Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-09-25
Observer,
Washington Letter.

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Specsal CoTi1spoadenccpf Inc 0RsERgFR
WNaifssroS, ID. G.. september lsaa, 1879,
h1ierr's a eiAdl service reform
for you, and that with a yen=
geance, The Treasury Depart
ment employees have bled TO sus-l
tain Blaine ip. MaiAe. Blaine is
dFclaise Of Secretary Sherman,
ilieyshaye bIsd to sustain the
RephbIcan party in Ohio. That
IS the Secretary State: But
taelSectetaryi sefases TO Let them
dc assessed for The party ia New
FORK. IAN ageiit for the New
YorksState Committee appeared
yesterday and asked permission
to canvass the Department for
subscriptions, The credentials
were taken into SccretaEy Sher-
Iaaais spong and atlera ten min-|
lHcs' consultation the clerk le-l
ttwnedrsnd said that it was in
violation ofaeiyil service order
No. /. This, if possible, is mere
;glSurd than the original order,.
and more contemplate than open
;Hld fragrant daily violation of
tic order by its authors Such
thing would bring a blush to.
the face OLA horse Jockey.
iItis now probable that the
difficulty in the New York denr4,
oci.atic party viii be arranged to
the satisfaction of every demo-
erat except John Kelly and a
very few Of bis followers. There
IS no split in the party, and eve.
by democrat in New York is.
working earnestly for the sue
cess of the whole ticket except
FOR the candidate for Governor,
and nearly all those who were
opposed to tie nomination of
Gov. Robinson are now support
ing him earnestly. The best OBJ
seryersaDd the shrewdcst calcu-
lators say THAI the nominationof
Kelly, for Governor (even if he
shouldscoatinue candidate. um-
Ill the oeleqtion) Will not draw
off from Robinson more than
two pI- three Thousand votes, and
this number tleNew- York De-
mocraeN can afford to lose, and
still bayesasg eod round majority
left. The Iammmy bolt is be-
ginning to- lbea regarded Z as a.
movement that will hurt nobody
antatllose engaged i'll it, as a
sort of,poljtical hari-kari Of j ohm
kelly and a few other New York
City politicians. II is generally
believed among Democrats here
tbat9 Kelly will within a week
retire from the candidacy for
Governor but it is of little con-
sequence whether he does or not,
as the lhmmany wing of the
New York Democracy have to
a considerable extent refused to
follow him, and by so doing
have proved themselves true To
democratic principles, and TO the
democratic Organization, and
have thus left him powerless for
evil! oh hll5 s4s1...! "a
The question will assuredly
come before Congress atits next
session, whether or not aid shall
loc given toCone or more lines OF
IL 81 Steamships, including one
to1}IaziLl Votes OF previ9usCon-
gYesses,itis claimed, by which aid
was refused, are not conclusive
as1to the final decision. With
light exports and our finances in
an unstable condition many who
favored aid felt8 compelled to
vote against it. Now, when we
are sending ABROAD such enor-
lnous values ofour produets,and,
10 sIl Appearances will soon be
the, greabp producing country Of
the world, there will naturally
be an Increase in, the number of
those who, knowing that we
ought to do our own carrying
trade, viii believe it the policy
70 aid enterprises looking TO that
end. ao I-si.r.e MCKAY.