The New York herald., 1879-07-03

satisfaction to the country that it will be disposed
overlook the fact that the United States marshals
are lett without pay.
MR. HAYES RELIEvKD.
From the Washington ID. CO. Post-dem.l
The adjournment OF Congress lifts heavy weight
from the long depressed spirits Of Mr.. Hayes.
man in the possession of stolen goods can feel
quite at his while the agents Of the owners are
around in large numbers.
SAD, BUT TRUE
From the Baltimore Gazette-ind. dem.]
We may remark that Congress adjourned I,se die
yesterday afternoon at five o'clock. and that the
solemn state of affairs which Mr. Huyes alleged be
true Monday may be said to be equally true to.
day. In fine. the poor marshals still unprovided
for.
WISE PREcAUrIoN
From the Springfield (dass) Republican-ind. rep.l
Congress has adjourned at last-left the marshals
and deputy marshas without an appropriation.
passed the Quinine bill and adjourned. There was
standard tonic The majority will be sadly in need
of 1t.
A VERY SMALL TROPHY.
From the Providence Journal-rep.l
Congress finally adjourned at Ave o'clock yestcr-
day afternoon. The democrats. who opened the
extra session with noisy declarations that they would
repeal all the war legislation. retire with very
small trophy crippled Judicial service. resulting
chiefly in the impunity of breakers In the South
AN END OF MISCHIEF KING.
From the Philadelphia Press-rep.]
Never since free government began has there been
more studied defiance and disregard the part Of
the majority of the accepted rules Of ''fair play
than this Congress has shown and that it is. for
continued mischief making is . source OF much
gratihcation. \
DEMOCRATIC SURRENDER.
[From the Brooklyn Union-Argus-rep.]
The first session of the Fortysixth Congress is a4
an end. It can hardly be said to be an adjourn
ment. Congress has oozed out. subsided. dropped
away as 1t were. dies wave along the shore" :"
The ignobe termination OF this II in singular
contrast with the arrogant swash-buckler style in
which the session commenced.
WHAT HAS BEEN GAINED.
from the Boston Post-dem]
The first session OF the Forty sixth Congress ended
ct five clock yesterday afternoon. In spite of the
reckless demagogues who have led the obstruction
lists and procured vetoes from the President. the
democrats have obtained the passage of laws which
will prevent the OF troops and deputy marshais
at the polls during the coming year and give the
people Of the Southern States impartial jurors.
usxLEss, TIREsoME AND ExAsPKRATNa.
From the Boston Globe-dem.l
Congress adjourned yesterday afternoon. and the
feeling of qualification at the relief will be general
The contest in which the legislative and executive
branches Of the government have been engaged hes
been useless tiresome and exasperatlDg. Had Con-
gress adjourned ut after the first series of
vetoes was received much expense would have been
saved and the result would not have been vastly
ferent from that which is now reached.
WIDER APART THAN EVER.
From the Baltimore American-rep.l
The democratic party came out Of the last cam
paign with the prestige of success in the election
by the people. but what political capital 1t had left
after the Potter Committee got through its opera
tons this extra has lost it. In every way its
plans have failed. Instead of bringing forward
issues which would unite the party aud keep differ
financial policy in the background the
of the found the gulf between the hard
and soft money factions wider than ever.
RESULT OF DEMOCRATIC STRATEGY.
From the Worcester (Mass.) Spy-repl
The whole expense and turmoil OF the extra ses-
sion have been incurred for nothing and the poli-
ical result is the consolidation Of the republican
party everywhere democratic dissension and defec-
tion and the conceded defeat OF that party in
every State hitherto considered doubtful. This is
the result Of democratic strategy DIR. Franklin's
parable OF the statesman who knew how to make a
great State smaller might be told Of democratic
leaders. who have developed remarkable capacity
for making party smaller and weaker.
A DEMOCRATIC CANAAN.
IRON the Newark IN. J.) Journal-dem.l