The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-05-25

State Sentinel.
There 10 no Disgusting the fact that
Hayes Is In trouble concerning the future
OF Morton mot his future state or latter
end, for evidently the presidential fraud
wishes the Indiana conspirator In H
alifax. and does not care . continental
whether iniirmities grow worse or bet
ter. Hayes trouble is OF different sort
altogether. He is not advised as to the
course Morton will pursue towards his
As 4 matter Of course
Morton knows that HAYES IL fraud, for
he is entirely familiar with the Louisiana
returning board viIlainics and the equal
ly infamous course pursued by the .Iudas
Bradley electoral commission. These
things, however. do not bother Hayes,
for he knows that Morton. being party
70 the transactions by which Tilden aud
Hendricks were sw;ndl-d out VI their
election, will not 20 back on himself,
but what makes Hayes uneasy IL Nor
tons reticence on the swsx question w
that i 10 say. Pxrkard's share of II.
Blaine j. rmphxfi' in lis advocacy III
Packsrl's rirh, 10 be conniei III ~ gov
ernor OF Louisiana. The Maine senator
demands that the dividends Of the dam
ming crime shall br divided according
70 contract. ana snasmnch ~ Iayes
wants all, and is willing 10 set Packard,
his twin villain. adsit without anything,
Mulligan Blaine gives notice that lie
will make things hot for the presidential
fraud. Morton keeps silent and out Of
sight. lie draws regularly on HAYES
for sweg and Hayes responds salisfscio-
rily. Postoflices aud pension agencies
are fixed according 10 Morton's pro-
grammc. For the presest This suits Nor
ton, but whether he will support Hayes
il just what iinyes does
not know, and II gives the fraud trouble
and anxiety. Morton has got the fraud
Hherc the hair Is mighty short. and
makes him she'll out swag as he Nor
tom dictates, aud that too, without Civ
ing any pledges. The policy Of Morton.
evidently, il To get all the public swili
possible for his swine. aud then join
Blaine in his attacks upon Hayes. Evil
dcntly, the time is close st hand when
Morton will have TO show his hand.
Hayes viii not coRtinue 10 supply Nor
tons retainers with swag, and remain
uncertain - 10 the course Morton will
pursue toward his administration. The
Indiana conspirator will, doubtlessly.
want the presidential fraud 10 take stock
Ia his "bloody shirt policy send troops
10 the south, and raise the devil and
Cain at the same time. This may not
suit Hayes Cabinet, aud there may be
trouble in the camp. There il bare
that Hayes can keep Morton
quiet with swsg; in fact the Indiana
opinion Is that Morton's staiesmanship
is summed up la in that one word
"swag.' and IL he can get II in iulI radi-
cal measure. pressed down mud running
over, and all The time, Hayes can count
upon his support. There are good
c,aay..hungry sway fiends ia Indiaaa - ho
huzxacd lor the blvody shirt. tramped
along beneath Mcrten's shadow and ap-
plauded loHdl, wien I've rared, WHO
are not pleased with Norton's way OF
dividing the spoils; but a. q general
thug Morton knows " no to rev ard. aud
a. the case now stands the Indications
are tIsk the Indiana pnfrifactiom will
get whatever he may demand from Tic
fraud. and in return heat
him over the head with his cruiches or
treat him with that lofty contempt that
a peer bcstows upon vasszl.