, 1876-03-18

for. he wansa 10 know tho amount Of public
copsuro and tho amount Of criminal prafac, and
no weigh tho ono aga!nst tue other before i.e
Is IA not W very watchfu} tho 0 taovernor Las ssksa
alarming latitude to himself. and enlarged many
prlsonprs Of The most hardened and desperate
sort Thus making tho vordicts Of turtos and the
10 eronnds Of pnbio u nosy % Is Il posbe
this has baon done. II ~ tho public policy, AZ It
tie duty Of tho Executive. to keep faat tue
doors Of tho ssnte's Prison, net e9 throw tlem
wldo open. wll not ohnrgo the Governor with
gain wcats aud yait, az think him TO BE-
should DO slow to bolioyo him capable Of taxing
bslba but tho Governor Of another State.
Homo years ago, carne near being rnlned IN tito
estimation Of thu Whole public byA couree
towards conyiota not nenrly 80 gtoss and hppar-
entity uno1paluahlo al that pursued by cur
Governor during tho paBt two years.
1t Ii undoubtedly trio that, II 0nv. Dcvertdgo
has In slnRlo instance doviato.l from his policy
Of voto-gAtholing ly ab{oct dofcronco to 30 much
OF pubtio opinion aa An Ia ablo to detoct I'd tho
weak mon who crowd nearost to him, 1t ia In tho
instance just niluded 10. lot those whotknow
tho motive.
How snorslfyng It tH, At tho prespnt tLmo, to
eco tho actual (though Accidentally Governor Of
our greet State. eocdud to few in rowor. SECOND
to mono Ia Ionot, on hts uninterrupted ioutnors
amongst tho peoplo begging g-yca, begRing- for
nomination. 10 constant il lo in his lAbora
to SECURE tho coveted prtzo that he gets over our
vast territory m fast ~ Ahonso-Ay over Guilds
Holool 1psp, making as LITTLE noieo mud, lot us
hope, leaving a. littlo stain. For II 1t comes to
bo considered tho proper thing, tina t,decont
seeking after the Executive o(l1co, and tho yDung
mon hro led so TO Wow It, thon' 'suroly tho timea
and codes Of political honor no road Of we shall
mover moro wltneas. WHOM NO SEQ q docayod III
dfYidual IN rags standing on the street, with both
pafrng extended, Ho arc apt to sosH him . niekol
and pass On. But whbn NO 800 q high otfleiaa-a
Governor, for instnhco-simt1arly p1acsd, and
besecchipg our influence aud votes, we ara
strongly moved TO kick him into tho gutter.
Gov. poyoridgo atarsod out in Tho present
race thinking hs was popular. Ho was n,ls-
taken. No man perhaps over mndc a mure do.
termincd effort to impress pooplo fayorab'y.
hut there IL not enough Of tho mettle In him.
Tho popularity for which 10 Etrtrea ho will not
obtain. All tho small tricks and familiar arts
which he Ia so labodously praetclng hayc boon
aa big and Just as little as himself, and have
many .irues failed. Tho people are, ,pczhaps in
q mood to SEQ some now tricks played, some now
arts displayed, but Of tho old onna they are
l!enrtJ tired. Tor ono cannot imagine what
tho supportera Of Gov. Deveridge Rro thinking.
by pressing him for tho nomination. They csn-
not surely hhvo forgotten that he was u. QUO DO.
hind his ticket In tho laHs racennd at that tina
not all bis woakncsBoB bad been found out. This
Ia not yenr when unpopular mon should bo
tried the public stake is TOO great. Let tho He
publicnna nominate their strongest mpn,-and
pYcn then tho tight will nat ho easy or free fromi
doubt. PARTISAN.