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THE SENTINEL.
i caivrtret but I gratifying to every true
lrjt, itil every tbeeewetitulioa,
, iiM-TJir'jyfW' of the reaction
gainst th revolitionry apint which Iia
...n trolled public effitir for ume. time pant.
t Bwsuuft (jws'I been y!'iV,y.
..' i,HIs' o11ie' tWisTrfuTT. .ii ' .T.;i rcJ, jet ttie.
tticn.
...Ii-nres of il certain progre-s me
every i
,,., ,n,f(,t. The failure id impeach j
m.,,t U We ftrst itiwyerriert mrmg' th nw
,.nr id eventi which marked empliHlieally
tl,e priire i
of ri-aellon. Outcropping in
ilii lU'lH'at pariy llWll, II mj im
,,, ,iin strength as it mIIb on.
Tlii nomination of Grant and ptiltnit, at
Cuii 'h 'o, i another proof tlit Hiodvration,
or st let alarm at the Mri'lea of ultrn
,. ' .r.. ta hwntn rert rrcnprHt in tint
Kaiin io"t 'ju d - i
Grant could
I I mimijii, i -
t have accored the nonuation, if open
utrim had ruleil the hour. Wmlc alone j
w,,iild havo (iiiti'd (lie requirements of Phil j
linn Hti veoa, flinglitiu, Uutlcr, iVc, but lor i
llii-crrtninty f defeat if be hail l ce:i tbethcappr
lender,- heiiPf the noimnution o! (imnt ; yet
il- uiiivcrj!twliii). amoiiK really inodcr
le and - nun of all pariie. rccoila at
n-kiit! Grant, uuder the thriatciiiiii; !-e:t
,, nffiiirt which now ao clearly me.nacia I lift
Witffflr pf..Jb Tvrriiiirttt. Tbu uiuin
liou of Qrant nd Colfax, an we hare e!
where remarked, t-xi ttea no entbusiantu
Nier, within our recollection, ban a nomi
nation fallen o n'ly " 'be put. lie ear
Much oLlWwAuluf eutbuAUlu nmy lie at-
trihuud to tbe )e"eral eipecUtion ol the
n.,,inilon ot (iiaut. et thia can hardly I
at-eemwt fnr 4b xtnt. uf the indifference
aith whiob It baa ticen received.
The election in Oregon and Wanlimg
ton city go atrongly to confirm the adrance
of tbe !-. The gaina of the Democ
racy are tbe mor remarkable, liecauac of
the intense hostility engendered against
marla by tha BaJBcata and tbft officials of
tbegoTernment, moatly Radical, to keep
alite and Uwsraaaa that hoatility. . The c
ceaaiona to the Democratic atrength, there
fore, plainly iaUeihaltlia;''ieC(n)d aober
thought" ia bringing the masses back to
first principle! and to their former detotion
to the Constitution and the Union.
Kur a moatb past, and more, tbe proof
bas been clear that thia reactionary spirit
has been strongly setting in upon the better
iotuoilta;4 jw'j. .JK .ur-
ince that Chiet Just tea Cbaaa had become
alarmed at tbe nltraisifts of bia party, and
that his tyropatbha were falling in with the
reaction, baa induced many to connect bia
nuue Uh tb nomination of the National
Democratic ConentWB at New York, in
Jul. J', b" JMCB JetedJj stated that
leading Democrats and ConserTativea were
seriously meditating bia nomination. We
have been slow belioTe that Mr. Chase
could put himself in soch a posture towards
the revolutionary spirit . of his party, as to
make it at all safe for the Democracy serious
ly to consider his nomination. We felt that
coosiderMioM at policy W'gbt, in the treot
of bis willingneaa to tanU upon auch a
platform aa the Democratic Contention
wooM adopt, rongiy 1m bia notuinii
t ion. The faix that until within a few years
be bad boea a ttoifom I?eiocTti, ttigetbor
with tnawsa-idencea ol bii growing hostility
to tbe nltra programme ol ihe Kadicalaj lelt
room to beliee, that, in the eTent tbeDem
ocratic Convention believed thai Mr. Chaae
Waa tfienla11al5erTm"tte
Radical trttb certainty, no might be too
nomine. Our telegram, on yesterday morn
mft "pwaenttejr ia detatt tbe preaeirt4 po
tion of CUiol Jostice Chase and Lis iljlng
nes to perafi itb tb Democratic
party, (provided tt ahould be ascertained 10
represent fh vlwf Mr.( Cbaae correctly,)
increase; tlie pWibility oi bia nomina
tion. Tet. fortber development are necea
sary to audtorixe inch an eipecUtioq. Tbe
National Democratic Convention will donbt
les be la possession of ail the fact necr -sary
to I full tuifey t tb aitoatlon, ntl
will eertaioly select a ticket with tb view
ut defU0g.JUdii,s)iini fcTr tar J0'?
every true dtver tt bia country wilj most ar
dently py, ' j "
file feawfiTI " em'
niau in Hocittobaoi county went from
home, a la d5Miaolving U.tlo rr
Kro boy io brg4 A argr man came near
the premises, ana asked tbe UltV Jxy who
was ia the bouse Being informed that no
nee waa at Borne, be ioaiated oa aninii in.
iiLlnnlna made, and be got boldVif
the boy and whipped bias. Tht Uttla fel
low then rati to tbe bowae, getting there be
fm tb man, picked, np a.ga nd shoHiira
dead. Wbea tba!!! of pfemfee
cAia bot ieport he bad done.
Faithful guard, that I. ,
Wara, froea the Jiatbat aNflnar
ber of olUxeaeof WUnsiagton bave invited
qtam ? yWt- ;y, bator
le:ng tbe Btabl5 fisV has promised to s
cept, if poVibk. Welkope that be nay lie
abk to do Wilawnigloo' frieUd
bave tbe keaek o dipeneing elegant boa
piUliUsw. '"
Tbe Cbarlotte ;t'tlatjra' to bur oaii-
in tb Bust. H adnilta tBdr atWaTOtnra,
Cat inaiata that CbarlotU win bear off tbe
nalm WeTt? A- Walinir. i we won't
nuarrel about Pie matter. The irirfs are a!li
SnitdA.SKArinauAll-CM.ln7wr-tiiiaMV3TaB "- "T- rr -f
. cbaresung.
TUB JACOBIS QAHlf.
"Duta," ihe well informed ao.l generally
reliable rwrrewpandent at 'the IVaHimot
In the Mine letter tn which heiminnntctr
the rVual wile (Bt to ou the Arkansas
Bill, expresses doubt whether it nnrl the
Omnibus Bill can ps over the "inevitable
veto" ot the. President.'
,We adticn-to the opinion we have uni
formly expressed, that tin result will be dif
ferent, - thiit the fltates will be admitted, ia
the cour of a few weeks, do the basis of
longies-
il i
ill
H.I.
pted, by
stroking
ft"1'1 pi
. -iW .tiiHM 4 U4iiM1b.Att
will le oliviatrd
Alter nil
.f Hi
vaunitAl
sliirim cl the It
licil .
