, 1877-10-23


tkat u II said 10 resemble tht early days of tho |
bEtacb between Andrew johnson and Congress.
SENATOR NORTON.
Ais scfPoRr or THE rhE>lpEs7,
isntA1aroLis, Ust. g,.-Thc following cis-
torsal will appear in the Jour'sM to-tnorfow. II |
exposes Senator Merton's views upon she duty
Of Republican numbers Of Congress. having |
trcn rcai IL him and received bis hearty ap- !
prova'. aud embracing his ideas:
While tl'ert nrs few Republican. who can tire .
declaration made by The President which 20 to
:f ~ r1: Il: sn"~ H.; md
iuat.fy liz lscpnE'.sans IN di.tfa.ant either
10 fc fceltn. the part "f thn+e who a!sapssovc
se:'atn ae ot The ptesi'leet that lhey arg better
IL tic President
lie is An ORIGINAL REPUBLICAN,.
enI :. cittl,ls. and has nrver warcreI Of Gccn
mental doctsines Of The Republican party. l!e
even II he .noud 70 desre, 70 be othcr than ! Ke.
srn,e.. eat il h.s devotion 10 the pfiueiple.
sn1 desire lot ,ths psspeta!t1 of the tte.
sss'9 En- as' It: R:y "' sna ii: as:. s spu f
ltean Cohkrcts1''en should nut bscak With him on
mere questions Of policy. President fiayes has a
untrieadly criticism md attacks of hts party: be
shDatd rceclgc heis Buppnrt and be given tLcts hcst
sud lfuest adylce.
TnH PRESIDENTS PARAMOUNT purr
Is to the county and: II he we're TO place rinpfc
nsrty saecc.. ahose the public ,nisft.t. Be- wnald
b:atr 10 fh ssn
o. 9us;.'on,, e. psl'sy w"a'd a.s thc rtes'.
p"on saa ye. tssg Do th. ID ea eaeet ~hen sn' no1
denonnee hs policy bccansc Of thc damaging effect
it, p;obsss eieet ara, the hsh"r intetr.i* II thc
country. The pFesdent IL In the beat po.tb1e ro.
70, kaoos ~st opsnt T. s e"e II !.
living m.n for ths consequence Of his acts. and,
10 Tue public welfare. that courrc should not nc
h1 b." r.rty t.edt ~ u, nnles j. /. n p1i.
seIsis not il as ppcen z s.ae T., he
mere creature Of congrc... and
SHOULD NOT liz THE :&Eisi: Tont or PARTY.
ton. Nc mIeht not hare aonr to !he same e1tcn.
pts y: Sss' ss Sss .:, i: ass' a. Ia
transpIrnt in .l.e. part y.afs.. hasr, r.
!uiiea .sas protse.iq;n. 2; eiastsa ton,e b.n!.
aeaS Ssse Kat !1e ;sy r 0 aansin M e s
ses s tssp ,spes e @S sa Is III
southern policy cannot is.. The same policy
might have tTcn luAuerF1ttd Of any tin1r s!nct Inc
statcs ccme forward With au honest rusposc ao,l
psoacrcd the SANG 'plcducs. So long - thels
pledge ar ksps and pcase n'ansanc The posy
peaes ~ sna t eoaeson ' Wsa tse:a Il stas
70 oi :n!ta !. .s.ts s Z" md project tho equal
suALL E1rkcT TIE PEACE POLICY 70 ne
ABANDONED
The %1 i4s,n. end fG,ss P0s5 nsol y,
pIcdee of c,vil.sefvice reform. The pledge Va,
made by hie party md war fully apprn,ed and in.
doTscl bv hitn The votes Ut tic peunlr bad
h~en SECURED for him upon his solemn promise
made IN the Cincinnati platform and u hts !ctsI
Of acceptance that b" ~ouldinAususnte the reform!
asmsHdssa H. to9s eomprs,asn.isS ausysJ ~ q
service. Whiea - fnnftanta!l$ p1omol'on ~ once:
much ~ "e rror1otc 10 m or aImt ana nasy. ant
onna no1 ,rne sf ILL., sna seu H. utrra
haa"; ~ ths consultation WITH NJ" eaolnst NJ
laid down
r,,, th. h, WIFI nat 19,no,r .n, faithful,
pctcnt o!icar without toms cause. and would no
retain an incompetent Or dishonest nne for anl
aS% sSon ns se Ind Il "
caae lead hIn, tu yio'at~ 'e hrst and funaanenia
tule third that Gny one assuming 10 perform In
> duttrs Of pubtie 0dito and receiving IT. rewhn
| should Cive 10 it biz unttvIdeh attention. VII,
can 0bjeet 10 one Of there rnlca. Ara they M
sound md for she potlic good: :, Tho
I mnY "oFE ocenlonat haf1shtpn. ~ geit
: e1hl fhrs 1o. out suius su'er tHG*t " !aa
ooWn ana ESldl5 hdiAfen 70. inc oetli,a lnF w
execution a. 81 thr'e rnls. must ne %nee:s.asi1J b. .sf
c | largely 70 inc urrattmtna. ilc etecntotn "a
ara W. aoobt hni hase otI.so 'nao some pfoseflp
catiy. It ia not i,se,y ihas Inc H3mintstratio
can coutfn Inc acflnn OF cistl ohlees
sonneesea Wtn ~ ne uen.i HotK o. tne,f patty. 10
10 ID 10 1ibsrtT Of taousht and acGon :hoai.t ~