The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-01-19

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Grant has fef&kd 70 interfere IN
llss state elections OF Governor W.
Ioss~ssss, md IN reply 70 both Tho
Ilsgublieaa aed DemocrstIe claim.
anita 70 that position said he DID bot
intend 10 recognize cithcr, but
would only interfere 10 prevent y
Disturbance Of the public pence, and
Of q meeting OF the Cabinet on
Saturday, which vas called especi-
ally TO consider tho subject, biz &C
tion was unanimously approved,
which has considerably chagfined
Tie extreme wing OF the RepubIi'
can party. This. together with The
pronouncing against the Packard
government by Gen. Longsireoi, has
rendered the RAIDS almost mad with
frenzy. They don't know which
way 10 turn for a friend in their
despair.
Mr.. Cronin, OF Oregon, who has
been excused from fBrther attend
ance on Morton's Subcommittee,
left for his home. Morton found
he had a big elephant on his hands,
and having been worsted by Gro
min didn't dare recall him Tor
further examination.
Considering the extreme demon
alization Of the Senate, and their
utter disregard of precedent and
law, both human and divine, they
obviously need some. one to pray
them into the knowledge of the
OF the people, ami we know
of no one who would better carr
his salary than Parson Talmadge.
This extraordinary man of God
prays nearly all the time, and if he
happen to be taking a hot
with Brother Newman, would
stop short between the lemon peel
and the nutmeg to throw in a few
oil prayer, while the servant
up the sugar; he might mol
do much with Morton, Logan, and
but would perhaps put an
end to the pearut-eating Of the
Senators and keep HamliB, Merri-
mon and Christiancy awake during
prayers.
| have now run the gamut of poll
tics and religion; the latter per-
laps of an Indifferent quality, but
probably not much out of keeping
with the other. And yet it doesn't
'eem that | ought to quit; the
may Judge differently, but |
ant be responsible for the taste of
he reader when writing for q jour>
nal 50 widely circulated as the
STAR.
l must differ with the gossip con-
the marriage of MIR. 1ilden.
I would be a calamity for our
Samuel to commit such q
ross breach of faith The Amer
can people elected him in order to
.et an administration which lad 10
Tife's relations TO put in office. and
Or the old gentleman to assume
ollateral relationship. would be a
hooking breach Of contract.
There has been much comment
yer the speech OF. Nj. Conkling on
resenting the petition OF the bust
css men Tor a speedy settlement of
lie Presidential middle" The
ault OF Rescoe's sentences are
athcr those of rhetoric than senti-
,ent, and yet they are not with
ut political significance. In debate
e differs with Other Republicans,
nd is not like Logan, who tumbles /,
it like a deck.hand buckles to the
nloading of cotton bales, or Car. {
,enter, shaking out his wild locks,
his shirt>cuffs down go as to
ide the condition OF his fnger-nails;
= Howe, constituting himself an i
Intellectual windmill TO grind out :
,rists of craftsmanship as they used
o grind corn for Confederate ra- /;
ious-cob and all; or the vener-
bile Cameron, casting fartiye
to either side and over his
boulder, like a man who has just
.apd something that belonged TO
omebody else. which bad not been
ost. No. When Conkling deliv-
rs himself, he rises and roars, aud
II the lesser beasts flee to the cloak
Dom; the wild efoquence exudes
rom the mighty man as If be were
intellectual sausage mill with
omebody feeding dictionaries, city
directories and encyclopedias into
be hopper thereof. We have read
his speech over at least twice, and
ill give any expert one dollar ana
half if, alter reading the remarks
{ Conkling, he can tell me what
he Senator was talking about, and ]
SO, what he said about it; and !