The daily gazette., 1881-05-26

sr,4 oGOINa 70 PIECEs-A DISGUSTING
~ X! ,YIsHr dOYE4 TEE. SnnAroRIAL Or
isa '7sisns. Tho people Of this great coun-
Is8 trys fFsm Maips 70 California, are be-
coming esssaly disgusted at the polite
a,os cal trsnSactions which the past few
wsshs have developed. These trans-
- 8, sctions arc not of the .'small fry of
i ssIllsqths bRspnblisan party--they emanate
- hl La N ths higher circle, and have been in
!, ,ells.1peft ths result of the delberation of
esaatorial saususes in Washin lton, and
a3o thspsrUis evidently going to the dogs
aigegsie 10 ~ bslisvs what one faction says Of
i .5. az asi ths ethsr faction.
,,s - Tbs 4asrrsl. 10 mot with the Demo-
.lsylis iosatsLthsy have no part or lot in it,
,4pd the only way. We can find anything
H a. Sthhasttt p through the leading Or
gans Of the Republican party, from
snslsf mhieh Ns gsther some interest
4eqfs. ON TIVE OF the great States
whore the Republican leaders have
gsrrymandersd their States 30 com.
hl'pisb bisssly hat they have no fear Of the
+nsvDs DsDsiaoSrsas bsatine them, the Republi-
1uo ioesaaksss AnoSt desperate struggle for
IaoY fthe apoila and ore Of their organs
"While q Albany the Republican
'hll" party y divided into two most embit.
sinJ 14<tsfsR Factions, and while these factions
-ffio3liarssaah preparing to rend and destroy
,e11oa thsSthszi the Republicans Of Penn
vbsi 1aylveHia lsrs apiescently divided into
- two parties, the Csmeron apd anti
= t'lA CSmsfop, of ths anti administration
e1i3s" 1eAdSiniatration Republioans. There
fiauon1seAc laasA fAr tiisml TO. contend about
.s1iyf eeNs Jo4 1their Aght would be onl,
i sls9y - blttr thar that At Albany, or thar
IL was during ths. memorable contes
which ended Id the election TO tn
e, .siass svastsd ststes Senste Of that eminent
-os.as slyanaspsadsnt statssman, Mr.. Mitch
III - Il IN. ~ Washington there are feporte
NS.is O t6bS differences upon masters of par
ssl.I o. t1nAn policy between the theoretica
s.S. @ - sasaasaadsrrinrshisf Of the party, Pres
u. ~ !, idsnt Gsrasld. and the reputed head O
HEa#@1b ahs slisaiais.raaion, Secretary Blaine
iusw a. ThS former v reportsd to be anxiou
's9ss = a9stc ph1loJ ths influence of tho admin
istratica' fuf the benefit Of Malone
i.iss - q Nizsipis, N The approaching cam
patxn IN that State; The Secretary q
6less yhs 10 . largo part Of the ad
naturalization, appears TO have but littl
sssss ss,s,, ,1h1snee IN Mabone's promises I
sents tbs sslid South, provided he
supplisd with snficisnt wedges, In Il
ss@ dk&ps Of Federal offices, TO accomplis
AlERurposs. asge
tBsth lPrssidsnt Garfield and Ssor
~ Wy Blaine are exceedingly wary pol
ssasa satssians and quite up TO almost an
tssYsd moxs In lsny political game but it
ID ~ pysty .cissr thst, IN the matter Of M,
heas aa6 Nh PROMISES to sunder Oh
Bota. 6ovth II given the Offices, th
Dtsrssary 10 quite the shrewder of lh
-, tXSj nSassstniag 10 believe that he ca
d eanyfhiss ef the sort The exoeed
.sS = ssaiihelt lQngheaded politician from Mair
efd4ivss tAxt Hide MIR. Malone In n,
3safm 1hiGsaeAaA %, carry the Slate Of vi
"a teirley Ard that 70 give The otfices TO hi
y 10 paft with them for no eaulyale,
ee1A.ia aaiktSvst." - li'dt
.aaGhs sadAcs which Malone has
ssierb "A TIA Fspudist,qp, Of the Rlea
ssssa1astqe ia debt Of Virginia, after ha