, 1880-08-17
SPIRIT or THE GERMAN PRESS.

The Darenp0rttr DeHtokrat hns tho following ID
rcforoaco to tho disclosures Of john Sylph Nc.
Donald: "Supposo al this Mcdonald aaSs Is
truo, what Of it7 Tho Republican purity Laa
demonstrated In its honorable Chlcaxu Com
vontton TINT It tlaH cut lookG from Grant md tho
third-tcr,n dnctriac. It has signI1od its in.
willingness agAin to place p professional soldier
In tho Whltn Rouse, but thut ulan ahall b
elected "a President OF tho United HtAtes who
poascsaes experience Ia public affairs: WIN u
vol yerscd iu all tho business At tho Govern.
mont; who, eombtncs shrowtlnoss with tudg-
mont. OF mon and thptr characteristic one
word that a stntostnau. md mt a profcsslaila!
soldier. shnll guide tic dcstlniua Of tho Ealoa
for tho next f''ur years. This determination
the Republicans hnve demonstrated hy tho
ilotnIuution Ut darllcld. and the Dcno-
Gratis haye done tho dtametrlual opposs
Ut Cincinnati. II tho disclosures OF MuD1anld
PROVE anything thoy prove tho danger Of tbe
experimental ccctinYa soldier TO tho Chief Mag
1stracy of tho country. who hua no experlencans a.
q stutesman; who Ia guided IN bis actions hyht
political friends, and who places implicit con'
fldcnco In alE thUs0 who suocooa i'll making ~
impression upon him by NatsorIng bis rantt1
This experiment the Democrats aro desiroust9 %
make In tho coming election. Tbut they VII!
mt bo sucoozsful those disclosures will COZ
tribute no su,nll ahasp Mcdonald publishes
th0nl ut tho right time WtlrnlnN the people not
tu elect y tiinn who ss,4y be we knsw nof hoN
4uratol by hts Democratic fri8I,ds tnr tho pass
puse Of o!'rtohng themselves ~ well ~ to per
IMtuate thu party III powrr."
The pious milwaukee, Getmanld, although u
coquots with Hancock. IL dcoIdtdty not Tot5
friendly disposed tuwnrds Mr.. Engl!sh+ II
wrItus: 1.-THE conduct Vt Nr. English. Demo-
cratic canidpte for ths YIce- -prcsiuct.cy, tn 70
latlou to Congressman Drnoks, Of South Caro-
llnnt is sharply criticised by the, 'Republleaa
pross, aud Justly DO. On the Ed Ut hayt lao
nrooks, who Was member Of tho Lower HOUR
Of Congress from South Carolina, uttacked, us
we'll known, Bonator Charles Sumner. 1ccpuseot
speech delivered by tho inter In open aenate
aHniust tho Institution OF Siayary. Ltkc sueaks
tug uowaru Brooks sollosl tho senator to ~
gr.und With heavy caus, and tho injuries r.
ccfved by tho latter Her0 OF such Il nature Nv
for yeuts thereafter he was incapable Of ntteaa
Ing TO hla autlca aa Senator. Tho Lover AouN
of Congress, which at lint tlno w
composed OF l3l Democrats. ne Republicans aa'
MAmoFieans KNOW othlugg,, ,ordercd an in'eF
ttgaton, and naaJority VI the uutnbets Of W
Committee Of Investigation reported ID favor o.
tho expulsion, ot Dyuoks Tho Houss votes
with TT In favor aud rs against tho rcsa!aueasf y
repurtcI BY the CuMuiittoe. Atnong these osata 4
who voted uHutnat tho cxpuA!on of sno 4ssaws asns
we're = from tao sant sGa o,n1 beao.
The Lower liouas frotn tho Htato Of Indiana.
Tla puslingsaA tIa.} 1rtausHs haa tho ~
lowlngs "Tho end which tho boush u a"tst
mined to attaln by the election Of Hancock ~
rcyuuKa, 1t is determined to subj ~.
NORTH, not BY bullets, hut by ballots. In orue! "
vet possession Of tho Federal Ttcasury ana y
indainntfy Itself fur ali lossea sustatned DURING
tho War. The North IL rich and prosperous au1
tho South u poor. The paople Of The N"s!h w
nye-slxths OF ail tho money tho Feaoral 1fessss