.1 l(.
r ooi' rue
tin: Chi
tion, and itft' r I Ik
Clil ( 'lOIVi HtilHt i
lid
'tati
..v. r i In-ii:tc-s
il
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of tll.it policy, (
Imntiv .1
:ire ti
repUtl'iHte its ovvn I
tliii'voUH and ili ;.l
aid i Ihh In U'H rid
IK h .
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r mi-,.
lipt ilpolt
"Natter(t.!
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The only i. i-m
Conuri'Minutd J
nuiltcr, ci.-o m I
v liu Ii litn nilliirnct'iJ tlie
ha tt hfMitatv in th
'11 1 ..i ' t lit'V iiilVf iloill. ia.
I it tl t. I" tiTl VOlt lt
I'lll 1)1
ixmie
umv, att-r tn- r.ft ittitt-tt I heir noini -mrs
I.ir (lit- I'li-ii.li'nry nn'( Vift- I'rt'aideQcy,
nil' I I Ii u ! Ihm tin' U ultc.il I'.it nmy .H3
pitclifi iti tin- Urmnrrii ir tirt. La order
u iian y mil tUuif lruuiUa-a ol j called ro-
rrmtmrtiiV'i
vide nmnt
rtrt'i, tiT t'hf shuip time, t r
thf f" h1 tutrix v "t" lining (be
fli-ctoral villi n iiu
a h ich Iriiiut h t In in
Senator E !ni'ii).j.
l i Ht- S u licru oUtt-H,
iikf a trriJi,' vision,
' VVrniitnt, hail ctmij'
torwm d mill il
oitun
Krtvli-t'U Tlii'i tli
Cwuliii, Iwiltb I. .ii
haniii. UTiHiiliiiilppt I.
rescMH-tivflly. ih.ill ti
lion ill the eteetm i
!itl-- 'if 'iriilli. Nnrili
i i iic-it. ririila AU-
V Up rntitlntl Ut rt'rtimH(tv
( 'ftlicKc ft.r i.ir uli.iict' of
Prpwident or Vn'e-1'riii.tiieut. r thf t'uiteil MirIi-m
anil mi eleeloral v iiu lm I l.- r '-i--L . i.i "I e..nnteil
from any of nueh rwpelivi- Sttii. uuteHH. st the
time pr. nerilii'd hv law f..r iln- i:li'ie or eiretur-.
the people of unrh -,(i- Ntmll, piirnrtsiit to ttie
andaiui Cuygiirtt w 11 iH.ti'f, tme mum tlio
fonrth itar WtrrfliMr.'SHaiptMd a ftaawnailoa
of hiat (.i.ieriiiiieiit. Nhli hsvi- lu eii ori-'imzi'ii
awl wnilt Ml piaeelul nratliin, au-l lUieb
HtaU-a aluli linvi- alwiU emni euiillnl to repre
aentuaiitui ui LiuiKretui, pursuuiil to the He'ta uf
vtomr U1-.UUU.
The simj le meaning ol ' I this is, that
the Rn.liU reeoijinlii tbe fact Lliat their
succchb in the president inl elei tton can only
be accomplished hy a compact and solid
Southern vote. Hence, if any one ol tj,etn
should happen to vole against Orant, it will
at once be declared thut the government of
such State is not in "peaceful miration,"
and it vote will not tic counted. It tlicy
shonlri all vrter Grant, their govern men t
will be pronounced "peaceful" to an extent
that wan never clmmed for the fanciful
Utopia. Thia ia the laat stride of tbe revo
lutiouary monster of Radicalism.
A grave question arises : After the South-
eistt m lAvMJrMss
they are co-equal Hlatcs with all the reat.
They will have tbe sole pnlver to regulate snf
frago for thetnaclvwt, and they will hare nil
the rigbta possessed by Massachusetts, Ohio,
Uichignn, or any other State. They will have
the same constitutional right to have their
electoral vote counted that New York has
How ia that right to be dtveated f Sup
pose that the vyte of a State, thus attempt
ed to lie excluded, should be sufficient to
determine the result of tbe Prcaukntial
election. Would not the Radical candidate,
declared elected by etfeb eluiB, be a
President of force ! Would Hie white mass
es of the North aubmtf to this f Would it
not bring about civil war? Where would
all this eud ?
Edmunds resolution, white H ia sign! ft
cant of the desperation of Radicalism and
ot its eonacionsneas of approaching disao
rot!orr, 1, at the same time, one of tbe-moat
heinous evidences yet presented of its crtzy,
revolutionary and diabolical designs upon
the Constitution and the lihertiea of tbe
cooatry.
Death op Ma. BucHAisaa PaociiiiA
TIOW or Tnc PaiuinRisT. Wathingtm. June
, 1868. Tbe President, with deep regret,
annonncea to the people of the United States
tha di?cesywiM .ll'Ueatland, Pennsylvania,
on the let instant, of his honored predeces
or.Janea Buchaoaal
- The event R 'i occasion mournini in the
nalaoa 1 tU Wuf aafminent ciljUen and
honored palilic aervknt.
Aa a mark of respect for his memory, it
ia ordered that the Executive Departments
I irowediately placed lb, mourniii;. and all
busineea (x suspended on the dayoffne
funeral, N .,..
It is further onlcTtd that the War and
Navy Department cause suitable military
and nttviil hoaoj to be paid on thia occasion
0 the memory ot Ibe illustrious dead.
y Akbbw JoHxaoir.
, . - " f ' v
'TeMtiiw BafaaTAKT or War. General
Scbuneld is perhaps the youngest man who
hiu oenpied thepositioo of ftecretary of
WarAHeisBot yet thirty-seven yea a of
age. Hegradaated al TTePint in it3.
He waeiBadeBrvt MajiK General in
183, and mt subsequently raised to i tbe
full rank, " Io Ma 1S67, he was aseignerl to
duty as General Comtuandias; tbe trst
BiUUry distnet, cooaiatiag. of tlie. Stat ot.
Virginia. .
rr--; -V-' - ' -"
' Manager ifriniweil lh VerVaaifeaiftB' Vrtp
Mr. Wool ley ia enstody until be haf ".pur
ged biataaif of oontswapVi If Mr. Woolley
baa lb tettne amount ot ' contempt that
all good wen
i l ave for the mean and imo I
Uwt petty tyrantr M" Butleii 'BaiemngT
Committee, how is it possible tor any man
lo. porg himself of It daring 1 -whoHi life-
iait-
A fw aaosslha aaa Greeltrj said fefProf
Wy Oe serai Grant can afford to be a dead
asvd rioaib candidate, bat this country caa-
not afford to elect a def and dumb Preai-
- ,w "W' I .,.ll"f Bl I i , i ,'
UUS. I1
4SS eMl
1'OWKIi 10 HI: U I L A J H
FHA (IK
rebate, a lew date sine,.. tl.e.IIoa. it-ie-dv
Johns'in in a few loejic.il sentence, c - tu
pletely dissipated the modem tu I uxurpn
live idea that Congress has any powui to ,
regulate the franchiw in the Sin'i- j
Senator Morton, of Indiun, li.'ivnt !
