The daily critic., 1890-10-11

form of buying and delivering voter IN
CLOCKS of hvr
However. as 90 Tie conspiracy i'e.lf
Treasurer Urzroy has virtually cen.
fs.I his eu1 ru. be seeks 20 avoid.
1nhfa .T.Hs 20 ..5 teuat oulymors
deeply rgrmiuat t.m-oli anil bi, im.
MOI. O.. .aufcJl58,cs. 'ui tiishalieucI
further fmrlicau .hc President hiu
..r. in Chat be makes The absurd 1eeIl
H that Doc did not moan by his
rg.rraetd DE President hlt ha would
ay tlis Infamous scheme of practical
roWfgs De himself hos lcr1mi
rated Be- before the rr.s3au, of 'ho
United States when every chool1oy
in Tie county can r'air.y See thlt be
iid mosn a,lv That very thing Not
only So but be very strongly ig.imates
iu his letter to LINDSEY THAT thg frcsi-
dent does take much interest in just
such prac.icll politics II' ihs. At.
toruey General MILLER docs not Well
HusroN evidently knows. if ary one
does. precisely what thr Presidents
views are .r Che 0u.- -tior of 'prdo,icu
rrliliy. and. agrnl them, be PROM
is.d IuusEY positively, who maui.
lr,tIv did not want 20 steal the
electoral vote of the Presidents own
deer ~p'e Of Indiana without
DE Executive sanction. and he prom.
iscd him apparently without any scru
pies at all, and as one feeling perfectly
assured Of his object, That he would lay
tie whole iranspareutIy licked scheme
before The President Of The Uuited
States Did he doit? The supposition
that he did, and ihat il received ENeeu
tive sanction has beCn greatly strength
cr,d, not only by HusToN's absurd plea
in avoidance that be meant ouly the
president Of a local club ont In Indiana,
and not President ITARmsoN, but by the
further very recent disclosures, sup
ported as they are, by LiNDsEY's late
circular 10 the negroes. that the scheme
Is right now being caried ont The
grand hcrira" has already been inlu-
curatoI, ard The three States named
shall not De- ntgr0'.f5 in ample time
for 1892, it will be only because the plot
has been exposed
II IlUsToS had simply told the truth
about the scheme, he would have put
himself, as well as President UNRBIsoN
IN possibly no better. hat certainly iu
TO worse light before the country
than he has done by lying so palpibly;
and had he told The truth, doubtless
both he ami the President would have
felt much better to day with their pros
poets Of a Gnal home In Heaven very
greatly enhanced.
Now In view of the whole situation,
%, 10 uards. what ought the President
to DO with Treasurer Hu-roS 70 hc
lirhs Linn ont 20 KueuUE, lI.-roN
o. lgLt ti something that would maze
President HNHisoS very unhappy.
n he k.ers him 30, he will certainly
very grossy outrage The public con
tcl,ucr So The President Of thcs.
United States is truly in very p'iiub.c
condition. he isiuu gryt' d'sau.i, aud
The country waits with dccp anxiety o.
see which horn his EAcglleugv win
axe, aBi, seemingly, II matters but
title which, since the Administration
has already been put 10 a hole, ON. OF
which e will he very difficult, Sc al OH
possible, for Il 90 raise itself.
But, while waiting 10 see wha, toe
President viii do inthe premises 10 vim.
dicale, as far rs possible. the integrity
of his Administration, ihs entire goun.
try ought % how iis acknowledgements
10 the New York Hor'3 for lJs superb
journalistic enterprise in gathering the
faCu and exposing the great conspiracy.