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vas Jsssd il New Yosk-anl tsek the tour q ths
great wsstsatil hs fsl stilbsra lron the niehs ol
sxpsessssy. Henry CAy ws sspUe iaykswsst;
he left his plough haf a-6sd ~ bis fences half put
sP.and though twes defeated 4 Asea yssrs nd still
protesting to have ssturned - hs farm 1t Ashland
be a-as entered - field of politics instead Of poa.
toes and tried to make great fool OF himself az
Mr.. Van Buren did in New York.


In Congress for two sessions, these candidates and
their partixans made violent, ridiculous, impoltc
speeches and movements, till the opponents Of the
administration were sick and tired Of the policy of
their leaders, and the indecent insolence Of their
servants Instead Of mly organizisg strengthening,
and giving energy to the large masses Of the opposi
tion, these candidates and their friends began civil
war in their own ranks, and acted like madmen from
the fall Of 1897 through 1898 and up to the spring Of
1889, the present year. r


What was the consequences Of these dsings! In
the spring Of the present year, counter revolution
began in the city Of New York. and to the astonish
ment Of the nation, this again exhibited
the spectacle Of Iocofoco majority Of 1000 votes
This reverse was predicted by US at the time. 1t
was produced by the folly, pride and insolencs Of
the Wall street press, which is bound hand and foot
to the "rump" the cd Aaron Burr faction Of 1900
headed by the old associates and pupils Of Burr, Mr.
M. L. Davis and Mr.. Robert Swartwout.


Cotemporaneons with this counter revolution, the
name Of WINFIELD Scorr was placed before the
country, first through this and other journals, and
subsequently, last April, by popular meeting in Ro
chester His high moral character-his eminent pub
lie serviceshis great reputation caught like spark
from heaven in western prairie In the state of New
York, out Of the city, in New Jersey, in Michigan,
wherever his name had been whispered from mouth to
mouth, in the suppressed tones Of exuaion. the OPP
position to Mr. Van Buren, have alene been able to
sustain the position they bore in 1887, while in the
SOUTH in the west in the east, where the partisans
of Mr.. Clay would allow no other name to be heard
disaster has followed disaster till ofocos have
at this moment reganed the very ground they stood
upon in 1886 For proof sec the following table of
results:-