Radicul, followed htm. Inking the Mime j
view, and even employ ino much i!r'Uie-r -languse
in condemnation ot the ttltenijit t.'
'rrnrsnw'emrWrryrrs-" rfcrir?rw-"-';!JJf1;rVri'
Kitwler dt'tivcrp l a wcl!-writ ff-a
otuniou nil
liu ;in,('hi(U', an. I S-iifttof Truinliuif
iki Ur-tl tlmt thf rti i u I inns nit rnlirultnm
Tht! fttllowin in tiie tvxt u St-nntor J'-lni ,
9nn'A Hrumeiit, uii'l it is nuriuiive : j
"Mr. J. vwnt on t niu- Hn i n t t!ir j
Htnenf.meiit of Mr. Uraki-, i'Ht(finlitin l)ml ,
the right (it reuUtiny t ht Miitfinyt wtm vtHif j
t' go My in the SlrtV-J. It tilihot lf (o(jr,,( I
t lint any nut-It o tr Irt r In iiel'L,"il'i 1
to tbt- ffHnei l fafoveriiiiitMit, nnl tn-n- it iw - j
lrt(s ifilictfiidv UM.it S,uu-
'I'lic ullVnt , il Nt ui, ti I.' Iif n uul.ih l j
in A'kAtitaHit, titt New York uutl il;ir (mi I
Hixl oOi r rtlntfs hnw ilic mnt; rontml ovr f
the suffer t an when uif I'ni. tn was frrinl,
In ;hi fVfiit wli U Irt'fom - "I l'ic Mj"iu.it
of lb BrrtU'H t hth! i i A i K m a- i' tn be tif.
privcl ot tin- nl. t. h1. i in -In- titl tv lt
privt'il ot any ottii 4 S Why 'i uot I 4ur s j
provitU h"w m int iih iii'tii! ot thr lif'in-l i
ture sin- f-lmll huf, h iI what j.rotc.--1.
ttlfj hImII Ii", til. trim ot hiT tl'L A
Iiyicallv, on v rerrivr ut no i U-r roti- ,
t lu sum t tmit 1 1 1 it 1 1 t 'tii'i 1-Htt 1 1 1 l rt;lt
rcifulnlo tu- irmu hi,', it Un lit' i it;lit to j
rfjuliiU- niij oil, r itn. I t iiT tiilor nuht I
which pmuina tt tht itatf. It 'onKrx.
run itn4v tliiH (''liili; mm ii ui hi-ttf'M siuii 1
Vote, It (Mill Mil pi t.-li lllliiit Lltnl ti-
men hnti role, tiott tttii)tn tthnil vi4 , (iutt
aliens Iih11 vttf.
If ( 'onri hrtst tin- ir t Ktiy tint (
htactt man shatt ntwnvs voir, turn n t-.tr
im thai 4-vi rvth.lv -Ne ! f i f E .il -vnv- lc -Mi.
J. a&ki'il for the ttftlihg t( d- cl-1 " 'if
the Supr. ine (Jnurt in the n?e o M s 1?
ippi, tluit Coiiu'm? f -iiltl t I hoip nr
iii-w State utiv rofi!esioii nt tor iuherenl
)i'irilcem wl.it. ti wntihl j l ict iiKf-a attm
equality with the oiler Slulic No im hi
U-r ot the Senate ntt utoie hnxioiim (Imiii In
to set- theiM.' States once more in the Tf iou.
Hewtiitcl to ate the I'ut'Mi itt :! w- m
evetjihtu: iJtoept uluvei , il.at in joiie,
iwi?r to te r-iriiiihrTf. ,:hrfie?VrtJ
tl.e fluitjea were tmit h U lLitXri''- ' "t.tn
ae IheTi own atTairfi iTiati WiV. ttri.jnT".
Atpve all, he wanteti to O'V 1
tary arm.. . TluU. touutt. Iruui. wJiidi. we
olitaineil nearly all of our rihu woulil tint
for a moment, unless under dire in t e-eiit y,
I
aulmit to ihe rule of the liftynie'. !
In England, in London, where vire mulls j
in itn mon hoirttt form, yoil iifn r wi- a ;
atrliUer . tbey ar nil a. udiou.sl) kept m then j
harracka. and afi never aeen rxcept h hm
there is the jfri fttt mcett-iiy. H- 1 "J
prejudice agaiitsr our military who lnniin
quered the grimteut r 'Mlliou the world rvVr
naw.hut military power laalwav utirrrain i
ecf.aod U therehre dfinpnM." ' Tfrrtifrit
thfitte 81 a tea tou'k, Uiu In nun led them lu k
aa equals. He nor any ot them would v,,iu j
to mi here lea than le tqtiftl of their it--" j
ciatea. What iiiiin ol the Noith would tt !
wllline to aurremU-r uu the Mtn iiu.il of j
Gilbert Abbott A' U icln tt made very nice
things out of tbe Comic Klackstoue, (.'eiiiie
Mylholouy, &c. But, as we, auid last w.i ek,
the Irfindon VneA never inmgiiwd anytbinK
asfupny as the Chicago ('onvemiyn mid its
platlortn. As we also said' laat week, it
won't do to eihaust tbe comic platform ui
a tingle go. Tbe curled Anthony uiiuht
swallow tbe solved pearls of the seductive
Cleopatra at one intemperate draught ; liut
Anthony waa, after al, a kind of nup.ri.il
pig, and the do ky ti'ieen of the Nile no
better than aha aloimld be. But the comic
pearl of the Chicago platform must lie
kept carefully away from cider vint-uur, or
airy iMwlvr tokp one by on, pol
ished on the CUtfs of the people's a4. e.n..;,
and tossed from hand to hand.ao that everv
iKKly many have their lair share of , lu.nei-t
aughter over them.
Now, tiitn. Udua and. gent lcnitu. we will
have tbe great "pigeon trick," or hvctiou
No. 2. Here it i:
"8d. Tbe gnarantre by Congresa of eiitml
tnffttrge to-tHywt mm .-
demanded by WIf tnsfrtftrtirH of public
safety, of gratitail and of juarlrt;ed must
he maintained, while thequeatioD Ot suffrage
in all the loyal State property fei Wnga to
the people of tiieae Btatea."
80, yon see, w cut off the beads ui llm
two pigeons. We don't pluck them now.
