The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-11-19

The Treasury Department
The success Of Mr.. Windom in the
management OF National finances is
cheerfully conceded BY the general
public.
field, Mr.. Window enacted throa.and-
a-half per cent. Funding bill, in lien
OF the three per cent bill that Mr..
Hayes. in compliance with the demands
of bankers. had slaughtered with \
veto. Having thus ably provided : law
for great emergency. Mr.. Window
proceeded to execute his extemporixed
Statute, and found no diilculty IN re-
placing the skies and lives with his
three nd-a-half per cent bond thus
reducing interest on the exchanged
bonds to point only a-half OF one per
cent. higher than would have been
reached il the Funding bill OF the
Forty-sixth Congress had not been
killed. &
But despite this success and the gen.
eral popularity Of Mr., Window, be il
credited with sensible desire to get
back into the Senate. The seat which he
vacated is now filed by Gubernatorial
appointee, and MIR. Window win find
no serious obstacle in the way OF his 70
turn by election in January. The Pres
ident Is believed to have determined
that certain piece Of work on which
Mr.. Window entered, and which he
suddenly abandoned, shall be COM
mcnced de noro, and prosecuted to the
end relentlessly, no matter how many
CALLED jades vince. ~.
President Arthur IS not 3 repudiator
in any sense Of the word. He owes .
large debt to Mr.. John Sherman, who,
with the aid of Mr.. Hayes, put Col
lector Arthur out of the New York Gus
TOM House, assuring the Senate and the
country that it was impossible TO put .
stop to fraudulent and corrupt practices
in that establishment until Mr.. Arthur's
official head was laid low.
We make no doubt that Mr. Sherman
is ready TO forgive his dcbt. He went
to New York in 1873. and again in
1880, and, in effect. humbly apol0Gized
to Conkling, Arthur, Cornell + Co. for
all that he had said and done IN the
Custom House affair. He made public
apology to Mr.. Arthur and the Stall
welu gono.any - O.'y .sss -. 4 ~
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the Presidential ofIice. there can be no
question that Mr.. Sherman would most
checrfully let Mr.. Arthur Of without
any attempt to cancel the old obligar
| ton.
Mr.. Window win remember that tho
Post, in friendly spirit and kindly mani
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