, 1876-06-17
Our Warrington Letter.
rur sTrr,rIoS FROM 4 REPUBLICAN sr,SrPolST
WAsHrSGrax, d. C.. May Sc, lS76-


TIE sIrr,1IoS From r'FgHLIc'S sr'SrFoiST.
WAsu1Nsrax, d. C.. May Sc, lS76-
EprruR srxrEsx,S The fishI bct'Eeea the friends
Of 1be Tiva! republican oni'lar's fs al tie more
/ bitter, because they honestly believe that the maa
who gets the Cincinnati; ouinatonr ~ hoeTsr be may
( Le, will BE- elected beyond all rerslventu'e. They
say that for sixteen ysg5 tGer party Las proven
itself at lie polls be fIr stTOnSr, pnmeTlc1lly,
than the democratic PARTY; that il i still stronger
tlst its nomination viii receive. bcfore, the sui
srantiaI support Of the banking, railroad and other
Iar,e interests; finally the republican, party has al
ready possession of the goyS; " with all that
phrase implies"
we have - say they, " the money. the votes, the
oe,es AMI the brains necessary 20 put our resources
to the best use. We are bound to win. hou
democrats are f-htiry to obtain, for your re-
pectiye fr=iuls, only the barren honor Of noni-
nation nee you cIu afF1fi to bs cool. calm
an, courteous You are fyhtinE among yourselves
for a sl.ad. we for a substance. The onl5 man
with whom you would have any show Of winning
the oomif ,lt you cIai.o. nominate; and The very
fact YOU VIII d l. and cannot, nominate Samuel J.
( Tldea viii operate powerfully az inst tie man you
do put 40 az St LOUIS r,srss h, mag o. Tie tact
the clement os ts democratic party Of New
York coutloI-l the ST. LOUIS couve2Jln, and conf
pc I,j It TO throw oyerboIrl man Known, ftg and
" Ie. as a p cmer because he had P,er.Tel the in
terss Of lie people TO tLo,r o. tie party Whenever
the two came in conflict AMI Ind in the strict line
Of his duty, squeeAei euTup. men OF whatever pol,
ties As sure Is You are born, tie ST LOUIS con
veut.on VIII ;iaow Til,en overheard, and chose
some ctuiiflte who may have more or less claim on
The party, ug a.gg "V 's YeoP't az tITg, Aud 1t Is
oLly under a -gau'..rd bearer WINS improved o. -
pTruuitirS have giv. II Inn q claim uToD tie lLle-
pen Uut vote. and u!ol tit OF DIS t-e'ei IeIuHl-
Cs.ii-, That thu democracy Ctu haQ= 10 w!u- AMI
even then, they hay tnt sim chance Of success
the resources %. tie repu1..an party being 80 large
and varied.
Ig.vr YOU above the substance "f tha raaar Is oi
doz.i- ot lea lu- repuo lean, with wiuU have c1a-
I ve-sea, aud whom have Lts-ri o-aera co1Yrls",
during q e p-=t few d1ys. ! make ur..Aeg note nor
/ Comment.
! uEuo=,TIoN DAY Al AaLINGIoy-
The formal decoration OF tie 1000 -rlvss Of Union
sold It's vose remains rei io-e ou Arns;.u H.i=' -
/ opposite Washington, ,o.k place toGty My go.h
with tie usual Impressive services. A. usut! Tie
ceremoaias took place !-r tie auspices gt the Tir;-
! zln organization known rs the Grand Army OF tie
Il pubic, which e. first brought into beng 10y Gen.
John \ Logan. Of Illinois, an iuI.vdg who, BY The
way, vas rampant sece-s'oni>t Just lrior % tie
war, tui aho took active steps 90 n.uils bo-y Of
troops ip ;L- jeu,it,l region of Ls state known as
Egypt lor tie c0G.c .clate service Hea:tgrwar!=
SAW bet qqo,uuity for distinction on ia, Union
ill, nj chang bis colo :, brrae one oi the most
d.m5nstritis- of patriots tey yells $50, lssT.
number Of peI=oas ~ Washington desiring % pay a
tribute Of respec, 20 the few COME leT'e -, inferred
: in. q.