A word in your er:-W postpone that
until after tb election. ' But w tut oti
their beads. Then we put them in this bag.
and shake them so, and out they fly - the
diita pigeon with the black uigmtq'a bend
n atvd tneliiae k
on wcHh to wiiiin
pigeon'a head on.
n dou'i see tbrouuh
tha trick, eh i Verv likely. (Slop, it
ay (-. -aav - eil to pbitb4 IL,
Greeley is auppiawd U le ik-livaruig tins
lecture.) . 1 , ,
80, ladies and gentlemen, you si the
eapiuasimi "EipJat aatfeaga - to- eil- Iy4
raea at the South" ia what I call a very
pretty conundrum. We might have aaid,
"Sooth Pole," but I told the Committee ou
rb ilutions that I considered lh.it as car
rying ibe loke a liuUUo far. For, yon see,
when we make a conundrum, we like some
thing definite. We can't bear to be eiuivo
cL Now, that Section No. 3 ia what I call
exact ; for, aince no man can give a defini
tion of it, nor no man understand it, there
isn't the, slightest danger of aay body's being
arislpd by it And au soon' as tbe lecture
omit) fadie and geattemen, we will rub tk
chalk off the black pigeon's bead, the lamp
lilacli; off the white pi(eon head, and ttWo
wa'U pluck 'eta both, and have iln iu ., for
tapper. - Which- aobody can eWuy. Myself,
or somebody fft wir! lector n the t -omi
Chicago piatforio, I'roviileocu prrniftfih)7
every week d art rig the fasioa. Adinissiuu
' The Louisrflll Jtmmai, which enjoys its
rroatatioa of beinsr caution lri id tlatf-
nents, avers that OeoeralAHtrailuian offered
n 1mptmhmMmt4 i4lf
would erawioe hL, and tbatb irued tod
irate thai ateamtar Pomemy's vote waa
VB4N
fered him for tea tbcnsaod dollars, .The
aaiai.ia ftf-etiaKti tli ewwiwwial. ft the-
tlMeX.
Manatrera' invcetigatsue)
LluMfetlOUIllItfallllOltlLMj
rl S!t4f aot Wt. HakouUl ly waiaitav
Uativetv denied not by Butler, tot h teii6
TI1K
authority la a question of veracrtyX-A. f.l Hume into fad pow f,.,Jfo i il to 1 up-HorWr-
w- - ""i i" j. --.v yr-i.'y-aaikeis 44 wW'iaaaslAtHS4fek
On' Wsshirtgton Correspondence.
! rthrmfKXT ' OSTTTK 'rKXDTX
IV'.Wi.V CHIEF .It'sTli'h'
I! Sc.' .f
V.Ahiii.io.N, I). June i, lsti"
1 1 s Hj,
, Kui loii : Tim imp. huumt
il .ii u inn;; te'Miiustcd in ilis.isirt.tw .nut
nti-snpuMo Imliim, rutiier thau an b ne,i
ui- acarwly oo-si lih t n .1 tn
m ii prcw-iii wmditi.ni, i. . .i-al. .-
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polTucH, i nn;. . mr t it cs, iiilli. n't to
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i-Hfier to si-ft) thr-itotmiot tltnt iiftrrv or rtir
ue . ,, eco,.,ii,,-co,i, .in,
uhi.h It Inn 'o ImiK lltlccliid, n-il" ioiiM tt
1 s -i iilloid to prove, by the liu t" ami t in
evi.l. iiri , Ihe houcitv iltid purity of All-.Ir.-n-
J-ihii-ion, or their o.n .ii.titn s-. It
euliliol now in; il.tlinii-.l linn no- iiv-iu'i io
i iwmVttb'Pitil8t.4ail-ba pf
f ri'"l v In ii t he eiirlli St tnilic.-ll 1. -us pi'ty
I iiptuit Ltiuinie nmnifiist, and tlmt the mo
! live for the esiji'iiiion ol thi' purp : r. la
, led ItiTy to the forcible instalment ol u
j fia'iirul ilvntwtv in power, li if enunlly
npp iinit, now, that the entire ptoci ciliiiiis
i ol iliii parly towar.h the Preaolei.t -wein
I per-i-teiitlj and di -siucdlv iutuiided to in-
i l.i.-ilv tlie leeliiif ol the Aoflh nirainat him,
' fir 1 1 t In y mii(lit luive a pretext, for Ina rc-
I niovul. lu n Kurd to tbe rrei'ulcn! iiil eh-c-
' lion, Biiicii their itiptnrc With the I'lmideiit,
the Ha. lical party hm lieen phieed ce-rtainly
i in a di'eni'iia, full of anxiety and difficulty.
Thin parly i lull)' aware of tin fuel that its
VxiatHnrw eannot snrrlv thtt l(t of a sintde
jienetlil election ol the kind. Ilcuci", pre
.nt defeat mentis with them iiTelrieytilile
niiii mid diaa-tvr. It meuns popular con
1 1 em n a tion for all time. While. on the other
hainl, aui-ci si will he iiri cpliil ui il licellae
I lor ouwiuira u.u.pu. ana powet.
With su. h elements tin, n intuit, tli j
i.lciM-nt coijliat .-Hlto-fifil (J'!. .ioio' VAn
ml I in
lo ImhIi sides, ol iViUaih .tv.iue; i'.
V . j
with the j
a i tl.c, at the iiIcm iiI time.
strenirtli of tbe impuhir vote pretty nearly
evenly Imhtnrud in the North, tho liswniive
power, na an aeent to l.n u'.l in turning
tlio Mi llie in eilher llirel "ion. Illllat lie coil
sideteil of the first tu -ignitude. Indeed, in
ll.ia nic. ly lial iliecd conleHt, while the
IV, i. I. in v and the great and leading
States ol the North are held by the Conser
vative p-irty, and Conrem, with the lesser
Si n;, of the North, and at least a majority
ol the Southern, are in the hands of the
ftdfnf, ft won M not fie. harardtng too
much I i declare, that even the exclusion ol
tlie ut. t the giivCTniaejit from hoth, Pr:
ties, a a meani of fnffheuclng tho Preeiclmi
tinl election, wnntcr TewrH tcUam roualy to
the latter, simply fro'ii the tact that this
party, il deprived of be lowers of govern
Hu nt, can neither man nubile the Southern,
or intfiichce the Northern vote. ' Congress,
without it deters rncoiistruellion, can have
no pretext 1W iiiaintainingtnilitary govern
m ut in tlyt Soifl. .aud, a soon as ti at
ceitw. they fasB ' trt 'fwt any rtretded
fori r power over that aectiou. To pre
u ut a favorable aspect in tljij prescul cam
paign, tin y must both rcclilfij'riM t on their
own plan, and remove, at the same time,
to a gic it ment, the militniy iiistrumeiit
As the pl .t nl iinpcaclim.nt rij.ene.l, it
Ix-caiiie il i.lj- more apparent lliat the Ka.il
cul pai ty liii'V uot overciliiiniii.'."l the vital
importnnie. t.V their own interest anil final
Slicees.. .l the control ami povsesKi.mol the
K ' iv- (. It is perb ctly clear, bo
far as he iikc ot Ihcw powers hy Andrew
.loluis.lui agninsl tin: liailiciil pmty w as con
cerned, tb it Ihe Presidrnt. Iwing lolully lie
imrrrd from their acUVa tnipbtytiieut,, no Itir .
