The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-04-30
Our Warrington Letter.
(tRoN ORE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT c


Members on both sides Of the Uouse
afe discussing the political situation
very seriously. The democrats alnscst a
man, when speaking confidently express
fear that they will lose the house by tia
next election. The conservative men are
not blaming it upon tile Administration,
but are incliued To treat il rs beyond the
PfeSldem's conlrcl- saying that the silu-
alton Of affairs is brought abont BY a
eonoination of eireums;aaces The men
Who lake this view Of affairs arc. of course.
not The. SpailSmen, Of the party. who
biaae i I'll on the civil service reform
policy They are n.cn " he box deeper
into the question. To u great extent
they look upon the bad condition of tho
party ;,s The natural result 10 follow i'm
msdia,ciy upon the heels of victcry
! which involves 50 in,lch Responsibility. as
Tie control OF the natianal government
when there must, Of nscessity, be many
conflicting views as To how the newrIy
acquired power shoald be exercised,
ihvy lay t.is responsibility for existing
state OF things upon the want of HARMONY
In the party outside Of the White IIouss
'is ii'iicii as upon the disappointment over
the oii.ce. There are many VINO held
That both lie pariy and their President
,!e IN The wrong i'll ;ss much AS neither
Is wiling to Yield anything TO the othrr.
they bold that there must be mutual
roncessia,s and the party leaders must
Bl.Is themselves 10 understand that MIR.
Cleg, land has the party interests al heart
as they have differing only .,s to the best
plan VI guarding them, aud the Prrsideur
h'tist learn 10 look upon the party lead
ers II the same way. They say that il 10
time to siei, silskinG and to begin som.
&C. ion.
The passage by the senate of the con-
sressional library ball iusllrcs another
grand pnbiic bai!dtaS nor, Washington.
II Is uadersto.G that 80 soon as the bill
.ieeeises iLe approval of the Prysidenr.
''pef:iticns wi.I.t once be commenced
nnder iis provisions. The lyca.iou So
ied upon IS one in every way fif. The
s'hsehi sa'c VI accsSs to he Capt. 4
docs away with the objections raised by
-'''n'- sr-asitorssusi sftsnbe1.s To the re-
aiiovai VI Tie library from that buildin-.
it VIII necessarily be several wears be-
iore the new bsiding eaa bc constructed
Anu sf''ay tor ovrepancy- When liz.
si'rl's 's removed, tie S. pace in the Can,
itpi pinswincrapyed by IL, can be conver-
"a into co,iin,l.ie- roon.s fur
.1 .he Ssifite and the Ho.l,..
ihe .'e.''iie l'prclably ny to gr.u Ior
Ill Of 4, as II has now csnse 70 b. c.nsiJ-
esea s,y Senator'S that it is illperativriy
necessary for e:,cii oiie VI ile.., 10 nav.
4 ron.il to hi,ns elf. ~
Caleb " Ncss. Of Kentucky. noi,ina-
'ed sy the presidc.ss y esler,.ay tn be
S'isenSf oi C.ssii, MAS. .indorscd by tie ell
IRE he.i.'icky .dtlezauol, sln especially
oy spe.IAe. Carlisie.. Mr.. Nest has. .bre..
~ iiiny year, prominent in rue poii.Ies
~ iAen.nrkey. lie IL q l.s.dfHg lawyer
IA tynthian,, Harrispn county, and has
'se-i on the bench for pl,l.lI,cr Of years.
nc was prominent catadid;.te. for lieu
e'lihs soveslDr at the last csnyenti..n.
Ht WIS defeated for the rsasoi. t,,at he
VAS on tho confedcrs.te side ii. the lste un-
While tie rival candidate
vas vas q I. .liou niau. Mr.. West is natl,
y Kentucky, aud has always rssis,led
hat states lie is about 45 years
60. ~ ,e
s'i'ne deaih of .In,ige John Baxter, /,
niied safes eircni. judge for the eirc
which includes the STATES Of Ohio. Mic
s;sn heatuckey and Icaacssee. relnoy
ne of tiic Two judges who we're tol
he g'sesinnetf suit testing the valid.
4 E.ii-s tcieR.ione patent. Il is o,,e.
loa whc, her tho case wiIl b. heard
ore Jodge Baxier's stb-cessor, or wheth
viii b :rmsfer-a from the court wh@
he h''l has Seen flied to The court !.
on,e Judge who was appointed befo.
lac suit MAS th.n.ght of.
The latest instance oftlreatened '.boy-
ottiilg' is.said to me in IA anoay,nm,.
erer received by Mrs Logaa. Ars. L,-
"a. j. one Of the i:tiies Interested In the
;arie'd Heinnria! iaspitL for benefit IL
snish it isslTol,osed To give tl,c calic,
all ut i;ls cisissc~s legation building.
Ise writer warns ,Ifs. I. ,gan. 81 1t is
uid- th;'t fes her to % uatier the roof
. the cai;ic-es minister viii b. nm jnsli-
ssti,s1 tiftt SHE SyIui,:l.t.izs. vi:a Chimes.