Of I-stlev'ssS tL,r r-vaS with flowers; hu;, ia at
tempting 20 Go 50, mt vi. e most ysI.uc oi 70
/ siuon Lo.n the sand army, Hhls- c5i7rs orieIei
tr .l! .~o1P5 usen: % -' gsmITs 2 / r.l-l de n-
( au,us' And tins WIS aculiiy tolp, 90 the l.s-
/ gus, even g.. Trouovra.a Union Iaea- S,2~c tl.t
time 10 al,,ni,. las ben maze jy iie fi-uds Of the
Ggf. cuUt,.gr.tes 20 decorate their graves ca the
/ same agy that the grsgaj army Louogs tAs f.leral
Gsd with loyal -enoIs.-s,tIons /, l.yu,s been nI-
uauros3 tiat i.r ill,u!s Of Tie confederate dead no
A-IiErtcu womb Ills year decorate these graves on
/ IL. sgtA OF &4:- ONE OF these tr-u,s rt--l 4 c fo
b. iuss. tel ia The E-.osg &r TIE day before sut-
iHg !at - report ius,.ge,t anil t.s- lel.rrt-
tom ,ecrst 20 ""iil Tx aor oa Tee d oi 5as-e
/ In hI~ gara b. sJln.
! .'WedIi e ie.iun lie Logc, However, that AN in
vita laa vo=.+ a-V- o- 'Nf- Hl-i u Tie southern
I,E"t"L A-o 'tilon %: ih-- ctg GU this o. IL
+ "
m'-ut thus 'r ,HlfeIg;e!. tUJ such 10: te.Gg a.,r
wish pGrIa-.. mean ne tle wish AMI pJET~-- ,t
the Io.I',ll Vg.rr HT, who fOHIJOl the grand It.y
OF tIe regUb /. The zen 's ot tie o0;e,e,rit, I,t
va! not lat! T. upon the &c enluUs " Tomorrow
Tie ra,s ow-mirlel and Il.Iseral leaders or the
grand army attempted, severl years 5i--o Pur,U-
an 0t their UIl.y itilent and hate diIye
/ irIa the executive BE. ur;msnts of the gov rnment
all persons 81 no ij serve. IL tho confederate army
JprL PARKER.
] So.
tie Fl--ileacy fsau, Ees sr-cy, IS tie only demo
cglrc Governor that State has hal siuee l.6l
and thereby hangs tale 8Ir. Parker Is very pop
ulaS man, eSf'a.aliy among Tie woIkD-men Of New
Jersey ar.L A.5 !lliu.-t=,tiaa wsS IS, $t.~ftrt -y
tim; even L:, pl-a1l poaants ua.tel u su'o5ss,u
it. Bat hiulsisht is better than foresight; AMI
vIs.s 4H il.- g.n n Grsa what needs 10 eu 'o-sa-
rurf. Z, can lacy Is ~ as. always an experiment.
N hen Mr.. Parker wts csuiI Int for Governor, lac
? pIl,r- jgt th= r-pGai,e.rs needed tLe s.uss
1 Of war 90 fs..; Alul- As related 90 me 10y PrpuI-
neut Cti.Ill a, Irsatou, It came ahouJ IA this way
c,rrsL ASp EoHs~sN
were bossrg republican politics in New jersey. the
former as president, the Ltter as treasurer, OF the
republican State central committee. Letters came
from all sections Of tie said State u SAID informant
a member Of -siI State central oJmmii.ee-to- the
usual amount o; money to grease the machine, and
he applied 20 Catsei aal Robson for tie money but
tlgy III is.el they lil none. Whereupon, the party
af ls.,i, Lavig no coua lenea IN t-ir declarations,
V o'e to the prominent republicans who had been IN
the ial O subscribing LbIa' 20 the 9arty iuHls,
at. received answers ~aCvIu thIt tllteil AMI POW
son Lad received. for patty puIP1Ses over $4,000
At tie next meeting oi tEs executive committee ne
stll L. had been WRIT r. from vIrl!s districts -or
MONEY, and Ufsl-S So pJ ;'gtlH1HIIIE lul--
dat,I,, Jol F,rser would le elected. Cattdi AMI