The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-10-25

lioh- %. - Hutct Nese acyef COutl IN .Jiat
Ell IN It's inception.
There are two classes which may be
tsrnel machine men. One cla-s il that
to whom the tenn applies ia it, odious
s.-nsr, aud the other Inclu.irs thrse wbu
believe la thorough organization. aud
know the absolute u. ce~s,ty at IL to party
succr-s The country certainly stand,
10y the President in hi, ,fi"rt- TO drive
tue first class out of politic- But most
Republicans here. 80 many. in f-cI. ~ To
mrk- II scHfcriy nm .xrrg-ratiun TO siy
nil. brlltv, that the PT.-iient hS- madr
fr t"o sweeping an application oi the
term ' naohihr men in giving eff Ct tn
bis evil -pTvice1 = hsories hs h.s In la
t rprung til" term "caIpet bAggrr ter
thr South.
THE MACHINE MEN
TIL" men who have hal charge cf that
part of the f" machine winch hs- herr.
t"lpT. c"ll-ct.-u m"u.y. aud "rean'z I'D
sud PHid ia" iesitlmAte expenses "t the
national campaigns I.ut th.-IT cas'. 10 vcty
IririIral -hape ahput In this way:
Wien ih' X put'iicsn- were fr-t l.'ok
ing over the had 10 thu Early part u' l~1j
with = Wv - preparing tor TIL uttfunai
cpInpaisn oi lSI6. u wA- d-cid,d ~ -
'ini nr' ting 80 some Tnrm',-r- both ot
the Nnttnusl aud C,ugr- zztunal commit.
/ tees that ia ur,l,r Ia pnal.l.. the X. pnlii.
cans to enter th. field ter the Presidency
W IN ATTY show at success u wa almost
sb-oiut"iy necessary to carry ONO in
1875 IL was tbrret"r,. d.cid,d To- insu
eTrIta the strongest Io. ibie campaign in
that state To r--cuFs. the sls cti1n ~ Gov
Hayes EHIrts b-gsD at once. aud s4U
100 was raised from utlirp holders. anil
the NEST of u expended for perfectly L.
citim-t- pnrpos'-S ia the ONO campaign,
with the r--ult known When the na
fi"uRl campaign began large suns were
| rain u-sd. aud much libarllity was urs
~ on the part Of Gov. Hayes ovrr j.
own siEusiur.. and much wns exerciss.,l
ln providing funds for thu necessary ex-
pen-r-. That eminent machine man.
I ) "r. tIry Chandler, advArcrd $23 O01
4 from Ms own pnck~t The Cnnrre- .inusl
I Committee rais'd large "a = here ia tn
Il. parimruts, aud di-bursed th,m f.r
proper purIo~.s Whom tho national
c 'mplisU closed on the 7'h oi Nov. ul..r
thi- committee. wis ont o. debt. When
the n-w camp'igu. opening Nnvrmbsr :
and closing NJ trch . With the legal proc
lam 4 on of Hayes election b-gan. il WIS
Necessary to
MAKE FRESH ExPENDITURFs
A new debt e abuut IS OJp was incur
rrsl, aud properly incurred At that ttm-
th re wa- due on lormal ,ub-cription- iu
the departments here or as-es-menta. II
any X" the t..tm hotter. between $500
and $J00O But with the proclamation
Of Hayes NJ Prr-isl-nt came the annuunce
ment that no more political as-aS>n-ut.
would br allowed. aud not y dollar ~ the
sum due would b.. c.,llacted By hard
work il was r-ducrd by what turu@d out
Q" be empty Iromi~es tn - OOO. those 4,
| whom it was due nff-r.d liberal die
cunt, and agnn that machine man
Z,ch Chandler. stepped in, aud he dn,
be lett Washington gave his personal
| chick for 80 600. after having tHil,d IL
inducing the Cal'inrt O. help the commit
ts.- out of trOubi.. THIS recital will ia
i'cHt- what large class among act'v,
Il publicans here have in mind whef
tH-y listen To- dlscus-ions upon the rnttt,
dts-rtahli-hmant of the machine. The,
think, unsl.sr the circum stances aud con
-idering the extent of the b..nrht Hns
the main recipients ot the results s.cur-s
Hy 10, that the r@iorn was rAth. too -utl
den. aud much like finding nn express
train under iuil h.-adNay on y wron,
track. aud stopping il by -ff.-c'utill
hlncking the road with rock. lra-t !
-h"u'd 10 somebody damage furthe
along
the OPPONENTS or The CIVIL sERvIcE oRDEi
u utiic- holders probably fnTm the lafg
IT d,v. oi th- party arrAy"d agsin-
the President ou any one paint uf hi
policy. There are many who heartily
hppIOve o the Object he sought to ai
isIn; bat hrr.. agsios they thiuk hs ha
,dupt-d All extreme Interpretation. ~ u
the Gaze OF givius universal sui un
mcrItsd rw-rp to the meaning ~ th'
terms CARPET hagg-r- and "marhin'
pOlIiic-." But there are - large nunbs
win" saw broad and prop.-r di-tinrtin'
h-l~"rn di--stahlI-hing th- machine
aud practically .wreping thu party "rrsn
iZIJIun out Ot existence on the thr.--b
OH OF most important campaign -
Neither d.d they see the Justice. tn
right. or the sxp-dirncy Of dis'rnnchi-
ing lsrg-. and ~ the main, an honest
body Of "ifice holders. They seem to ~
gard this remedy Tor the dis-s-s. Of ia.
body polite much "a they would sug
g,.-t,ou To- eat IF the head ~ a cue. in
diss grecab!- aud unwholr-ome ,.tuuii0u-
Thrrr are very trw EARNEST civil s-rvic
rr'Orin"rs in Congress. aud only two -
the Cabinet. or. to b.. NOR" ascursi-, onl,
two of thi- particular cla.s iu th.. admin
i~traiinn The opposition to the Pr.-si
dent in this mo-t important and vita
natter comes from outside OF Cnnrr- -
lt -, however. strung. earnest. and ~
gres-ive. and the indications are that un
less the President m-nd- his WAYS u viii
-pe'-diiy d-v-lop strength throughout th'
county. Thu- lar the prncl,mrti"u- q
rrtoim IN hsvr t'ern arc pted bS the publ,
a. meaning .x1ctly what their len .ua 2
impiirS Those who have looked b..
n-ath IN sur'ac- her. have been grow
ius rapdly sick at heart nt the wii- DIT
'"rrnce between promise and practice -
fh-y r-pr-r~nt IA mO-t influential l'"d,
~iIhin the Republican party. And thei
active lite aud eOnIInu-d devotion q
vigorous aud practical reform will endur,
aHd grtErr SIR myth whether this sd
mIrisrraIi"n ii-es to the l-v.l Uf promise
aud it, great opportunities. or, ihIiing 1,
u.fili the first. tails short OF the last
H. " B.