, 1879-03-13

rst stra.vhtforwurI minority, n,,t s,lcl 1t will
remain. Wo do iiot wnnt The Speaker on my
trailing proposltions. We e1nest to 3 1on!'aIa 0,as
il.at lle Will he defeated. as IN the past when
nc have bceu In tile minority. We
ARE FIn,irISa rot 1880.
not that wc expect u gain ans n'onlc,'tous nd
santaaa in thts Congress. Wo tntentl t9 carry
all tratics. Certainly | would not a'lviac Tho
making Of anv surt ot terms with tl'o t1recn-
backcrs, as wn nrr fighting them most vlgor-
os " sseIy " 9sys we Wit s rne e viii viii
II The latter pnrty l1l Congress- Wishes to elcct
IS Breaker of, t,!o 11ouso Blackburn Of s1,c
South, Tint is their affair, mot hs1ra Our plat
Republican. principles, and Weld n FREQ la,,co
anon. tlln majority. II Tic obnoxious election
measures. sl,ould possfhly pass tlr2uslt boi,
loussa .lnals which la5y "a, , pcli3eys, ie.:,,on anp
Ilayc. will probably htand BY us a,d veto It."
1l'ou believe there Is little doubt Of q yctoa"
"ptesllcnt Hayes wlll tlnqncstionaby TGto
tho bill, anl u can't bo nasscd over q seto ll!c
thc Democracy Will t,ayo to oacls do'yt. or else
will bear tho responsibility Of letting s!n Gov:
crumcnt stop from ncxt july l. from lack Of
,;l, tunhs i to curry II on Tho party eau tak0 Its
Anorr rnE CHINESE.
"wlat Is You opinion, dencral' In reference
II hayc n great dral Of sympathy With tl'e
sqsfo refery!,ec to .his snb1cet; Gut II va. mis-
take on thu part Of eulno Congressman to con-
found the Immigration Ut tlle regular Ch!ncse
to this country with the adscnt Of Coo!les. who
sInvcs. ii,' W hayo right to reject all slaves;
there nrc laws to prevent their importation to
tic United States Just rs In old lines. Tl!esc
laws cut be nadc to apply, to the Coo-
ohtaln the end, III view Of preventing tlsc
utroluetion OF Coulic lnbur to the disadvantage
OF the working c!nescs nt tls country. we might
lmako treaty with China by which 1t would be
understood tha. s'aves r tool1cs were not to b.
luu,Ict on orr shores. But TO say that uny we'll
behaved, law-abldsng- person Should ba Kept
away when dcsroIs OF coming Of Ills own free
will, aside from tic Coollo systom, would DO
lnra and contrary to tho Intentions Of our III
YIN ! hlll OF the character you iadien'c be
w iii ii in some modified form, may bo pre-
| fcntcd, nt,t II In proper Shape relative to tic
| Coolies, wo will 10 willing to help Its passage,
and tlt President and all will concur In 1t;
| !. How long is this session Of Congress likely
1T should be concluded in six weeks; but
| there tnny be, rs Rall, wsanEle over tho
| Spcaferslip anu other subjects, causing 1t to
| conttnuu for longer titnc,
! PERHAPS ALL SUMMER.
| lHGrQ UHf pO ALlEllulS luAi4t W III
| proyv in lie rccttfy'ng ot sugar. Not lonE ngo
IL 1vns asrcrtatned TINT the Nation Ia losing from
,00C, 600 to s., D0. 900 rcsonna On suEar from
| indcrvaluaton. If Congress- had passed Dill
! 10 permit the Secretary Of the Treasury to
| remedy the difficulty. everything would hare
been Immediately set right, but no agreement
could be CONS 10 on aceoullt Of tho opposition.
hope Tint Congress ilay decide on Eotno' altt-
| NC psovlsiau, 40 that TIC Secretary may havc
| The power to correct uudcrValuattons wlcro ho
recommends; md tile Republicans will try bard
| to effect tic change. Even three weeks might
finish up the SESSION; bns, e thc M petaocsats s
mcusurcs without the election achcIe, they Will
be met with stanch resistance Tile session
will be iast as long Is thclr atubboFnncss and
fatuity vii! a1ow."
HWill there be any other disturbing clo.
tncntst"
"Ycs; ........
| THE 1NEEHBAcKERB,
ever sincc The passage Of anil succcasfnl results
!siied, md deslrous of doing something to give
them an ADVANTAGE"
"What IS yonr opip!on Of Thurman no,sl
You wore ,spoaktn; Of him when n'c' you lust
:" Alr. Thurman. hns been following further
md further from the course that he should prop.
| orly pursue,-t0 70 first after EEccnbncis. mud
| then on thc hint Tor the Presidency. 10 Is
influence Is always Gust where It appears thAt 1t
| will urovo personally bepcaeial.n
| u}VItl his efforts Wtu Tho noinfuntIonf1
, "puSp ~ :. .f.1.p1S. ''lm 49,.
"lt Itlticn ilycs at4 ID Melt, tue democrats
arc fatilcr boat " lako ns!a uR :, 10y see Llley
aau choice oa aM9 GoH'ses sa1 H. WIN WI retGl9neo ~
!.1, 1 n r., srIrn"H ~" ;o1icp - ,,rsn
,xinot The thcy c1nm n true. TfiIen is terribly
abused uau, mud he must ba n,tniuntci! Tor tic
] Tnsi,,rncy. it iooks as il ho could ,lIstate thv
eoinatSn y sayang; ~ lIs1c, ,at tae ns, q losP s'
II" nrcttv sharn ono for tho party 10 hang OF. II
|
! rr1ev M.rruE7ue
! bIANANI ntA A41H HS"
Bn1Ep AND INFORMAL CHAT WITH THE E1-
| SENATOR.
4 Cincinnati EnYa:rtr, 1Narca II:
whokc tcrm nj service In the NatIouol Lcels-
~.oho tsa'n - ~ ~ ~, ,rs. arr,'.a l.. s,
tas"to e1p!rco w tno 7ta 'iss't a'4!'ea ~ 'l'c
bosom Of hts asoretf'ne constituency last satuf-
dny evening, and yesterday resumed Ills arcus-
timed sent at Ills ofltce desk, where ho will for
the rrescnt look after hfB private interests In
! -, ..,t ~ III. ,,r<,f.o.Iop r'hc a,r,t,r,u