The daily gazette., 1880-03-11
Grant a candIda,.
HE SAYS AMERICA

onuldate.
eovrsuxsr Nls AMERICA NEEDS A ,,..
MAN TO GIVE 1T. 'nAr HE'S h,
New York, March q
.,a.s mas a letter from Mexico IN O,Saay's sa,y 81
slons are made to ~ Gsm u which ar
correspondent states m' iba, GIant N
frequently stated durius oIas h, Grant II
nI 60 lnat America was in heed lee rpm nIi Nj
government aud that be wss VI "a sau
TO furnish such a .oyeruMa was 'he pn,
Grants opinion 1t is necese. uI, In Ca
Republican candidate should !, Aa v
VINO will not hest late to S.u Us.. nue.. Ue ~
20 OBTAIN bis rights, aud tLe proper y, hn
would not fear TO order on, ',e ,e ma1 Vi
IS me candidate who is wan,as M ,,IS nllial
MoIeoyer, as between lbe d,s
Gaders OF the Republican rs n,,u a1a,
Gen. Grants opinion tLal thap pany
,. between conklIng and b ain vla Tna'S asS,la
DER either Of them a weak Ca ca0Sidia. %GSIa NJ
secretary Sherman would he b"uiualeut ',iI,
er. The financial policy unde, Ia '.lll sl sat
sun, snmp ion n has taken piaCe, wa, 'al'l aa y. '
tlon of Mr.. Sherman, AID Ii, ~ ,.ls sls
vaunted success is due eptIyslv ira Ias
policy begun and planned by bae,y Gaa S&
During the incumbencv Of Nm wa TIlt
the n real power has been in ,be ~, b,,ls n,ls
sherman, and every one know, "s.a' s.
has been used. If any one u.n, aOs
office, 1t would be much bel,o, an "auItc :" u
fused by Hayes and supported hue Sv :, y
man than 10 be promis' an oS,s a eSs
Hayes and have Sherman onlva yaH n
warm supporter. ~3
Grants Friends Pleod n,,n
FROM the Baltimore Gazetts ~
The conviction Of the memhe,, =,
Harrisburg lobby by voluuta,v ,I y
guilty n the most remarkabls o pM
developments In Pennsylyania naes a,wH
Inere Is a statute against corrupt r, ,os.
tation OF the votes Of Legislators m, ',a. y.
I'll guile rscently 1t has been ,e0,,S.S n. "
a dead letter. In connection Si.S 4,
OIL Introduced at the last session n ~
Legislature TO pay the claims for I.a
sustained In the Pittsburgh riot A.
charge was preferred against c.-1.
well-known politicians thai an al,."..
bad been made by them to procu,s N
votes Of legislators by briberv NV
prosecution under the statute reisui
vas commenced in the local coprt ~
vigorously pressed. OF the person, N.
accused four have pleaded guilty m.
effect will be, OF course, to paraly,s N
notorious lobbies which have M h,,
tainted the political atmosphere Of h.
Keystone State. No better or mora Il
iective work for genuine reform N
been done for many day.
KELLOGG TO RETIRE
WASHINGTON, March lO.-Th NJ
port Of the Senate committee on pur,
leges and elections on the Keioe.I
Spofford case will probably be mad Il
the Senate early next week. The CON.
mittee has not yet voted on the aS
but the prospects is that the decision
will be to unseat Kellogg and give as
seat to Spofford. 1t has long bstu
suspected that Senator Hill held wvI
strongly to this view, and it snovu.
derstood that he has prepared sIOlg
and elaborate report. which, as chGs
man of the Subcommittee, he willRi /
to the full committee this week. Ihs (
report will sustain all the chargsd
fraud and bribery that have been made /
against Kellogg, and will hold thath
was compelled, in order to obtain tAi
seal, even to bribe his Legislature
Kellogg has all along felt that Hill bed
these views, and has, it is charged
tried to intimidate him. 1t is even
claimed that Kellogg started the RI
cent scandal regarding Hill.
The Question In the Porter Case
From the North y merican, Pep.
The determination to make the az
of FitZ JOHN Porter partisan and pla
cal question cannot b" o. ealndlV W
plecated. Al a caucus OF RepuhlulI
Senators 1t was yesterday lniomLI
agreed upon to vote against him. lmI
is all wrong. There is no political p1f|
ciple at issue, AID the members Of COF|
gress ought to be guided by Their 0'h
independent judgment. lie was uOil'
mously adjudged innocent by comp
tent tribunal. Shall justice be doas hn
or shall II be withheld? That u %
question, and from lis consideration ll
political feeling should De excluded
Democratic Victory.
The municipal ele tion in Canaen
n. j., on Tuesday resulted in the clOs'|
OF Bradshaw, Democrat, for hayot N
~ majority, in a total poll oI l'nJ @
5000 votes. The Dem crats also eeHs. Y.
the Assessor, and the REPUBLICANS NJ "
Recorder and Receiver of Taxes v
Councilmen, the Democrals eleG.eu :
and the Republicans, 4. The a.. Deuv
Gratis also elected 8 of the eight suEn sn.
visors. Camden is usual J hePaS.
can city by seven or eight huhu''u -'
jority. -
MARRIED. N
RD.-CONNER.-On the evenI5s ~.