from Iwing a positive ousiacie in ineir way,
was in IIh-capacity of an indejiendettt agent,"
pHrely negative, and in truth incap tcilaleil
from injuring tiia tiu-Biiea, attd nbnont iuca
pa'.te '"of stiff pro'ocrl ir; Thrjf, if tehnd bfe-n
the. simple and liuni-st decision f thia party,
tner.y to deprive him of tho Ue f the
goveinnienl f' .r Ins own purpoMis, or against
themselves, the conflict would have ceased
upon Ibe attainment ol that object, llonce
il became tbe prime ot ject to rcm'ive an ol
ficial who was loo honest to use those pirw
ers for his oU sxi5fsBdir,mTrt, and 'u
pore to permit them to lie used lor the s-1-tish
jmrpwiof oihem. Thil!rfTie relation -ships
Of the present election, and the ipi.n
tion of hiipchu' nt, in its original iu.rc
lion and disign, t(irottglvitut the proaecu
tbm attd in Hi tltiiil' hstiitt, ill hti found
wnatsnily of the most iniiiiiute and mutual
character pd; llit;U tbe amd'AnpItalinteiit
of that ql'jcct reijuired the utmosX despera
tWtl, -tf(r kud 'f andy ItarcTiner dX the
estimation of tlie Kadtcd party, the ouly
-avty iuf-ib soiuliofl ol tUc.U-ugeciiu,atui,
ltlrWWitdiaiAi4Wwiitllby ha4jaii4J,
All tbe KieatuMeS or the ..ntli bail, by
o verwhelfljl ng tasjorft fe, liutetMrtad t heir
moat tavwite as'arihel priiuHple, negrvt
lmatjpfi. XTJjetirfor as thia prtuolple, and
those rwuju KfTtmarr-ry aprrrrcTng rrom n,
I MStt:uia ihvi. M.1 .w. wiwu.v ua
only hope left a prtr, la nt upon auccea at
alt P4tf t?fft,fv fW Br" ttJl lsje-sjaie.' aWfl tffH'
,11 la l.rulii 11.1 U1H IL&i llC&l V
-wills all lis wily and ahatp iiolitijaaaia, bad
J ruiscslcntsted the ttuafui by whrelj it was to
p
! fteuliii s In
the w iv to its attaiuinent. when
arrived at the deliberate and daxuiu
TxZX ZJt
xiun e ol the National Treasury, tbe army .
inn: w ill ct" the Kftt.u l cr)U)date fuf tb
, M,Wff f vmronn the pt 4
. a iwhu4-i, .ia I, utv a.jikauu VM asv.
,, um;,,;,,, ilia riiht of free iib and
, opinion, no jMwer on earth could have de-
iiv. if iliin i.nrtv ol tb nut utm-lion fla
pn
, i;,,r b ui'l, the iunniiiiiiious tailar of
. thi.iii.uai.LLLt Uk OUuLuisLllui PnaaLLua. xdAmm.
,,.tir, 1 v in ,i ditb r. nl asiieat, liut. ia
aspeat, liut, in
: truth, . the opposite party a Jmwilive
"" h Ivhi. t.ir. in the conical. It niav b as-
'' ilieivi-nl -I t I.i pel 1. 1 1 in uti alhy of jrov
'' I eli .. .1 hi i. n . i hii.I K Houicea in this polil-
' i. i! mil. -.t. tie- l.ism a to the Kadical aiile
, ii ill lui inure than counteibalmiiie those on
i' ( ihe oijioi.itc, risultiiiir from tbe d. piivation.
In 1MU M-ol lS-t.S, the W hi p iny held
ni. ..lute cum ml ol the govern ient, by such
I ii . j n lom. ai-. met! aliuo-it to insure future
n.-. i-n lor in tmtli iiiatancea (the iticum-
. I ' II ! fi .
.1. a'h,
i 1 1 ins '
.1 t o- I'n Ki.lency vcmh removed liy
uutl Vie I'reaidcnta as-uuied the
lt'i, in utti tntitiiiii tn conatruct new
i 1'
rt n. di-ciuii i' the lend the resources and
tin .'nee of jiovi r uncut to either of the old
i oiuniii. ilioiia. The result iu both cas. a, at
j the in it eh ctioiia, w ovfrwbttlniin tie
li.it ol tin VVhin, thouijli under the leaiW
'.ihiiif i heir roost choice- rbantptuna,
i o,i i ntli ,.t" iltesi; la-casioiis thoau treLuen
l. ii-. iintjoii ies, which had carried that
iu ly into uif, Weie t llnccd aa if they
liad never i Yi-ie.l. This waa manifest y
-In. , not J." Ki y iiiip-pilliuity or xiailive
, fin lurj;.. ill Ihe, Vii& p"riy, but umply to the
irr 'of 'cMiiii;t"ia..y!iw t a rritt
, leal period hikI ut a tune when lliey oouhl
'"''Ui.. .i i i .. : . .. .. . I . .. 1
i not oe tiiieovten nun. oi uu- i enoui'jca auu
' influence id jiovermw nl.
'rini.4, aa the matter ntanils now, with a
' I'ri'sideutial incuinlant, thouull atripped
i mwera, vet one ' is too honest lo be
; corrupted, and to., tirui to be intimidated,
I ihe Hiulieiil parti .il lie debarred from the
I this potent enauie in tuo prcseni
,' - ""l" - 'ber t-r the purH.M ol briliery
..t minim latum. I Ilia patty la Bow, hy
ihm nienria, thrown back upon its henitallni;
iioliev of hall Bud-bull' ucirm-suirraije ill
ihe North, the military jrlory of a Preaide
i tial aapirnnt, inure aniliitioua than wise.aud
, , ,
,iiai. . .vmv'-j ,.i w . vs. T.r-f.-",rr
neiirn vote of rh Ponfh, frtf TntorBewwew.
linilienliaui. in the control ot power, is uau
allt (.iieccsHfol. Hi caime nevi r too scftipUloui
lt im it 4n.lnwBi.tly-, but, without thu
fenourne-, it i 4Minratro, luttaun diirlcienl
in true prmciole. Thort, ia too much remain
tor the belief, hat. in future, political success
will depend u.irc on the ciintior aiiiT bail i't
power, of fiiiud aw) intrigue, and tbe influ
ence of money, than on any principles, of j
justice and rierht. Hut tbu results of tin-!
