, 1877-04-01
IIY'NES,
HTSEs AS A FRIEND or RAILROADS.

| Special Correspondence Qf TAe Trtounc
WASHINGTON, D. c., Ntarsh 2s.-Probably th.
| most important measure with which Hyncs ,vher
member, attempted to identify himself, was tht
Scheme to organize the Territory of Oklahama.
] This Is generally pronounced, by those who know
most about 1t, to be job in the interests Of the
rai]road companies and land-grabbcrs. Hyncs in
rroduced d bill Of his to organize thatsTcrri-
tory IL T. No. 16i, First Session, Forty third
Con=rcss), which was referred to the Committee
On Indian Affairs.
Another railroad scheme which Hyncs adyocatcd
was proposition comprised in bill authorizing
the County Commissioners OF Thurston County, in
Washington Territory to issue bones for tie pur-
pose 81 constructing railroad from BuLd'e Inlet
puGcts Sound, to Mtersect tho Northern Pacific
Railroad ut or near Feuino.
HySEs' PICTURE OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY
4. NJ Hyncs' most noted speech in Congress was
that " bloody shirt politician. 1t was in oou,,-
stion to the baxter Government in Arkansas. and
In support OF the Government OF Brooks. There
are some passages in this speech which must Dos
scss curious interest to his present Democratic sun
nns'ers ,d lie prsfaefd his speech by
Vermont. whom. ne charsed With having no
made speech '"distinsusshed by spleen and acris
nlony wh,ch eyer characterized the proselytc in
cahse. Mr. Haynes seems bY his recent course 10
!ase furnished in himself his sketch OF the prose-
1ytc: ': he charaeterizes the Democrats Of Ala
vile trading Of political appointments ~, dao
seFiAe5 the notion OF the Democratic leaders or
cters cnie slatT tvbs as h movement Of Eourbon
a*sassin's dagger in it, fur the reform nnvce
inent lie churgeH the Democrats With hay;oy
m y KS; e;orfnpt1on etiennery. and treachcry elect
cratic leaders .'usurpers and political tradess'" :"
cn%aEel i; in an "unholy allunce' ''N1e'''
- ~ onS @ o1 tc n which he pays his
!eritcs. Knowing that their title would not stand
and hoFsowing lesson from the
ls has robbed in order to destroy the evi1cn~ ~
hls theiI concerted the idea Ut destroying the Con
y nsutnt'on a'd tearing down the whole STRUCTURE or
: ne Government, and erecting upon Its ruins n |
htand-n revolutionary Government in 1ts s,sad
wh,sh p7osrnnme has been cunrummatcd in tha
. at the conclusion of his ercech lie snmmor,zaa |
me entire practice and philosophy Of the Dem1ns
ssa1:S sentence WHICH Is very good politi
.urncy in Chicago: Wy 1A'1
as:9 'sS3 sS t. show
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n sni sss asa tsf
s is1y in's a ass that W. a5
Se sa.ss Hsas q te' .ss,
s 'Sn. utter .'e9 'asmGral|zation M po1uIa instta
sT.Iats; ;t bs; .Siss ssSss
he 5syo,tton @ no reform bnt Tor oee .a .ha
sa s2y nSs Il.
nen i%c ovcs fGrG 9h or selfish politicians. might
sons = wam hsi oSa b holding
ing can oe honortovered aIl over with enrnav ~
y ,tuus,9n. h2i. noneycomeed with fraud ana !ccknr
HTHes Is somewhat arstocratic In his not;ono |
c seems to be dainty. kid-gIoyed, and to mnre n
'g1ons where he can avoid contact with the nom.
C. C. He has no faith In the fundamental Ien,o-
atic theory that MI political power is Inherent IN
e MAJORITY for In this same speech he says:
and announce further Dy the recognition Of tbe doc