, 1876-04-07

party; nnl Secretary Drlssow, who has onty
becn known - oonsssvtttso Nepnhosn, VIM
Force t'lls. and nno l.aa not be"n ttioa tn any
k,ocretsty Of liz Trta,ary, tila dote.!ss ia tIas
Convention viii soon dccido.
HonRtor Afurton In tlic tcnr OF Any man In this
nation. mud has al devoted friends Az airy other
| candidate, aud submit that IL IL hos Ia good
tasto for TIE TntnuSE 10 rotor 10 tlIom ~ III
| dtanA politicians" Tho nnn who ignores Scna-
tor Morton III this raco will find out that ho has
made nerionr mistake w!lun tho result Of tho
| first haiapt II Cincinnati 10 known.
Now, ous word about tho position Of 8enator
Morton nd 80 finances. TMs TalnusE ~
tlnhuco resolution adopted by tho lato Indiana
State Convention. wnou tho fact ia thu Soma
hso asa nSo1 ~ moro e r.. DO n.,a,xn sih i tasa
not n ~ ~ @aeS, ae 70 ser ,ss. a'S pa.t q G liz
resolution that demanded tho ropoal Of the 1so-
sumption act was arguod by neveral membcrs
o. Tue COMMITTEE on llcsolutione, who dec'atod
ua1ei!t. Senator Morton's beat public utter
| anccB upon tho finances WAS during tho Ohio
canyaHs last fall. llte .tows wero approved by
all tho leading Republican newspapers through.
out tho country. nnl ho has not changed since.
1fo Ia AZ earnestly in favor OF honest monoy,
and Ia as acairous OF projecting tho credit Of
tho nation, "A any man. INDIANA.
wAEHnrRSE ron 6orEnNoR-on SOMETHING ELSE.
10 the Editor u The Chtca7o Tribune:
CHlcA0o. April 6.--TLefo Ia ono thing that one
person does not like In pushing Ellhu Wash-
buruo for Governor OF this State, and that 10,
NO want Washbutno for another placo, and That
Other placo Ia Tho Presidency. II ia very certain
That llo Is tho lttcHt man within tho roach Of tho
Republican party for tho present emergency.
Thcse is auothor man Of oqnAl iltness, which tho
Republican party cannot roaoh, because It roin
not, nnd that Is Chaslca francis Adams. Thc
ahomtnabio contempt which tho conntry haa for
tatent satesmanshlp, character, Ind family, rnnkfs
ioses fhis psose he es nons.on eG' 1 eea ci.
vension, in which le told the,n frankly ho wRs not
snsh eandtdase a. The, Ee!nlro; and yes that very
ought 10 havo had II, IN this nc1t dubious hundred
years. thst a1o hciore H. tho people wil get rd Of .o
not l Tor ito Presidency then wo may lope to i!yo
another hundrcI years.
Under Nashblfno'a Aamtni1trat!on We should BE-
will get Tor tle form Or two shca.i. Farther en vs
only man Of character hilnself. but is born In
hsl.ci.ss ,s ,.,, family Tns5o Z gsoa h|e0a ia
session havo been Iresicnts tho blood Of tho nos-
luton corres III their veins. Yet III lcgeneracy,
% s sa as so 5
M shst they aro roys and naoan family; and tAls I.
Charles Francis Adams Geins ont of ths question,
simply becauae 10 wouid add dignity to the ofice and
because hin father and grandfather preBtlents,
tho noxt best thing, and take E4hu d. Washburne ~
ws took Ancon because he Ia an honest man, aud o-
cause honesty ut present L. tho beet decentralization.
s hAyo the disadvantage In selecting waahturne, OF
seec4son Of presideuis in tho same statc,-Lneoln
Tor tbo coupi4y thai nols ,oaa MAKO rsssns m ngls.
than that Virginia DID. That State was called tho
Mother OF Presidents. We think the milton will
readily forgive 1lnoih that having furnfshed Ian
coin, that sha il ablo "a give wakAburue for tho
aa1no position. REPUBLICAN, NorEn.