peiehineiil huve not only wrested lrom the
(inispof tbu Kadical party tlieae essential
resources, at this most critical juncture, but
they have talloa equally disastrous on tbe j
ruputaUo aiid )U..9.tll0l94r9IUfT8j-4
A iiioiiK all those individuals engaged in
the cause of impi achment, whether in flt
toi in of mere partisans, manajrers, or Sena
torial jiiilucs, none have added totbeir re-
putation for honesty, purity, intcurjty or
I ahilitv, while all bave lost oaate Ui these
-tmnnrDint nartieolifra. The eihibl-
ti((n o( tUcHt y .on the part of Kadical 8o-
lor an equal exhtliltion til commonplace
inrtisaniittii and disreputable disregard for
an out ii. i lie Managers tiaa, in me arena
of House politics, acquired some reputation,
but, only with one exception, cauie to the
Senate to lose it. That exception was But
ler. It ia difficult to (Uide for which be ac
quired most distinction, - low rfjnning, in
decent inijiertincnce or unscrupulous cor
rupliou. However, in all thine particulars,
he bait gained notoriety, and he. of all his
partisan confreres, preaent an isolated in
stance of having added to bis reputation.
flic breach which impeachment tfireiteo"
ed to make between the Radical Henators
will in all yrlbility be suiliuieu tly healed
(or practical puriioaea, through tbe cohesive
power of the public plunder. "
But that betwein the Itadical party and
Chief Justice C'bftse pniruiaea more fruitful
rwnttr. - fmrmatty, there can tie tin qheii:
tion that lie ia the ablest man In that party.
Ilia influence, politically and socially,
tlioitcti not so extensive as that of Grant. IS
euolioed Ui the moat influential of hia parts,
siid under present circumstam es tie holds
really, in tbe palm of hla hand, the political
balance jif power. By throwing that in
duel ce in either direction, it would ilneiiU
the queatiun. It ia now manifest that fbae,
hat mg originally sdvocalei negro equality.
went with that doctrine up to tbe point. ol
testing it practically, fomid it utterly im ¬
practicable, and bus lor nearly twelve
, months In en uraiiually receding from it,.
Hence, tlie impeachment waa Dot the cause,
but simply the occasion, of aeuluiinatioii ot
accumulnting ililti. ullles, enutpg ID a rup
lure, that is, at this crisis, pieuaof with
iinportnni c. li I.
Kight hundred Ihoiisand icret of land In
Sum hern Kansas were deeded many years'
agitQ Mw C-'ftendu Indiana hyrte; ovefB.;
nn tit, in return lor hall a million dollars In
gold, held tin trust by ttie government for
the , CheroKces. Tbe land, txing apparent
ly uniwtctipittd anH iificlalmed, was taken
pmscsaioaof hy ant tiers add pre-empted,
lifty Iboiiaand farmer- being now aKtled mi
i In; land tinder the flomentiad law. Tbe
Indians in lGCjIemanded the vslue of their
land, and, by wine mii,uverfii(r,"H H iTlegv
cd. of Mr. Ilaritn, then tecrerary tf rtH" "In
terior, It watt bought by aiiecutators, and
thus the setilers, who"..it!d bsvj paid more
than the epeculators, are in a fair way to be
ousted or swindled. This, ptcuftar arrangi
incut w originally flttd np fn ncrnn i?
a oaof the Hinate, tht Ituusc having no
knowh dgo whaU-ver of it.
A simple mode of cnmTmtiNg intereet la
Mlw-Mdpiy ay- edvsw
dollar by themrmbsT tit ilayn tir' 1nteT.t
rcquired, separate the fighi'-hand figure,
and diviil ty sir the remit Is -the tree
interest tor such a number of day , at i
per cent. , I nt ri is so wmpw and irp.
according tfall ftuineWs8g, ithaf eyifty
bikr. broker, tnrc1iant,nd clerk should
oavtfr bp for reference od twi.' Hr rn
,-wHHr.i imjwf mmmwvt; jwv.Ji
. .-rtrii.. .-.e ,:i'n-iiTi --r tt- r-rrr-r-i'-" -
JrA.ar , ' 1
' tr multiply by one tilth of the oumtr
of days. The iuterest oa f 1,000 r thirty T
days won W thus be. found by simpiy tnulti Hi tea, Brownlow print hira ia hi pspet
ytyi fcy. tVvai ?,Tr,,-z-.;,!,Mr,u.ml 1 Mat Mw. arotihl mvm-
' . A&, -iWa i ft "n -J
Fixiin tl. Nt-w I'.H-k VS urMt
gsSbiu i Git mi i spHkt u or a c
The siMerh made by General Grant in re
ply to the addn as ol the Preaideiit ol the
C'bicapi) CVoventioe jftvi(( hira ceremoni -ous
aotic f ha BoutinMjon, is very txiti,
as aa to hurt. Itwn ixjjcoietl. nail il.i.
flat and eomniunplace aa it iailioru ft oon
talns but one thouglit feyonit rhahif tml if
promise t do his riutj r ami that rtioaobt
I i dtacretrtW t hirs. : We ernov it as fol-
'""sj Mat truly wid, i the eourae ut
1 iOaT et'drcsa. that I jMI Km no tmlttvaf
Sat a aervile utterance is a rlf-pro
nonuced aalir on Ceiseral Uraut'a lutellK-t
an hi rnovnl fidjeMiwe. Hew tow tjr
O. neral Hawlcy that he is rxpacteil to bis
tbe political thrall of the party that baa
noUiinatatl him, and k MaptifHta hy aayiiiK
that tbenxprttatiob is wit lounded, and
that hewill bave no policy uf his own.
Haviag deserted the Democratic faith in
which be waa educatecl and given np the"
ideaa no reconstruction and nogm sutfrn
which be; was itiuvn to bold two years akjo,
he naturally finds no difticulty in pruniiaiu
to have no political opinions in tbe future.
Tbe surrender of his mental independence
ia the price General Orant ia willing tn pay
for aa election tolhe Presidency, lie avows
his wUlingnea to iro info that office aa a
piipiK t, and let (tie Itadicals puff th? strings.
This abject piedR proliably attords a cor
rect measure ot General Granfa capacity aa
a stateamais. Ue doe not proa ta be "a
pillar ot state," but a weathercock to abow
which way the wind blows, veering as the
popular breath change and having no di
rection of his own. But the Prestdepcy is
no place for a man without ideaa and des-
tmUtUtfajL-sla
ffmdoct htittnw aervile one ot doing he ie
bid ; and U-cause it is bidden thinking it
right." Such debility of understanding and
servility of will cannot take shelter under
tbe truism that, in a republican stovero-
meuti the will of thejJeiiple. ought to pre; I
van. erisuniy iiougni ; nut lueir ili lllj
erate, settled will as eipresaed in the Con
atitution ought to prevail over their fitful
.tu pulses HHng The
'('onstituiiun ia their permanent niamlate, I
hv the will ot thf Hiopl he meat t the cs
i r ce of a transient majority, It la not at all
binding on tbe President -Unfess we adopt
the tyrannical principle that in a republican
government tbe minority bave nu rights
which tbe majority ate bound lo respect, it
y tie a b -tless-rtkin o hia duty for a .
