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'"'','"''' 'hr proper thlnS for tins
N'''',''''t''' 'h'''u y EhE'lsh gold,
~ "'N' IN. ''iaH "li" deserted the lie
!"",,''" parry L" get an Office, aud
'''"il i"f th' daN WIN ON" or two of
me "Id soldiers VII" are on duty al
'n' hI'r House Sklrmishing IN all
N"Ii'' h"hi up the squirrels.
h"' II Was a great disappointment
1" 'hr man VINO had successfully
''r'"''r" me SILVER question, finally
'"''nS i"r ihe unconditional repeal
"a '"F 0n' 'h'hh law. IL WAS pro
P'lioh' lilIi", hc thought, 10 get Bill
NunH"ch : commission aS Postmaster
al l'alrigh. II precedent goes for
anything Stnnach Is doomed Ia dis
appointment. Il can bc safely as-
Strt'" that Mr.. iansom has clear
bIIl OF sal" for all the contested
North Carolina patronage, aud he is
not recommending Stronach that
hyb"dy knows OF.
,r,sr IN ro,xr
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io'""y one oi ' "orhees hench-
Ii''', nv, "a was apl"i"'e" internal Revenue
'o''r''or "i''r d stubborn opposition
va '"' l,''' VI congressman BROOK
'm'''' hr""kShir" was an original
,''Stianu man at 'n'cago ana was
""i NlhS 'or 'lcNelahu nomination
~. ''I' 'Ui ~ nT 'i''n was 'fyihg MS oeS'
interviews that his nomination would
be a great political mistake to the
Democratic party. Before the extra
session began the President appoint-
ed Voorhees, brother-ln-law and 9TH
cr relatives and henchmen to Office,
but under attacks made in the SEN
ate on Voorhees, by his Democratic
associates, alleging that he had been
oongh ny patronage, the business OF
appointing MS followers to Office was
temporarily stopped.
AS soon as the SILVER bill was
passed Noorhees began to insist on
the appointment OF Jump as collect
or ana 10 day the PRESIDENT made
Ihe appointment. 30 Tar Voorhees,
mas got everything 10 be had IN In
ulalla, ana IL Is believed that his
agreement with the Administration,
whereby ne turned coat on the silver
question, VIII teiu sood Tor the next
three years ana secure hlm all the
patronage HI Indiana
RA ANSoM IN THE SAME BOAT.
mat innsom Will get about tfr.
same treatment from the Admins
tratIon that Voorhees, has received is
already evidenced IN the Presidents
reckless re-appointment OF Elias aud
Summons III North Carolina Up u
the hour Ransom voted for the un
conditional repeal oi the Sherman
law, ne was on record as free silver
man. Without a word Of explana-
ton, without excuse, he reversed his
position, defed an overwhelming
public sentiment in North Carolina
and voted TO destroy silver. He
stands consplcuously alone as the
only man IN the United States Sen
ate who cast "a silent vote in the face
of public remonstrance. What the
consideration was that Influenced
him Is left wholly to inference. Ii
lies between patronage and patriot
Ism, but the inference up to date is
strongly against the latter.
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