Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-24

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The first 9ppointee under the civil
service law was a woman. This does not
look as if women were to be crowded out
OF the civil service. They are in to stay.
Itis quite probable the proposed Aus
tralian Federation viii be brought about
The capital Of the united provinces will
likely De Melbourne. thriving city Of
100000 population.
Don Cameron will be absent two years
i'm Europe. How will Pennsylvania get
along without him: But, then. he can
pay for cabling, and willy old simon Is at
home TO keep him posted.
1.-THE Democrats Of Virginia Will rec
ognfze that they have about sized up Ma
hone. and resolve to get down to hard
work. the counting Of the ballots next fall
may not prove disappointing.
The accumulated wisdom of the Legis-
Iature could not wrestIe with a more i'm
portant problem than the evolution Of
practical and promising system Of deal
Ing with our public roads. Their improve
ment would boom Georgia surprisingly.
$4,000. conscience money" was re-
ceiyed mt Washington yesterday. If We
were at an reckless we might hazard the
conjecture that this Is the first INSTALL
meut from Brady and Dorsey. but it Is
more likely TO have come from Howsate
The efforts Of the Republican organs TO
persuade people that they are actually
enjoying the luxury of civil service re-
form are admirable, but the rush that Is
made for tirst-class vacancy Is sufficient
to impress the people with the farcical
character of the alleged reform.
The majority of the Tewksbury commit
tee say that Governor Buffers indecen-
cies during the investigation made them
blush for the commonwealth. 1t is good
thing there was somebody around
who could blush. 1t is certain that Gen.
Ben. could not have bIushed, if he had
tried.
Republican journals cordially indorse
the suggestion of the Hon. W. W. Eaton.
Of Connecticut, as the Democratic nOmi-
nee for the Presidency. \ few years ago
they would have as soon tolerated the sug
gestion of JEFF. Davis. The precious tariff
though Is in danger now, and they pardon
much for the sake Of the mOnopOlists.
We have waited in vain for recOgni-
ton on the part Of the Radical organs Of
the monumental modesty of r. b. Hayes.
Amid all the pother about old tickets, Mr.
HAYES devOtes himself serenely to the
task Of getting all the comfort out of the
salary Of ;. j. Tilden, that his economic
helpmeet viii permit him to lay hold of.
A writer in the Washington Star says
that he believes that Andrew Jackson
was born in ireland and that his parents
did not emigrate to this country until
jackson was two years old. He there
fore concludes that Jackson was only
Dc fact0 President. The Star writer
should De ready with his proofs before
rushing into print with such statement.
The London Times has been compelled
70 Weld to the demand of the age for cheap
news. 1t now publishes two editions
one sells for six and the other for three
cents. The Tunes Will soon find there
will be no demand for the six cent edition
if the three cent edition is well edited
and contains the news. This change, in
such an old and conservative journal, Is
the occasion Of considerable comment.
The action Of various cOlOred cOnyen-
lions tely-particularly the one at Co
lumbia. =. C.-indicates that the cOlOred
people are beginning to understand that
the Republican party has no use for the
c0l0red citizen except 10 utilize his vote.
The cOlOred citizen is becoming tired of
this condition of affairs, and is crying out
in loud and threatening voice tor some
of the Ioaves and fishes. He wants an
Office now and then, and means to have
il or know the reason why.
1t seems that the government intends to
try and recover from the star route con-
tractors some Of their ill-gotten gains.
According TO our dispatches this morning
the evidence on which to base civil suits
was obtained within the last six months.
We have no hesitation in saying that if
DIr. Bliss is TO conduct these suits, the
amount which viii get into the treasury
viii be small. 1t is not improbable, how
ever. that Mr.. Bliss may arrange CON-
promise. He is great on compromises.
A Montgomery, Texas, cOrresp Ondent
Ofthe Galveston Ne,rS suggests Chief JUS
tice Waite as a Presidential candidate.
He f0rgets to say. however, whether he
wants the Democrats or the Republicans
to honor the Chief Justice with a nominal
ton. The Democrats have already as
many available candidates as they
want. and the Chief Justice would hardly
give mp his present position to accept the
Republican n0minatiOn-its promise Of
success is not sufficiently encouraging.
DR.. Hamilton, surgeon General of the
Marine Hospital Service, has been nOti-
fed that cholera has made its appear
ance among the shipping of the London
docks. He has ordered a commission ap-
pointed to examine all vessels leaving
Liverpool and London for United States
ports. Of course the greatest vigilance
viii be exercised by the quarantine Off
GERS Of the ports Of this country. 1t is to
be hoped. however, that the notification
TO DR.. Hamilton will prove to be false
alarm.
General Edward o. c. Ord, L. 5. A.,
retired, whose death from yellow fever at
Havana is announced. was a native of
Maryland. He was appointed Second
Lieutenant in the Third Artillery in 1859,
and was promoted TO the rank Of Captain
in 1850. He was commissioned Brigadier
General of Volunteers in 1861. He re-
ceived successive breyets for gallant and
merit0riOus services in the field, was
commissioned Major General Of VOlun-