, 1879-05-24
EXPECTS or THE EXTRA SESSION.

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EFFECTS or THE EXTRA sEssl0N. :.
Tho extra aoasion has produced M odeet
on tho country f"r In excess OF Tint which
was expected, evan by tho most sangutne
Nernblioan8, whom It was called. It naa
practically overturned tho Democratic ma
]ortty on tho popular vote. Nobody WHO 1a
competent 10 1ndgo now doubts TINT, II the
election wefe hold tomorrow tue hopuoiio-
an Candidates wonla 20 easily elected ihe
1all election In ohto this ycar is already d1s"
counted. II IL 30 ooFtatn to result in . Ne-
paoiioan Vlotory thas prominent oandsa"ses
on the Detnootatio side aro very low and very
reluctant Whom 30 ahre"d a nan aa soma
tor THURMAN dlawa oaok aud higglea about
acoept'ng nomination that ho could haso
1of INC ase'ng,-a nomination. moreover
that, u IL could 90 followed ny on election
mou1u w e1a.'Als,' ~ - u's e'o'1a ~ .n
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1ton' o'aot 'ouseos ~ 'uo caao' aie' @ WY
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1t is supposed that lntl'ana' which has
been desperately IND Democratic STATE OF
late' may return +" Republican majority tll!s
year. This Is moro than can s'o reafon"oy
expected; but tho fact that such prod'c-
tion is made and widaly entertained by intel
lgont mon ta a s'gn OF tho tln1es. Now
YORK IL another staso much Affected by tho
Democratic policy IN congress. FERNANDO
Woop ratveIy confessed fow days ago that
1t the Election laws "oro not mod'hcd Ne"
York could not bo carried by the Demo-
Gratis again. Thnt meant un,qneastonably
that the Democrats hoped to carry it. by
frnud. They carried 1t In 1875 by large
majority, as thoy ailogo, without fraud; If
they cannot do the samc again, it must be
TINT greas chango In popular fooltng has
taken placo in TINT State.
But tho most important offoct Of tho c1tra
session relates indirectly to tho GIANT
movement. Since it has been fully per-
coived that tho Democrats hnvo committed
political suicide, and TINT, barring accidents,
tho next President will surely be Rspub.
lcau, shero has beon much Less excitement
among tho politicians about GnAsr, aud his
availability "a d candidate has been much less
urged. GnAsr wns in any case aernier rx,-
sort Nobody really wantotl him. There was
no popular enthusiasm for him ns opposed to
all othor nopublicans. But II was felt at
ono time that CHANT was the only Repub-
lican that could be elected. Now that this
feeling has passed. away, and TINT tho
people, as whole, nre confident my good
Republican can DO eloctoa, comparatively
littlo Is heard about GnANr. Tho ileas that
ho was supposed specially to represent aro M
vital as over. Opposition to Southern force
is still cardinal article in tho Republican
creed Northern mon are IA determined rs
ever to maintain tho dignity Of the natfou,
| to prohibit the payment OF Southern Claims,
aud to make tho political results Of tho War
enduring. but 1t Is felt that all these onds
can now bo secured as ccrtninly by tho cleo
tion Of any other Republican as by that OF
Con. GRANT, aud that 1t Ii permitted to tho
Intelligent people Of tho North to exercise
some choice rs to whom they shall nominate
Othor things being equn', there is no doubt
TINT the people would choose to respect the
unwritton law which limits my ono man to
| two terns Of the Presidency. In spite of
this custom, Gen. CHANT would bc botter
r,nr far Pr.aff1nnt In TIM nnfnfnr ef n1t1tforu
| ~ his rorn+rvnar Tim, o,v Dono,-ot ,-,,ta
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