Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-12-28

fes r.~-sI ID apostles oi rCtcfns.
rtr aetste ou the pendletOn bill has
ra--r t.rsoI to iucuaase the popular faith
sr str tFaacv og a .>clean sweep a. a
~ra-fc f1r civil scryicc rcform.
NJ. Riresr. vhose tongue got him trou-
t1e II Grtssus. c2olt have exercised that
tr-ru v5th far nlorc hccDSc across the
lr1st Chsrrl1. How marvellous the hcNi-
llfv 81 thc British constitutional
psr rr-a Kelley win 40 his hest Cor his
cerrs ffa rr.recto,i harons, hut he might
u.s. r.rn understand that no bogus retorm
tfarr tarzE sylll 81 allowed. Il il quality
rath r thsu quantity that the people want
arE Statesmen would 40 well 20 give the
fsesf Der thc shoN.
no Ea-rfcal performance Of the House
II r.fusinz to take a holiday recess was
nsie clear ~ its meeting yesterday, and
aaar nassluE few private bills, ADJOURN
lre unsl saturday. The grand old party
1ss tasr - fold that 10 can't master th'
role of syroerisy.
rtf Republicans Of the senate wer'
rfrana flir chance q tall in line with tht
San-ene Ceart I'm the matter Of Jay Hub
ls,nen. hut thew neglected 70 profit by
the1r a-rsarluuity. The sincerity Of thcI
rasl f'r reform NAV be readily measured
o. their couducL
senator Rr'vn msde square proposal
--- fhe --s0aiis~ question. yesterday
ueiah sacl pgrists a. Edmuuds, Hawiey
uasr ana sherman refused. The goOdy
rs,tv o-ears should now deplore the lacs
oEsaiutiness displayed by those shining
fxrrrlars of Badicalism-
rr c,arse q the Radical majority il
tfr ~ruate yesterday upon the severa
aueuirlrutS proposed % the Pendietor
IAN rsrsfcatp5 senator Browns claim Il
l.rr hes1aslness. The bin in its present
-hs-.e IS a sham. 20 could have been made
q h-na f5e refcrm measure. but the ma
ts-Frv -aFase.i o. make 10 such
I'm sraiv mi senator Blair may have
fssn sinoere Ga wishing % prohibit liquid
~ef-asfr1euts d minor Oficeholders, anC
Nj. Efmuu3s also iu wishing TO put then
On their coad Behavior otherwise. hut the
.rrs-~erneut of such laudable regulations
vrauIs laave vacant a very large number
trr.f-itia stalls at she public crib.
Ia rar Is rresumed that the Hon. Ber-
-ars Rtrlan would not change places with
ras Hon. Chester A. Arthur II the latter
.f--s So S5lea wear 10 the latter !
Sen. Ii Is mach mere comfortable L
reuect ter cents an castle Garden from
immigrants foro each piece Of baggage than
ta sit in she White House and be badSereo
Hv hungry place hunters
St-arre fbat such legal luminaries as
rairer and Brewster should differ a. q
IN ie-alifv 90 letting overyyorked depart
rrauf clerks work culy half OF each day
.lurur the holiday season Yet they DO
IA Secretary refusing and the Attorney
General ersutiuE tie release from work
Whafarer brought the Secretary 70 his
conclusion tho Taxpayers VIII say he Is
rarrect.
me l,-osrect Of Malone. . Virginia, y
rrrsfffuz over she senate and possibly
succeeding 20 the Presidency in the event
90 a mishsp O. Arthur il not enliYenins
% the grand CID party. Yet, unless Mr..
rFuuuds and his colleagues swallow a
nrmorrat. Go looks as though Malone
r-arfa rrr.rr them % accept himself. y full-
fe.sred --rel-sl Brigadier'' in such an eN-
alts,l station would be just awful.
rfsv anv RESOURCES 81 legal jugglery the
fsurfaenth amendment cond be made TO
auuear a. have been framed for the pro-
tarffan Of corporations, Ar. COhkimg
would succeed in the attempt to make It
So auuaar sooner than anyother lawyer Of
so-aav. He made the attempt before the
Srrrerle court the otherd day in behalf ofthe
southern Pacific Railroad The country
VIII soon see whether he succeeded
TIE question as to who pays for the
farrinC and ties on cotton bales seems 10
suzzle many people. some planters think
fs-cause they paw less for bagging and
ties than they receive per pound Tor cot
ton. that the difference Is clear gain to
them. Did q never occur 70 them thal
the consumer considered the value 70 him
afthe lutte and iron he was about to pur-
chase before BE- made up and established
she price,
Northern organs are not extensively de
rlarinr the Iaunier Of State Cashier Mutt
- Vusontoun. Pa. by Representative
nries. This remissness is lamentable
uhrn compared with the alacrity'evinced
av the orrans aforesaid when similar af-
fairs take place in this section, Ihls
murder q Nutt was most atrOcious, for,
Eraccmuts De true. the victim had grounds
f1r knlnc his slayer. which juries the
snu.fry over are went q accept as just.
rx-Seasfor Mcdonald Is said 10 be
frU8inr hieh hopes ON the meeting Of the
namorrsfie Editorial Association Of In
diana. g. De held az indianapolis next
vraak. The senator nteTtains elegantly
and : always cleverly assisted by his ac-
,.omrlishei wife. and the expectation Is
that an effort win be made to start Presi-
Dental boom in favor Of Mr.. Mcdonald
among tbe Indiana editors. But Mr.. Hen
aricks wants il distinctly understood that
BE- Is SIN for Hendricks.
rxsminasi. D continues 70 develop new
r-aufs in the Tariff Commission report.
Asfn the case Of iron. increasing instead
~ rzlucing the tariff on cotton ties and
the lswer grades from which farming
utensils are chiefly manufactured. 50 in
mixed duties. raw wool and the lower
rradrs OF manufactured articles mostly
sr.aH hv the middle classes, paying the
fFrhozf duties. Roth these are but the
sarse CID tzick-taxing the many for the
f.,elf al the few.
r. .rusf5ce Field has rendered so many
Lies 10 the people by his patriotic and
F.nsnsl conduct on the supreme bench
- - Story that he came down on the
49, t,.e other day and Toasted with the
~sra-nsrs a. the southern Pacific Rail
rad. retained in the great taNaton
ease now pending I'm the supreme
Ccart. exc5tes painful surprise Ihere are
COLLEAGUES of Justice Field who might
have aone likewise without. perhaps, pro
erkinr Comment. II is 70 be hoped tnal
vixen tne ccurt divides, Justice Field, II
roa s.und Of ~ side q tie peopie--as be
.snaliv ls-wfl be armed against criti-
<isn.