The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-08-24
DIR WASHINGTON LETTER.
WASHINGTON D. c., Aug. II, 1875

Manton Marble must be caretn', III
suggesting the possible unacompl'she:di
result which We should have seen :"
Mr.. Tilden's opposition to the EJECT"
raj scheme had been made public ana
had served to defeat that scheme;
The eminent Democrats who votea
and worked for that plan of al just
ment are still in public life. still have
the full confidence Of those they
then represented. and, despite the
in ,ucuration of Hayes as result "
the scheme, they appear t" % 'he
men who will make platforms anu
candidates in 1880. If 40 attack IS
made upon their intelligence patr',,
. otisc, or party fealty, they ca" ana
will resent it. 1t will not DO tor MT;
Marble to insist, or,his friends ana
y followers to insist, that all these q"al.
. tiles are found in New York and not
. elsewhere. Let us have peace IN tue
n party. a.. :u.o,,;.v no.
.. ). tween himself and Kearney, t" nave
" "laughed heartily" The Eno''ca!,I
70 ton Of Ksarney's speech in Fa1eVl'
~ ~ Hall may account in part for the zen
~ erals ninth. Anybody would lang"
~ u. at the theft of words wlnci, mace up
at m,rt Of that speech, and the clumsy
d, manner in Which the stolen eloqnencee
Ia WAS fitted to the muddy expression Of Of
i" the Sneakers own rude ideas. l
10 Massachusetts has large nnmher o
~ voters who will be influenced ny s1c'
~ haraneues. she may we'll fear tina
IN Butler will some day be her Cover
In nor.
no A curious affair is that in connec
III ton with tho Wisconsin Senat"rsnF
' The contest is between ex-Senato
$50 Matt Carpenter and Senator Howe
=, Caroenter is a man of exceptions
w. ability. and Howe is away below tn
MS AVERAGE Of Senators in sense ana II
'e1 tluence. Carpenter has taken o
!na stand for or against the Adm'uistr'
leu ton, while Howe is its most o'tt''
TO enemy. Yet in this contest the Al
Of; ministration rather favors How
49, Secretary schurz, against whom nov
'ee'y launched epithets in a way to asto
'ly' ish Kearney himself, lie, especial
vas DESTROYS of Ilowe's success. He b
'"o sent the Commissioner Ut Pension
sn CIV his only Bureau oficicer from WI
"'n consin, into that State to WORK
atee' Howe's chances. Secretary Sen:
sa'- NAV be merely heaping Goals OF
w We: Oh his enemy's head, or he may
'x's' conyinced that the Administration
tat + ali the stronger for 4owe's enml
men But what does Carpenter think
' ~" the operation
tne The Republicans are, more ge'
'ase' rallv than the Democrats, ren"m'
't'on tiug their strong and exper'en!'
:. men for the House Of Representat''
Dis This is evidence Of good sense on
op- part Of Republicans.
ma Cant. J. B. Eads, who claims
otes' his jetties to have made the extra
. 10. Of the Mississippi River ''as safe 3,
" !" easy as the entrance to New I
Fates' harbor" aud who promises tur:aer
epre. movements there. has been in
deav- p p;.r for faw dnvs. His first v
ity Of . ~ ,rsat ;mnortance was the brj
com, across the Mississippi at st. LII
tioDal co. tnot w.s a work that all engin
Rail S Sns ~ ha nossible. The pre-
econd 60 49, :" ,er nna vas declared imp
en- Of -. - s,s ~ tha enoineers Of the C
nds Of . ."r ';nc,H ~ those Of tue Army.
from wy ''e j" ALBIO