President to have a p ilicy ol his own fn
opposition, ta the will of the majority. If oi
part ol Itiecoiinuunlty umlcrtakaa In oppress
tile olher.tl (a tbe cteaf dill T of the Pleshleiff
ttl um iir ttietnninTnre nt hla grwat nlllre tn
jirotect the-weak. The danger that Inajurl-
Uea may . beouuie. tyrsnuical is Hie teaaon
lor having a settled constitution ; and, a
coiistnutiooa do not execute fhi-iiiselvea,
ours is so fr allied as to make tlie President
the chief bulwark against the tyranny and
oppression of domineering majorities. By
wearing him, to a peculiar manner, to pro-
attrv a, pruvecs aau ueienu iu v-onaiitution,
and making bis single will equal tn legisla
te efbeismcy - to tha oonabined wills al
nearly two third ol the members m bow
House of Congress, It ha clothed him with
a power which is perfectly idle and nuga
tory, il tt be his duty to have no policy of
his own and never to resist the nialority.--
It General Grant' servila view be tha tree
theory of our government, why waa author
ity given to the President to thwart the
in ap wi t y-esj 43oe)grsf aatd eer-lMsW- thai fsaafty3.
completely la check, utiieaa the majority
against bun ia fully two-thirds in !Klb
Hoiisei t Our Coiisiitullon ia built on the
broad basis of human rights; It nscngnixe
tbe righteef the minority aa being a sacred
aa those of the majority ; and it make the
Presiilent their defender by clothing him
with the,' veto power lor their protection.
But Geo'. Grant dirlarea, In substance, that
if As ie elected President, there will be no
more vetos-a ; that he will Beyer have a p sl
it y iu uppoaitiou to the will of tbe majority ;
tkat wlica. .aiusj.nity tjnuitilHi jifi will lie
lis subservient and willing tool. We are
proudto jaj hat HO candidate r Presjdant
mw befor delwaed Uimseif by aucb a aer
vije, abdication uf all , tha atiatiments that
befit a patriot and a statesman.
sVuiu lb KaUimal LuualUtisucer.
V&LFAX BAVRlf VVT TKVr 'TiTH:
VRDtlNAL OBJKCTS OF TUB OU-
aso imHaciuikxt.
i ... Qffgi n fafcffaj promptly ? re-'
fused to act In the bate aud dtshnuorabte
dttioe Bntbtf auitght to leipos pon him
It was well that tie did so. Ill relnsal was
not alone from a seine nf the obligation of
the comnioo tlecenciej aud proprletiee of
( lie, I'Ut 11. Ml. BVKTH app.CVISl.VU V
application to him of tbe criminal law "of
the vrnted Btatre. Had ine npeaaer oi tne
House, or any other Individual, with or
without an order of the Hooae, broken the
seal bf a feUct adtlrwiaett lo Mr. Woolley ,atl
eoinlitg through th poatofflie, he wi.uld
bave made himself liable to indictrnent and
cotivlction. and it wenld have been the
duty Wle'..,cu4. Xtt .Jlitpuimi
Mich nffeodet to be arraigned at the bar of
ihe erlmtrtat eoart.'' Tbe Radical caadidste
f.a? the Vic Presidency saw the peril i t
jhte k,; w to oiad lijlba o
went ol Butler.
The Speaker ot buly Telused te accept
tbe office, but replied that b would not,
ertn uwler an trier fnm ttu IJuum, tonunt ta
ifftntkt teltertr uamim fAe
stnotW man. lit could not stoop to ucu
disgraceful coaduct. Who Io ttie House,
when thia utterance of the presiding officer
rIt ujiOntne an aitT Bot ippty to tinrtrr
btmsrlf ibe covert condemnation and de
nunciJtiub It conveyed too directly to need
eiproaaluiif fJutler bad not only violated tbe
confidence and sanctity of private telegrams,
but lie bad done so without tb tetublance
ui authority rm the' Hob; be bad done
sj. Wit oC. WJWli!,'JBV.bf wrt and
without even the eicuse that tbey , should.
not paaa to the partlesjiir w Dom "ley were
iptiided.'liwue cntrrytr"T1ia ordara
wjlb regard V"-. incemralion ; !lbe bad
lully aeijjj and takeltBol uattljes of pri-
rate telegrams belonging to private citlzeoa,
who Were without cbarg against them, and
ersgei iajittnH( to tbelr private buai-
Hea,. . wtfihplit ..resfrainf w 09 thtftt Mdwit
Uf comuutoications. 'M foliering i!hcj were
r-aak stgrf.raoTlwart t Tuc law o
rnrsrinKTBr .slits frotn tin felonious
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T
A Ten neesee idiot write to Brownlow that
he hope to e lim proai JeBt ot the United
" '.-..,..JC."W,,.,. p::Atff00ifivmmimmitH
I.. rl Gi ant haa b ytMwy. o;1e.gtbi.-fW!y ,
Us-toynjisr,tii-idiurUeU.y-U''W
. can- be nueipreteil l-y lua pill. tic ai ls. Ite
ticence thrGenerai'salrmij; potnt--taoiur-' "
time found to be tho. eengtsalail ret Bye tj . .
sagacity but ftouoavus will.aaiv, too,-Jtir.a
.cjc.k.fcii mt elftt jliilh.wnewi jnd JtuiidiliY. .
arid rioty lie tiie uiarkid coar-euesa, iiianai-
"btitTy inrl igfl.Hkire-,-''fii aft candor, wanr
OMunpeiVrd u 0Mk aa application ui thti '
datter bypothtaw t Gnotirnl Graut, Cer
tainly, aa a public man,' ha has nut so fax
waqiteated tfuit kind of cmiragw; which,N
tS?n1f 'r'WfiKtwwfistt, 'Wtfrkffyltfirf!
utterance in open add conmaieul arowsatsT
-opinion. (V incline to attach to Uiu ta. J.
gn at iuiportaaie iu making oat a moral
Grant waa silent when the weight ol hi '
lu.'iat Infill net- wonld harm given derlnit1 '
liirwtiim nt public pirtuy, tie must iwi
haiki-d upnu aa auiuug that slami ul easily
moulded men who are led by Iticf.ilcetilolli.
era, or who, iitcapalile ot leadtnu, cautlouaty
follow what they cimreivoto be ltHVts?riBgi
of public sent iineni. From II w day tirant sAt
his signature to the arlicliaul capituialiuiiai
AppomatuX Court llou-sp, to tlttt jtreseiH
tune, bis movements have Wen nmrketl by
certain contrdttion, iliflb'tth trt Konncile.
