The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-05-26


any speclal ntness JOE oHclal o1 LIE ,.,.-
me inaugural OF resident GaInelo' aei ass
elea on n Th s ;,;' - So!.as ha rsaesS
~ s.+;efaetoru h,s "a nntil 3 "a rea,,1afad hv
io,r 81. .ha ,.oaa ~ 4ha sar,;na ;tsa5f tbe
ro+aot;,, a7 +bnsa nj b 10 intr,,afoI 9TH
tho onr,o;nt;,,,. ,ec,,or as,a;,,s+ ,asta @f t;ma
ond ahstr,,ot,aSn p ~ n1,hifc hms;ness cansad hv
;nnrdnate nross,,ra p for ,,laca and far nrotec.
~, posS ci p.ave. aI $3.50 md
49,, W. IsLa11 ~ th. ,. &c. t;n,a ass Gnn-
No. + ~ w r. ;ror 9fS of tha
seSeroI e1ecnt;ve en danoptnoants and nrescrhe
aa1a,. s1,a1, ~ ,,ads
Sounus upn wn t sna ha.,o
haar aS,, ~. ), AoA 1..sA =. =
oeen appoln0eu
However good the claim IL which would
make major omces prey 70 lntague ana
havoc, ana whether the coliectorshlPs OF inc
country should belong to the exposed or pro-
tecteo caass, need NOT pe oecloed mere, AS 9.
stunning General Mefrltt 10 De an oncer OF
average ntness ana honesty, u m1ght 1e Tea-
s0naDy argueu t1at al senators sn0uIu VIII
aiaclity ADVISE MS displacement Dy Man
OF OBVIOUS superiority. fossiDIy y mlght pe
salo tnat az snoulo aavlse the selection 20
zen. Mereitts pace OF man, VINO, WlInout
supellol ntness' nau rendered MS country, Vt
o!en VIZ ~ parry, SonsNc"ous ana =. e1a,.ea ser
!r 1u rs case ~ manu- M uoes not Dolo.s ~
g,Iner on 1nese classes; me avocatio1 n ol MT
s;one1 sor.r aau "a s,,rsa,,nd ina
oionaA Apolienoo anu s1i cummings " NY ~
aenote superiority IN tne qualrles, or that
KnoWiedRe or 1amlliarlty with the revenue
laws ana system OF the Unlted otates, Wlich
mlgnt make MN more competent than zen.
MefriIt 10 coliect tue vast revenues ana aoihln.
lister the vast business pertaining to the port
OF New YORK. Certainly ne cannot IN lnls re.
opS oons;stanau ~ .,b;ab ~ nnnst;tnt;n,, snJ
law have n1aced tha n,,hIio sarv;na ''''>.
We Lnow IF noInarsona1 or noi;,;ca1 eervico
rendered nv NJ fnhertsnn So transce g
+ha4 ~ aC,,an.c.sh;. 80 NJ W. ~ 4oI.n.
=; tbo onu ~ y, NV I've noln ue a ra
nmmcnded NJ Rnher+san te no1 MIN
ra,,nr,nd ~, 4ba No, V~n1r Tu;n,... ,,as -
rei~ord ~ ~ .Ao oot;" IN" ao1aaota ' va" az
No+;auo, ~ anVu q" WY
wa ;,a,onood ~ ~; n+;a, Noe. sso
~ d,,tu ;e ne uotad aa5 oateS his Sas+ onT
,;otn0 = no d;fo,t 49, 1e nia;,, no
h'd sn, ~ 40 ~ nes Wa. 1l a., th;s
NJ Paho:tson ni eist9, n;',e o+,ar ~ o
-a,,toI tn, 4,,a " go H..l'i . nt. a."
trpst Tbar s .m1 ' ovd anne,ted tho nos;t;nm
w. Jo'sa4 -. .' a. ~ D'1I
Ton Tho Stote ny -. ,,;,i
Stotoa ;rdoo,a,+ M LIZ, - 10 a.,.aa
h o., = ,;ne poaIy ras 49,, ~ w.
~, .,o".as .a,Ha.a 80 : sn,S u9e'a".lon
a. a.. eeecIe9 as 4elega:es gave lnphed consent,
s Uu. ieeeaal o, t1en n auad'lon mace most
sPec.ne peleonal pieuses anu ensagenlehts 70
eAeiC themselves III gooo lalth Inrougnout
w secure .n Tue nomlna'lon OF zen; uiant. lney
maoe thls pieoge as means OF optalning tnelr
own appointn zen as oelegates, ana they did,
as personally known, claim thelr seats IN the
nasaonai convenaon upon me laltn OF tneir
gersonal statements OF tnelr earnestness ana
na G
Inc oohgatlon mus assumed We Understood
to involve Integrity as much as the obligation
OF one who receives the proxy of a stock
holder in corporation upon pledge and
promise to vote as his principal would vote.
w hether Mr.. Robertson was or was not him
cation but by expressly giving his word, be-
comes quite lmmaterlal In view OF the claim
;ls', LOT nun II is INSISTED tnat ne organ,
lzeo the Doll, or as has been sometimes stated
ne was the ieaaer OF the Doll. Ihis Is 70
say tnat ne invited, pursuaded, induced
othe1s Whom ne knew had given their
woro ana nad ootalned their seats by doing SO,
70 Vloiate their WORD and betray not only the
hepuolGans assembled IN State convention,
VINO nau trusted IN thelr honor: whoever
counseis ana procures another TO 40 dlshon.
other the guilt, and should share also the
oo 1,1 attacning 10 IL.
we are. therefore, Wholly unaefe, upon
5I-'s ~ t',-o -, " ~ eAASt JN''ANo...lA
Ca catlon LOT ourselves ,shonld we become parties
70 using Inc Puollc trusts winch belong to the
Reopie, 10 require such service IN such modes.
out Tue Appliances employed 70 erect tnese e re-
SUITS SCI up new STANDARDS OF responsibility
ana INVADE, as we peneVe, the truths ana
principles on Whlch separate and coordinate
pranches OF the government :I!I STAND. a sena-
t sor mas ms own responsibility. ne is amena-
on! Dle 10 me etate ana 10 me oody OF Whlch ne
10 Me5noer ne is Dound Dy MS oatn 10 al
WISE anu consent On ms 4a;, conscience ana JuGg
menu, before dod. Whatever or whoever else
may constrain hlm, ne is 10 DC exempt from
execnllve menace ana dls1avor on one hand,
anu 9tner ,nauce f en- on Inc o.oer. l4ng
been the declaration that member shall suf-
fer expulsion if he reports the wishes
OF the executive head OF the government
to influence members: The British constitu-
ton is not more jealous than ours in this
regard. 10 give advice, honest independent
advice as to an appointment proposed is as
much the right and duty of a Senator rs it is
the right or duty of the President to propose
the names. Be his advice one way or the
other, it is no more an act of disrespect or
treason to the nominating power than the
verdict of jury, or decision Of
Judge. The idea that the Senate is
simply to find out what is wanted and then
do it, we cannot believe safe or admissible,
and thus far no party has dared or de
allegiance.
In this instance such prominence has been
given to the subject. and such 0iStruSt been