Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1882-06-15

themselves than against you. Your
wounds have been for the development
and Strengthening of your life and
power; theirs are unto death.
Truth crushed to earth shall rise again,
rhe ternal years Of God are hers,
But error wounded writhes in pain,
And dies amid her worshpers.
A Look at the Republican Household.
Chicago Sentinel.
The chaL ge of administration caused
by the death of Garfield, is bringing to
the front for 1884 the cd Grant crowd,
headed by Logan, Cameron and Conk-
ling. He who thinks that Conkling is
dead cock in the pit is very much
mistaken. In 1884 he will be one of
the most prominent men in politics.
Hand and hand with him will be
Grant, Logan and Cameron.
Cameron, who is one of the best wire
pullers and manipu'ators in the coun-
try, has time and time again demon
strated his complete sway over his own
state, and more than once given evil
dence of his power in national conven-
tiJns. He will count as whole host
in directing affairs in the next Repub'
lican campaign for the nomination.
Logan, is another indefatigable work
er. With the administration behind
him he is making things solid in Hi
nois for 1884 If Grant cannot win,
then Logan would be perfectly willing
to let the mantle of stalwartism fall
upon his own shoulders.
Conkling, is still in the field. He
has not abandoned the idea that some.
time Conkling may be president. With
Arthur's help he is fixing things in
New York-and no one knows better
how to fix them than Conkling. 1t is
not all improbable that within year
the present secretary of state, who is
nothing but a Eastwood man, will be
retired and Conkling installed IN his
place, when some brilliant stroke in
our foreign policy will bring his name
prominently to the front again. Some
believe that he will succeed Folger,
who is failure as ilnancler and VINO
prefers a juGgeship, but it is more
likely that some western man VIII be
chosen as secretary OF treasury shortly,
in oder to create western popularity
on the finance question.
Ohio is the doubtful state. Inc
friends of Garfield will have great
power in the next convention. Let
some man, possessing even moderate
quantity of those elements which con-
stitute leadership, make an apt use OF
Garheld's name and tragic death in a
nominating convention and 1t VIII go
a great way in knocking the stalwart
slate into flinders. Then again, John
Sherman has some scores to settle
and he will put the knife in where II
will be most gratifying to John Sher
mans revengeful disposition. 1t VIII
not lie question of which side he
loves most but Whlch slde ne mates
most, .ao,
Inc contest IN loof' ~ lal aS 'ne
nomination OF Inc hepuollcah cahul'
date is concerned VIII depend very
largely upon ONO Ihat state mas no
available favorite son IKE Gaflela, pu' u
1t may have another promihent put,y'
head ike Hayes whom IL Will az e Ine
opportune moment Drihg 10 'he iroh'
as compromise ,,s..
Blaine VIII, OF course, leau tne FORCES
which oppose the GrahtoohEIlng
crowi-proVidec ne does hoC Jump
bodily into the Democratic parry aC
the head OF some such movement as
the Liberal movement OF lo.1, d thlhg
which IS not al all lmpoSsloie' DuC
whether in The regular tepuDicah
party, or as an independent Anu
Bourbon Democrat, Blame is gong 10
make mischief Ills deleat IN ihe iasI
TWO conventions Is inaCIer thaU ne