, 1879-07-08

e"e" "l"tlt III h1F IRlc VIC nave Kept The purity
togcfler"; who the Isuputiltun. wink At each
other and sar. with quiet ttucklc, swell, nc
1lasc managed 10 rcuultc our party vnce n,ure. II
but neither side Is cDni1deut nf ihn future. and
hoslI @rc atxtouslr looking for the rcanlt of the
fall clccs!oNs to Indicate what the peop,o think,
The prcsldcnt has, It Is generally admitted,
been tho greatcst and perllaps tho only real
Enlner by the tcdiout extra session. it has
n'ndc him force In Ills party. Tie Admins
ttation has became In the lus. threr n,ous'ls tic
head Of the purity. as.d tfnngh iirse nre slJlt
vigorous ma'cpi,tcnts ltke Blaine and Conkiing,
who Ht1r up perpetual rcroli ngainst thu i'rcsi-
uens they put Into lir Wbttt, lio1se. Mr.. iIa,cs
1las now the great body Ut Republican Repre-
aentntiyes stnlninE by him, ,nnd Il must tjo asti
tint hu flas ncycr ovcrcstLmatcsl the cs,uractcr
a'"l a wc'ght Df the Senatorial onpos,ttou to him.
" frequently says that 4narral hctwcen a
President md the leaders II Ills pnrty tn i}c
Senate Is Tic normal condition ii American
politics. !. has never n1arInel him, and It viii
nut l!rrr9iter Inconvenience him even. There
a'e alreat1y stra"s whtcft ghuw tin. the anti.Ad-
ministratin Republican leaders IN the bcp1tc
llnve carried their colleagues fl,rtllrr than they
will rvcr carry tl!etn hereafter IN opposition to
s',e President. There Is n growing impression
among !lc Republicans ll,nt Mr. Hayes III a re-
t,arsablr coo hand; patient. wary, not eapa!,1c
Of gettlng scared; d shrcwd a,nt .a,r-hcactl
politician, nnt far wiser n1rl tafer party lender
tI'nll ihc irato senators who lIarc yaln!y huLtcd
HHHIlEEk l11n1 E3 VtICH,
Th0.e Republicans who ore without an nfter-
Thought uni timpfv t1ts!rolIs 1t t1r sucrrss OF
'fltlr unrty are going hume Ml, greatly tpcrras-
cd conl1duncc IN Mr. Havex, und tile faith tlat
hs = on sils "toc iH best Ica1cr for them, mar
tirularly When elections are ut hA,Ei. Thu fav-
tioiss opposftton vi Republican Senators l,as lost
ilistn both influence aud ntlllclcnts oY late, Mr.
Colklsng tried III vain 10 rot the Now York del
sG1tlon , IN .llc unaau to yo1c against the Army
Dill. NJ. Chandler met With the Batnc III euc-
ccss With the Michigan delegation. Gen, Gar
tteIt!, who was understood tu reprscnt tito Pres
ldcnt, cnsily beat them both. md knows it.
Ile Dcn'oefats atili underrate Mr. HaYes,
lac whlch IS ioolisti Of them. They roy that III,
Which Is probably true as regards Offices, for IN
SUCH tnattcrs le il npt tn uct upon Ilss latest
ll!hss. They aro naturally 'rftatc at tho iatest
% veto' Hat theY have themselves to blaine for
tht, ns we'll % the. preceding checks they ilaye
met With an. Nhcn they gut eoolcr, the se,lsi-
blu men anlo1; Them wifi conlu to tile concl,,.
sion tint thu President Is more formidable
man TO hare as en or.,onent than all il,n anti
tllat u 1t ahoild occur to the ulnhs OF the Re
publican politicians to frankly accent his ]cadrr.
atir ni't suldace and ranEe themselves along
slds at !'lH Administration, thought wllcil
number OF thcln s!l,re the extra scssoL began,
thu Democrats would Eavu tar more difficult
tusk ~ 1Ssu than they bare FL tar anticipated.
Both PARTIES enter reluctantly. upon the fall
%Ah 4Hc 1EHtt4taIhuN HsE u 4{LLIE QlfHu I'll
their safes, on The currency Essun nIonr. They
will try tu mix little Ut tlle I.clc1 vel! - in
With tho otllcr issues. The Democrats arc for
ale present nt a loss Whrtlwr t'n'y ought 10
rc,lry notLoiIs the lcasllug ISSUE II. their cas-
pai:n. 'lhe Kopuhlfsans ltoue ,hat, by ttr aig-
nature of tic Army bill, try have cntten lid II
!m :" troops Ut The pills" :" issue, Int tilcy tayc
for the tnust Eart drcnf IT (e whoie question
Of the troops an' election Atarsllnls, and would
ratlcr have 1t nit O[ The Hlr,
III ts,s They diitcr from ic President, wllo. II
he could nake tie tss1rs ot sl'Is and ::cxt ycar's
burg NE too1r slllrtninl 'tc Jiebe ycif forsycr.
