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GARrEELn,s cABENar.
The Two Inside Forces CoBteD-
ding fOV the 8scenG8Ecy.
Nov Nn-l- Snn

! New YORK cuns
There are two conteuding forces
in the Republican party, eacd seeking
4 to gain the ascendancy, whose inter,
/ ests and ambition clash and must be-
( come a cause Of serious disturbance in
/ the councils and 10 the makeup oi
the new Administration. Theopposing
fac6ous ina ie common caase st taa
! recent election, and each stro7e 70
outdo the other in thn hope and per-
h8ps in the expectation Of being the
controlling influence IN the event Of
success.
"The Grant leaders. who, after the
treaty Of Mentor, became the actual
managers Of the campaign. a5d direc,
ted it, operations and "a - -l0llii,
cy, @ill not be content with aay sec
ondary place. They are acting, ag,
gressive, and insolent. Wiih All his
gifts aud attainments, Garfield has
little moral courage, anl no power Of
resistauce3 such as the popularity Of
his position requires. He must eth
er yield 10 the demand Of Conkliug
and company or he must fight them
from the outset.
Either alternative IS full Of danger
to him and his party, Compromise
IS not practicable, because the third
termers claim the whole merit Of sue
cess, and viii not consent TO share
h0nurs with their riviIs ou an equal
footing.
The Federal patronage and al the
power derived fromtor associated with
Is must be welded exclusively By
ConkiiDg, Cornell and company, or
there viii be 10 peace. So much is
certain. How the professional reform
ers and the civil service men #l.i take
this dispeusation remains as a prob-
lem to be solved. Their canaci!y for
swallowing dIsagreeaJle things is velv
remarkable, and theiy submission 10
authority has heretofore te.n serW.e,
Witness Egarts eulogiz'ug Cornell and
Arthut, after having mainly coltrlU~
uted 30 their dismissal from Office up~
on aishoAoHng charges
- far rs Blame Is concerned there
VIA be no Objection OF eoufse, to mas
coouol. oi7 the patronage Of p1alae,
aa perhaps OF some o.her parts ot
ne" hhg'ena. a I3i.t Blame man
may even .b5 admitted as 'Iact''1"i
p''f u the Sd"l1istt..sl5.., hHt usa.l
condllon tH"t he VIII t1il INTO me
and accept taesljuaa9n As be hnas iT.
The turn Of events has deeply NOR
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