, 1881-12-28

DEsIoClsAT1o rlt0GNosrtC.tTloSB- - F0LGEt
WILL 40 TO TIE sUlIEME nESclI, ASh
CoSKL1Sa 1Nro THE cAulSEr-WHy
REFER IL HI COatrLAcENr AHA1Nsr TIE
KICKElts-ui.AiNE IN TRAINING 'rO LEAD
TIE HOSTS OPPOSED TO CONKLlS0, GRANT,
CAMEitON 4 CO.
Dispatsh 10 Cincinnati Enquirer tntm.,.
WAsninaros, y. c., ,Dce.2l.-Conyrcss hns i'd
journeu for tho holdings. leaving IL very Inter-
estsns situation !M TIC Republican, party. Tho
present. tucttoual attitude is tho partini pcr-
furu,anoo Of program substantially latd out
soon after the accession of, arthur tu Tho
Presidency; and 1t tnny no trhly snid TINT 1t Is
only natural turn In politics. Tho Stalwnrts
hayo accomplished all thoy Intended to do bo-
foro tho holidays. They hayo dono tho wurk
sk!l!fu!ly. They have taken possession OF tha
party relns and tho Government mnoh!no lu \
gulct way, ana SO automatically that tho uar-
uelders do not rot scnus fairly to understand
that tboy aro completely out In tito cold.
KcIter dtcan't carc u rap for tho denununtions
growing out OF his committee appointments.
Ho IL evcn oblylous Of tho the tearB uld rage Ut
THE wEl1..nEI.oyED OHIO MAN.
liz ls too turgid 10 Quarrel about II; TOO much
occupied with tho glitter of ha promotion to
have any intellectual spaco fer fecllnEa af ro-
uorse; and lou graceful 10 forget lhuso to whom
hcl indebted fur his position. Koites has glyon
pennsylyantn hAlf u uuz0n Chatr1lnships. bo.
unuau hu knows thnt Don CamerDn II tho nun
who was tho onxincur Ut hlB cansass, anu thnt
Cameron bus Il hard tgnt calntux ou Il, the itDy-
atomo State. Wolfe, tho indepondent candidate
forrrcAaurar of Pennsylvania, pood 6U. .tk1 votes
In November, ind tho antI-Chulpsoh kol'lIl.Fc-
ans aro alrcn'ly organizing with Grcut vlgor
fur q light npxt yeur, CAm0rnu knows tho vnlllU
Of u hold At Washington, nud Kcttor knnWa whit
Ha WIS elnutcd tnr. KBtttr hAa sliKhtad OHIO
crativ s,stabers s "t tho daisgttion Getter posl-
tlu!ls on lilo es..ttcct tllAti Republican n1unl-
beta because he klttws th9t by u not V du0t t1
that Nil ho hAs tu DO IL return ths compliments
| Ut tho saasun 10 EAtHsrtlil. and thpso who RrG
"1n @ ~! Rfsr bua nohus to
frtI bis Slate, aud ho Rot nothing Tut lts forial
suppert Imposed M ey p9ts,aa i pr, psessnre' Tho so'
\ LAu0IIlSti-STOCK
TIL Cnmcron took rhargu Ut tho kelfer oanvnss'
| The nuw Speaker IL 4 i1csu staiwnrt Instrument
aud IL huppy In tlIe Slnlwnft catnp no u ~ a!il.
by which As ascraled, aud which Must s!lstal1
him aye,,lf btcry Ohio lsGpu1llcan frt,m Charley
sSsss ss He aistea shSd oa m fasya s
' Kutsr = il prolably the most consp!cuou. mar.
appulntlnont of Fol9er. frcltnghuysel. ns"wster
saws - ssay i. e'a ae ess
Wing, Tho tlreo mcmbgrs of tue old Cahlno
stt!l lrena!ninH-Lincolu, KirkWuod. ~ snd Hunt
lid mute confidential atlyEeFa Lnay tttorMl,lt
thut tnpy usp In tA1 leust' h1eMruI to tho pNst,
| iulloy OF thu Administration,
HIT TIE aNEArEsr CHANGE IL TU COME
THE new Cabiuet 1uetnbprs Are eosnparatlscll
| mild fypea 1T dlAlwArts-just stout euOuKh Il
| 44u il. tho Ernduat uhauKo INV xulux III, The,
aro Kraautlons. When ltuscue Eonklng tukc
tho Treasury portknIi., tho Administration t!,n,
b0 sAiu " b8 completely btulwAst, 81 tu speak,
Thts is unuutsttouabiy utu Of tue ,no1t i'm
pprtant stops III tho ptDxra,u. 30 much pr0gtcs
| has burl. lnuue III sna party revolution tAMt th
Inieulion VI the Administrator tpward Conk
ling, Grant. aud tut Wlln!o tA1 crowd II no lolx
Or u pruluund necsek to thtlAu WIN huyg reAauu
pbly superior ulpai,s OF obtaining Information
Wiinln olie year JudHs Elunt. ot the Suprtn.
Court. vii! ta o!'giblo fur Fetlrenrnl, 4tld WI
retire. Judge Foiger.wiu tAea 4tep fEo1u tn