stu, thu drcary and nsecss ilrht a.:uiust th.,
so1tflcrnere, alld. white fm'klnE to ncw Qncs-
tIous to cnuage thu attention oi the country,
ysion Of Federal elec'lt!'s By Federal officers,
iHc'adsng bath Supervisors aud siurshals,
ls pEnt'cr, necessary, nllh nuglt never to tc |
given up; ts'nt 'hc present Federal Election |
Laws truy need amendment. hut that they ough.
never TO DC rcpea]ed, a1l's nlay perhaps III sutnp
particulars ncel to be made more cotHpreletl- |
stva Ana rigorous. Hr mt only believes This, |
lmt he believes tint naIortlr ot thr voters
Throughout tllc COUNTRY asrco Will, him.
Astuu from this, there IL rcasnn to believe
ttat ho would fayor, an.l may iudcea takc tic
earliest opmhrtunify to publicly recommend, d
eonnrs1lenstYe svstcM OF puollc improvements,
inetudlnE tlis Mississippi River n,nt It's trbuta.
ries md oihcr Internal navigation works, to
which llc would ndd liberal aul 1udicfO.,s
though nut vxtrayacntit, subsidies to steam mai
llnca, whsel valsld conucet ol,r ports with those
sil Central an.l South Amcrieu, with view to
tic Tapid and large increase OF Our comtuerec
with nll the countries south ot III Oh this eont-
iIcnt. He would probably seek to form a,lya,,-
tagcolie commercial treaties with these CSu,1.
tries. lie would like to scc North ul,l Saul,
American commercial confederation formed. |
'!'1 1t would not bu surprising Ii ho slloulu a'!-
llrnss Congress on the sltbloct III Decen,ber,
What kind of a rccuptn such po,iry would
'uect With from tI": hide-oouuu Republican
bowling about ,llc lse,'elIon it is dtlicalt i" to
|orcte!t; but, II one tay Judge fTn Whit In said
here in private discussion ou sCctl subjects IN
Ehis. it seems certain That II ar, 1iuycs alsu,,l
boldly recommend ll.slinrt t,atcy Of this Kind
II his nuxt annual message lle would not need
10 snre for the opposition Ut tlE Senatorial l,,al.
!ontcnts wlm have hitherto opposctl HIN. Tllrru
5 s0tsfc reason to bccyu HAT tir extra tca4Iuu
1as nude Inn, strong croueh With llis party til
Ms own hcIiu1, 10 yetiturs I'll such new gfuunti
U December. hut tlM rrsult Ut tue fall elrc.
llflNI,
There f. rurnor current lIcro TINT the Grant
leu ars sn 10 spcak af ~ "Watcsi"a @ sHi isr IT.
h. Administration In Ohio% The pEan H. Tits
nnr asserts: MT only tn s'cat alr. Foster. but
= 2. lrt 1fts Legislature bc Democratic. so as to
''s Administrations, thonGh It n,ay carry u |
0nyenllnn, ru,lnnt e'rct uuybody. 1t IL u little
ur!olss TINT aton with this rlsclUr runs anol lr,
we'll fondeti, TINT ti,u ustt,ta Mr.,
tlt1cn rtcentIy tt'!d 2 tienFgfa politician tf,,t
9ew furk would 20 Republican this TALL, but
!IAt tEfa would nut ne..ssatiIy nj fatal h! ttte
hoprs In lSs0. Thus tile I,l,!en
lovetnc.lt md slt GrAnt movement pcuptv
'nul'l seem to br p1tyl,,% tls aas.le llt,le ea'ue
1 rutnis. in order thr snnro certainly to rule.
i s!mws. stnclllarlY. wliAt dsersc IDEAS prc.
MI Iu thr Ilcpahltrau purity Just nov, lhut,
Fhtla THE Administration would greutiy prefer 9
lch l,oliey ot nuw itlr&s ath Of Eonl will be- ,
wccn tht scctlahs rs ~ outlined uhoyr, tho btsl.
'urts taik Ut 'hstrl,rtl,'! sle suushrt 1el,lt,.
.1l l1'ulnrs next ytar. utter tho CunvcniI.uI, !
1t IL urgan'zo tho pArty IN any soul.rrn Statr'
at lrast lny NJ t!sr Cotton S.afes, hut 10 rome
orfh mud help 10 MAKE "SoIl Surth," bY
:ct1res MI. snee,l!cs. IIvttts bluohruEtilln,, A.
'llrsts IT Southern terrorism. bnlhtozing, uWj
tern.GlllhIg. There Is something ~ iu,nrptu.
ly barren at,utt such programme as tt,Is Tint
Is a'nost Iaughablt. hut there Is Gs,0,l autior.
7 fnr saying t!nt tlIis IL tbs ''ssalHartH lte i
lb3ltan programme Tor lSS0. !,
NOTES AND NEWS.
THE MAhsllALs,