He baa never a ned in tlm true pint l a
conquering gural toward ; variquiiberl
hm. Jla. baa nevet cudeavoml lo carry t ,
the eseentiaj proyisioiiii til' the i ti ins ot iir- ' .
render made by. Ida nuihurrtlhafe ' getieratai
nor atoud upou the gooillmth Uiat tt-quiriit
Dim to et ao mr as UK pusiihiu wouW per i
Uiit, that the pcoaJttt of yiaoty did But
e i tend beyond thu afiaiidiiiiiiieut ol the
caoae bis eneuiy was fighting f hiaiutaiil.
He acct pted oHie pader tho Prtsu.leht, and . ,
attended him on hi political Journeyman,
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trv" itt-ton-- fce-riiaw;at h-aryisiiiiwaj -a, tp
lime when it we tlemmidaxi of hire lo stand
firm. He dnftd into Its sapm) (tfseri :
dan, when that general begitn, an activu
participation in political afUira, ; and,
flualfy, found himaelt in direct anlagoniani
to the Preaitlrnt, aiid s-ven ii Issue with
him una qtirtaion of H-rnl treradiy II
found it not inct asisu-nt Witb hi person d
.4biwty. -U auubv. I lie , fliiiil , II siaaXavitva--
published letter, and to impute dihonora
ble conduct to him, his superior In cilice.
He has been found capable f using hi
peraoniil influeuca to favor impeachment,
with a membet of the Court, when li waa
himself tbe expected recipient of ' political
advantage to be galoc,! by the Prmdent's
cMftfktiao. 1 " J- - i-i, s ,
' His letter I6tli JaitlfUr, upoD"1iw''
rrvknatjort of tbe Xy'ar Uim, t uliamcl-.
riaed by nxtreme ptMvmalBUIlgiiily, ami
wkiiis to have tieen: wftflc "tin public tlfcrtr
Thr nrcnirtem- wa st ised,-twppi ar,-by eer-'
tain Kadical politlceM ia the (lt!ntrl'coii.
fidence, .to luru Jb.ml-ltMmlm::.
count, and a that rpiailc. waa evidently the
result of conaultatioq, it auggrsts, in tone'
and tenor, what" ft" the ""jjreaV tb fct of "the
General' (ton duct In publie atfaira- leaat
Ing depeadeoc ttpnit th advice ol others,
Tb burthen of proof ia that he Ai no tle
cided view upon lite political slluailtm,
hut ia carried over to a sympathy ' with the
RatdieaJaby-tiaatouatHtr)! liiasnetixtiiiaj,-.
He ia led by altiiiitiia, and ha a ativnt way
of nestling up to nun of superior fiirce, ot
the still commoner habit "of folio; tug" 'tho'
eaprtee of tH-rai nl ft llowliii anil parti ality.
He boeamo acetardingly, by oi.roful
Buraing, the . prey JwSSyJit.
ha boeu dandled and foiiilb.l, X If.j;al
politicians, whose lapccial t.Uii-ti sptnia to
RtW b(rrt1'w Wlie-jM4JJftNl'taik
andaout. Mr. WasMurnp,?ein)cllly,' ima
given miicb time and attention to the harhd
ling of VrmtMiftl sfld.Ji IrrtH'iiot.jfxpecb..
ant politicians has vied with one another in
troking anil caressing If ruin until ho purred
contentedly lathe Radirat lap." 'The quali
ty wbkh Induced the anpiniig fitantou,, be
Iuk jealous of McCbillan,,to jwiiasf tu (Jeaa
ral Grant, a tba Jjpsrent luta'ion p
peraooal opinion, that luake the latter uop '
att dnctrt to the endarrt theritadirtt paTtjr
W should look le ae f General Grast,
afi-ta luci'tUMjy.Wio. lUiUUncitt,
au. 'urate no new i r detinue policy, bulsti.
pect Itiin to puraiiti the niue sbifilnsr eupe
riiacy that has an tar fiem m in tiie man
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self at a "lost to adjust tlifleruct .wbieli
might aria among contending factious,
aud aa he could not ciMiiumtid pi acc, . be
" must rit)tntt"Hfy--vse'lla:ff nnnly fyptwwn -tbese
r m.ikea Bind vurrender te one nr
it bar of tln-m. Ha baa had no eipcrieara
bl State-craft j but ptmaeMMi a dangnrou
nroctiritf or miliiarv dtticttrliue at variance
.syitb the pcaci tul and lawful eolutwo til the
n ... .f... i. i rl'-.. i: . . ,.
great question oi mi. uuy. n ia , laauts are
proverbially coarse ( in habits without
proper decorum. His military record i the
result of the oertaiu operation of thevlaw nf
wmpualivelelbautttun, twlbtir thau ties cx
bibiiioa of gteitt prowea or military genius.
Th conservativM elciueet tn bia. party,
which look to bin lor mora Moderate
meaaurca, rau find no, comfort lor suc'b t
pvctalion iu his late conduct favoring im
peachment, or hi 'Violent 'letter t the
Prtnlthnt, Hi relic one ruuet baconatrtied
lo b only au artilioe to covet up iguuraiioii,
ad an uncertain and tiuie-serving lack of
The Irish Citist, upon lull consideration
of th national platform adopted fiy the
rTlerh rhrday ia tibiy-af;-y(yswy -th
whole It ia sehluln that SO false, fraud
uleot and utterly Immoral a document has
been nlvrn to the world, even tor a pirty
platform. ' It thatv party carry the next
efetio, there will tie a spwidy end, pri.ba
bly a violent end, to tlie liaiUid btU tViici
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Max lata, nr TaAXiuatia STttrtNa. f-SiiJ-
yout'eoDacituce to b II, al- Vol fitr tbn
Lilt. ' v '' , '''"I --
"D a your conscience bul, it pj?'f
. '"Wa are rtutsidu t tha CousUtuliyu.'Y
' I ahall rejoic when we havi' rolorcd
RpreBttiv nd oplon-d Cjcvi mi a.
! dtl not think it would burr Senator
moch to cemmtt prjury.H -,- r .
f La be a, f political frailer , if.byat
0B1 lUetiocB" wa not 'a 'metnlriff
th military , coinuiiasiou that - teieet rr -"B
W fa ajte ':HT4t : vf j''4trmr--cotnniatfrid r hi!
military .. district 1 wiucb - Washington
City form a prf and: a aucl formally
igwed llsirocedingty wf th commit.
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' Among tht mt:l!aiuju iet.m of peB
ditureol the United Btate House (f Itcii-.
raeewtativee laat " year were 76J- fw ki.l
T iUiITaBtKiU,appfopiiuii.;ils teould tear
tea l!wm":';'fv'--:' : i.-"
Vallaodigham saw in-the Davfoa trtljrr;
to bard preaavd for snate'riat a to be
forced outside of the Democratic party for .
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