4L SITUITION.

THE POLfTIC4L SITUATION.
reform the PIVOT ON which the Presidential
Cnucu. will Turn-Tbe Republicans Must
Go out The Democrats win succeed
Because Disconnected with Corruption.
r on an miJr'so uit y, nor. Horono seymour IN
ne H,,ah
81 recently sand that the Republican
plrty had lot the c lnndenco II the county and
th.t the Democrats mad not gained IT, aud that
was not random phrase. but uh~ that seetuS To
I've 20 reflect the general relation 81 the IHr'les
IS But the sangIho Democrats view their side
" tue case more huucfuliy. aid.
Ny yicw 81 tl- nopcfuurs. Of the Sc for
the DemoCraN g. lis uiiEut ns theirs he
II seems To- ~. tbat Tie lpn,ers' ~ hItn ariics
misunGerstand the state OF the pnD"c mi"u III
sutne rr~lcci-.'
F" Ia what rcsuoc'' In rnr'i.ul,rt"
" lu resi- pc' to the relation uf the parties 10
corruption. The u.ul,taf feel inat tnty can
overthrow thcir o. nrn's o4 ace "ni 81 .hc
tuinh mat tine, cau hald p.wcf If they throw
overheard Directed vrunstoets. the ltl"r
rrpYosi.ton f. not truc at all Inc former Is NOT
Vii iisin ,lc direction OF the truth, but does
"fhc ,'minon error H. i'm the assumption,
which seems to &C. 800 tho notion OF 50 much That
is said atout toe cDu tilon oi the runii' service.
grown ir ni ticra'ii;l'. lni i-uaW fuiiy cXios ID
a.d brought to the .u1Hlg .ire ut the paOils Tor
.ir ut-. lmc. Tif-c t.ifdptious l.t" from tir
1Wc 'tcn q rt iu b,".. lIo"-h hn.Wi. l"
Tttc mot d, t"d. iNf tNt 90 ~" ~ .ir ihN I'i' ht
90 them. lrnv.. were s' L.ir- WIN thr phs-iuh
- udel.b h' ihr WHi. E. .i-oi't ~ '"''t y lt-
Jose iv save tit i1 'n' thN i"@ al Tor honesty.
NN' uf isti'r. t,rtt'i Ton Ia" were hkc lee T.
'a~-iuA. oN,.w n.iutd iy thc gira e.. II De- al
~ 50 -., ipr ittil VIZ V-it 20 - 'ni YER Us
r. Gee son fr-'fl Az it-s-t l'a u.s. VI
HuitA Hfirht DE- .it .-ht1 "f ~ tt' 'ilNr-
.uiit'. ihtu COME Co." ,ine ~. cN'' .c..i"h' '~p',
u'a'iVt ..cco = veal. b., o.. 1--we iur cAti .'a."n''
auo vulgar ci.l la'.
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't' 20 ''.''' ''''''''N'
"LuSprt. iHuos iN ui.l'ii'sf -c i''n 70 nu
nv r.'ph Iu. tnN' i".r ,iil siait. 3D. % .n'
Er'" Hp ,N r,N"' D" d" 10. y a."
is .n' Nn ttt., ,.,i.f % a.. t-uc.. of b No.
trt..v aul ..f l'ti' .l. .l ever i.c l.uI. Gar
TX Win ~ ,.,. D. AL - ..fn al D A., trh. r..
sttictiv rcufr. i .i... t.iu in Then 10 iiuiuis-
,,,',,. tn,, .. a. ,,, f'. i,..nle.
- rh.-r. oltruiil,ns rc uu,u . and common,
and nr. no; fne n Ell. "a "a tuuf r-lcrtuly. bat
thr parts tltt w. In ~. wer reelected the
M IN r. h.u nuI vf.n.,t Inc put lie. II dt;
been utlctNi,, % chen.eo uuiii .s would nave
trln.it relief. bti the a..i "a uf "a parties ha,
Reputncaus nav. roat, II with th, a IL aud been
tainted Win tnc cora, VI Do ( the tiua..
90 10 3, at she e. ttl crtd .t.,u oi " .snHs. D IT,
believe that n an4 uc.up,r OF tae gfuinc; In
the I. ~ ytaiJ h lI.,d WITHIN his 5.lal, h.
W. / have lu- .ca-. .nH .tlu.ilontiull J.! re
has been "A risp for q arse and AGAR d.. as.
utterly - Nui u,eWlth tao -.nlic,ty, tae stif
t,,uert. and the dlri.ty winch once mat,eQ
uNiri4l lc ~ tlc L. .lU...I CAN'T l. Mr.. liel,l y
ana not make co ru'iion. Corruption u aue
hin vi,.t H.. 4. A. nfI L., III n .fr Win A
Thousand hAi.u- tue. moment uc CAM wltnn
the 1ir,i euf ~ .iai ia.I, d.r. IT, tI a.. in.isc
It, any n.osc tn.n the e".ac.c.cs nuke, the
Wlnu winch move 80.
"IH NV'Nh NhNSt NN NsHN'p'
"But how de, tnii view 81 tn o.isn Of the
rolluutlnu rhul.e me lc.at.... 10 t.i.ul OF tts
psrtv Mt ia ;,o~cl
- r. ,uc ME t,Di -t'isG.l ina, the party ont OF
power Is really any better in IT. nature than the
Othef. IL ilu-i. therefore. deserve tacir coan-