, 1876-02-14

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WASHINGTON GOSSIP.
TIE PROCESSION To T1E captToi~-Ex-contEn.
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t,ronc would 1,avo nou,o, II, =, ia ronr hsso.
ncnt ontr,nrn nm ,ha n,har a1o e,,, nj -
v,ow NJ Inn Got1dcaa Who e,onds ao,,trv
nm tin ,,ouo pour,ny so1,, tr,,, ,,,o
Trs,aurv ,ui15;nc ,h,t ,,oon. t1,n oxonna ~, I'm
northwest. swoIyan nv fribrtarv atroo,na NJ h,,
n,nn;tv ernotrinc from oyorv iutoracc,,ng s,reot
I'm aeatt3ne. aAnyrr,,e ,,da .u.aor. on r,.,as
IN thu iu1l ,lke brea],ara IN Tho al,oro mud In
swallowed M in The Canitol. The vast-renc,ipr
erctlon from ,tut ununra,,o,o{, cont,n,tnn ~
cook.sLone. .barbor.ahops. aram.a.,opa. and a,,te.
craft anil notiticn1,wara a,on, ftha canitol corn.
nrisoe thaao a}),. ,,r.wa In
ar. aonrs NJ, o,rrrn p,ar,
rnk ,hey bayo ana commou cba,actnr,s,,c to,d
w every feature eod gesture aud W oil about
them: voracity. It'a III unn,istaltablo as It
would be- In sharks dartiov aftcr man over
hn.r,1. and u,a m,n,nr NJ ia sdvsnco -, tn,t
theons upon 'uo national copglomefase cooks oaT-
ber, dram, and political sftop, With fts peanut-
stand attachment, is suggestive Of III attack Of
t,,oe, senntIon ,nosl crentur,s NJ nrov. nanl.
Eupt politicians snd p'aoo-seekers; politicians
wno ought to 10 oanEsup', ana plaso.@en nao
contract to ftch anything from tho Treasury,
iron, millions TOR railvay to treh)o n.vuent for
da,no. ,,t,,. ,x,'a. t,,.a ~ M'o annn.e~ ,r
aetnnes uaule Which, d1eo 1oE tho county aar-
ing tho >" lato wan;' and Souacn who, aenlad
place In our glorious system Of politics. find for
t,,o,nsalrea tI,nir rtacn Ia noI1rte H.
80. =. ...-. .,.
iaI L. sns1HsH t4ino.t' %
WHO, % "o are Indebted TO Ion l1iti Tor fonark-
Ing, is back In tho Union "to atay," aud who ID
40 t,rul, conyloced Of nothing else a. thas tho
south Ina ,uissod hor share of unclo SANS
oou"tS s"l 'no paa' -" 5oas7' .ao 40 onsl'eo ~
1t now, is easily rocognizoa. uo ia sadly de-
caye1 since tho good old days when cotton was
King; and, TOR tho life Of him. couldn't awaGger
e'"u 10 as.u.J s,' ~ ~ W. wv" 4ns ~ 10
desotcd 10 tao Union as OF yoEo, Apu no 1893
hafty as on cxpounder OF tho Constitution. Which
he is ready to o11po4na At ali aeasons, ana b.
f91tn Ia hanru 14naF7 hY34n Ia
squads aud dc.achmonts. intent upon getting
equal what the North received In the flush timch
whom the North practically was all ticrc vaa Of
tho country. aud paid ail tho rovenuca, including
"he: was sunk IN seola.minR tho waywarsl sister
hood, and for governing tho now PROSTATE
South. which ciamoIa tnr her share: Thcsc
gatotg MI take tue sou.hs sare for to Texas
10 tho Gulf; for was.claims without ond |;
for refundst OF tho cotton-tar: for
mulca sacrificed to tho Cause OF tho
Union in short, for anything aud everything,
80 that tue South may make sstro OF coming OUT
oven with tho rest Of tho country by getting out
OF the Trebaury ns much as tile rest OF tho coun-
try to tho past flfteon yeare has paid IN, In e1
cass OF tho expenses Of tho Government. Of the
War, and Of demonstrating the South:
RrsunREs.rED POSSIBLE Or THE rL1ocEAE ERA,
relo1enk OF mold and old Bourbon, witt. tho p1f-
plo bloom yot radiant upon thar nuHtH, lHhy
optics. and antique, stuly garments. Before
tho ilooa they wero shining lights OF the Pro-
Slavery Democracy. They aro hero to ollsciato
~ wet-unrseH to tho Democratic majority III tho
uonse; also, to get Homcthag for themso!ycs
aud tllcir friends. Perhaps Morrison lad in
Wow their mtuist1a.tobs whom ho expressed
douht az to tho party doing anything sensible.
httldess and EatdleBt OF MI aro tho remaining
fragments Of tho legiona that Hwooped aosN
upon the Capitol 70 got positions uutor tho
Democratic restoration IN tho House. TAoy
aro also hero to sthy, and they hang
on, nuBing out places, no 1nattor how
humble. OF WHICH by oversight Ropublic-
ann havc been loft in undiatusbed Possession.
Old n,eu With totteriug limbs and rheuuy eyes,
who ony, by paiufu! effort Ut monaofy, can
recolleos when they wore tetLosod at the public
crib under tho Vto-Slagery Democracy patriots
who arc powers at !. tho cross-roads,
and strikers from tue ward-caucuaas,
thoy. nro for tho =. Moat part. For
all thoss long years they have served tho
party without reward, which now they aro hero
70 e'a'm; They crsm tho cheap boarding;
nnly n i1,a aaknundinr endurance at the 13AYnn.