Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-05-02
Political Notes.

The Brooklyn Eagle asserts that
the New York World has been pur-
chased by Mr.. Tilden, and intimated
that there is lively work ahead.
Bell, Of Florida, said by McLin to
coincide with him about the election
frauds, comes to the front and de-
clares that McLin is lying about the
matter.
voorhees, is concentrating his intel
lect on speech which is to be sever
al sizes larger than the greatest Of
fort Of his life." No wonder the Sen
ate is in hurry to adjourn.
York Tribune.
We heard an old Democrat remark
the other day that he was glad that
salvation was free, for il it were not
he did not believe the Nationals
would get a smell.-New Port Hoosier
State.
This Democratic Congress appears
to have gotten into such a tangle
that adjournment is looked to as re-
lief to the party. This seems to be
the common fate OF Democratic bod
les.
Let Secretary Sherman grapple
the bull by the horns and resume
now, or the moment that Congress
passes the Senate bill. Delay is I'M
necessary, and the end may as well
bereached now as later.-Inter- Ocean.
Proctor Knott looks upon the Nc
Lin business as simply so much Dem
ocratic thunder. The Cincinnati En-
qattrer thinks the rattle or explosion
was premature. Other Democratic
papers, with Hendricks tendencies,
think it Tilden trick.
1t is said that the tall Voorhees,, OF
the Wabash, has forgotten the dear
people and in the late struggle es-
poused Jay ..Gould's railway monop-
oily schemes in Congress. Since Dan
lei failed to whip in the Nationals Of
Vigo county he seems to be growing
reckless and is looking rather TO-
wards a plethoric pocketbook than
the interests Of the laboring millions.
Delphi Journal.
The Southern Democratic papers
particularly object to the appoint
ment OF George L. Smith to the New
Orleans Collectorship, because he is
one Of the shrewdest politicians and
managers that the Republican party
ever had in Louisiana.
The Cleaveland Herald believes
that Ohio Republicans will have
enough to do In fighting the Demo-
cracy and the Nationals next fall,
without raising any needless senti-
mental issues about the exact
amount of approval the administra-
ton is entitled to from the party.
And this, says thei Cincinnati Times
is not only the voice OF the Republi-
cans of the Western Reserve, but OF
the entire State.
Fitzsimmons was appointed United
States Marshall in Georgia, we were
told, because as Democrat he could
peaceably carry out measures which
a Republican could not. But. accor.
ding to the Georgia Republican, Dem.
ocratic violaters OF the law show nc
more willingness to be arrested by a
Democrat than by a Republican.
The Fitzsimmons Cancellation expe-
riment was failure.
What IL it should turn oat thai
there were frauds in the electora
count in Florida which had they beer
confessed in time, would have chang
ed the result? 1t isn't a remarkably
new discovery in American politics
There were the Louisiana frauds il
1914, in palquemine parish, by which
the vote OF the State was stolen ava,
from Henry Clay to Polk, the Demo
cratic candidate; and there were tn,
enormous Tweed frauds OF 1868, by
which the vote OF New York was Civ
en- to Seymour. Nobody denies then
now, but we never heard that any at
tempt was made to have them recti
fed.