The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-05

lore, he Is rudcy thrust aside ana knocked IN
the head like n nuisance. or like one Of those
tramps against whom the ire Of the Fraudulent
President is specially directed. But. we say.
Give the old man chancc BE merciful. Let
him have Il cerkship for his eminent services.
He has expoundcd the Constitution. and ought
to be allowed TO support it at the public expense
--
Congress again INDUCED in the bad custom
OF examining the most important work into the
closing hours. and the House. after sitting
through Saturday nighttil half-past two o'clock
yesterday morning. rcasscmblcd at nine, and
continued in session till noon of the Sabbath
GRANT was kept so hard at work in his last
hours that he could not get to church to hear the
sermon Of the Rev. Dr. NEWMAN.
Behold WHEELER on the floor Of the Sem
ate shaking hands in the aborious pump
handle fashion which prevails there His
enjoyment Of the exercise did not seem TO be
abatcd by the knowledge that the scat he will
occupy on the platform was stolen from THOMAS
A. HENDRICKS.
good many Of the jobs wrought into the
Appropriation bills by the Senate were defeated
by the House.
"Thc Republican party is about to place
a falschood upon the forehead Of the nation"
This sentence was uttered by DAVID ID. FIELD
in the House YESTERDAY.
To-day Grantism which has for eight
years cursed the country with monstrous cor
ruttons and usurpations OF power. gives way
to Ilayrssm. which imposes upon the people
President whom they cmphatically and unmis-
takaby rejected at the polls These eight years
Of Grantism have boon gradual preparation
for the blarkor infamy in which it has culmi-
mated; without them Haycsism would not now
be possible.
We SOC LITTLE reason for believing that II ,Yrs's
Adminisrauou viii diner iu amy material points from
UsANts-FW NiH 1fa', L'nt"l
This is as hard thing as could be said about
HAYES.
Louisiana and South Carolina arc entitled to
three new Senators ia thc Foriy-nth Congress.
all Of whom will Toe Democrats if those States arc
fairly represented in the nate. HAYEs's busi
ness is to keep his hands on these States.
when HAYES was nominated the story
was sent out that he had lost an arm in the war;
But he is Il whole Fraudulent President.
"
or the twelve appropriation bills in Con-
gross. ten became law. and two. the Army bill
Let RErURNING BOARD HAYES and his
partners in Government grabbing be taught
that the verdict Of the American people is not n
stake TO be gamhlcd for and won 10y desperate
| politicians cheating their opponents with
| dicers' oaths. That verdict was expressed on
the 18th Of November last and nothing that has
been done since then can make the reversal Of
it anything but sham and swindc.
|
The one rcdccn.ing feature Of the Fraudu-
lent Inauguration. to-day. will bc the presence
Of the truly good Deacon RICHARD SMITH with
his blue gauze trousers.
Scrvia needs the peace which has been es
tahlished after a war that began and ended will
| defeat 1t will take her many years to recover
from the rayages she has suffered.
One jew, four Christians, and five Turks
have been chosen TO represent Constantinopl'
in the new Turkish Parliament. Russia woul,
permit no such liberaty ~ that in her domin
ions. even If there were Il Russian Parliament
JAY GOULD says in his paper that the in
ausuraion IT HAYES means u splendid era @
prosperity gliding the horizon with the glow %
dawn" This Is eildrl language forJAY GOULD
but no doubt il represents his notion OF his Owl
career Of Gouldism under HAYES.
II Is announced that the declaration o
rights adopted 10y members Of the Collcgiat,
Dutch Reformed Church Of this city will not b.
recognized by the C)nsistory. the latter bod
maintaining that the people have no right to in
torferc in matters Of church government or thu
control Of property II is sad to see the "chil
drcn OF one family IA out and chidc and fight.
We regret to learn from tho Cincinnati
Commercial that Deacon RICHARD SMITH ha
gone TO Washington TO witness the Fraudulen
Inauguration. leaving his wicked partners il
unrestricted control Of his paper. How ia
they may 20 in their wiokedness. when n
longer restrained by the presence Of the trul
good Deacon. we hardly dare a. imagine. Ii is L
be- hoped that Deacon RICHARD SMITH will sooi
return to the struggle which he has carried OF
with sut Ia unwcaricd patience for 50 man
years.
The accounts Of the astonishing discover
les Of petroleum in and near the Pcnn-yl,ani
town Of Bradford. read like the tale Of ALADpI!
and his wonderful lamp.
The Brooklyn Mormons talk Of building
tabernacle and BRIGHAM YoUSG has promise
to aid the enterprise. TALMAGE and the othc
Brooklyn champions Of homhast will have I
begin q holy war upon the Latter Day Saints.
Vice. Commodore's Center'- Suggestions TO tn
Nachtsmrn OF the Future.
"In the cruising yacht of the future
Vicc-C Commodore Center said at rccer
meeting u the Seawanhaka Yacht Clul
"boam will DE considerably sacrificed fo
depth. Most English cruising yachts Al
Of great depth and little beam. II will n
be possible 10 carry SO much sail IA
now carried. but the yachts will be more mar
agcnhlc. Depth gives n craft stcadiness an
ulnuty Of suace inside and mukcs n,