The New York herald., 1878-01-12

carried on by making terms and courng support from
its opponents In the very nature OF things only the
worst class OF politicians would wish TO be the
associated or share power with such persons, ana
naturally tho confidence of the country business
must continue TO be wanted IN the stability OF al
fairs under such circumstances The mere compel-
tive examination Of department clerks which IS the
great feature instituted by the government WASH
ngton cannot bring any respect confidence to II,
aud IL cannot relieve II from the cloud upon II,
both by It's origin and by its connection with corrupt
men TO whom II owes its power. What Is wanted und
what IL Indispensable 10 the restoration of any cond
dcncc Is that the government should bc in the hands
Of the legally elected persons, who will have tho
power and support the country In carrying out the
great measures Of its administrative reform. This
Will relieve the oppressed people from the load of tax
alton under which the Impoverished workingme are
aboring.
WILL CONGRESS INVESTIGATE?
"Our country abounds In the means OF supporting
life ard OF opening every variety OF Industry. hence
nothing Is wanted but good government 10 make 1t
discord between the sections has passed away wo
have no longer any southern question. The only
question is whether the monopolies, which for tho
purpose oil using tho government for tneir ends
has kept alive that dscord, shall continue grind
the people 10 powder Now IS manifest that Il has
brought 10 the door The question Of Mr. Hayes con-
tnusncc IN office Is simply OF whether the people
Will license acquiesce frauds pcrperated by The
instruments oi monoplics, whether the public SEN
timent VIII forcc the Legislature at Washington to
provide means for that judicial inquiry which
only result In restoring the government the duly
elected President, whose career Governor of New
York in reducing axes from sl6 600 S. 000 900
his deposition by the monopoiies' rings Is
son Tor believing that the people will insist upon put
ting down the usurpation."
WORK FOR coNGRRssMEy AND SENATOR'S
"Do you think there VIII DO any violent measures
the part OF the peopc?h
~ do not think that any revolutionary measures
VIII DO adopted by the people, but that thoy will re-
quire their representatives IN Washington to ejoct
Hayes by the administration of the law. The city
press for the great part being under the control Of
monopolies and jobDIng interests, their expressions
Stuln W n ngc
by const utonal anu lawful means; and as proof OF
this The only man who voted against tho Electoral
bill from MIS- sissipp last winter In the House OF
Representatives Was unanimously nominated by the
people OF that State last fall tor Go:ernor.
THIS shows concurrence with tho Wow
expressed ut the limo as editor OF tho Union
against tho united press Of the country in favor
op that expedicnt which proved TO be u mere fraud.
For the lrsL time 8 nee have lived IN Maryland
twenty-five years. have been nominated TO posi-
uon by the almost unanimous vote Of the democratic
party ol Montgomery county, whose people wero moro
exasperatcd against me (becauso was formerly
publican aud anti-slavery mani than anybody IN tho
county"
will be tho probable action OF Brown, Lamar Il Co ?"
''rhe class OF men in tho Southern States by whose
detection Mr.. Tilden was defeated Will aOubtiess
sustain Hayes as far as possible They are now
making an effort TO change the issue, assert
ing that IT Is for the peace OF tho South
To sustain Hayes, and they are proclaining him a
great iiberator. They imagine that Blame aud his
hackers will renew the South question; but that Is
u mere prctcnco, because there but two OF tho
Southern States under the control OF those fellows
the last election oil OF the others having escaped even
out oil Grants clutches."
as ONO OF the papers, In commenting on your me
moria, claim thut you are aiming at tho United
States Sena orship; Is that correct?"
81 had no expectations OF any benefits ut Mr.. Tden's
Office, and wrote him that would accept nothing ut
his hands,"