The daily gazette., 1875-11-20
From the Bsltimo c Gazette
Itcai tie PO i'icat Si0us.

he COTUldt TcCcptlOH hCCpIUeu tHe
recent letter of Senator Bayard To- ibe
Atlanta Herald. the commendaiion
tue spirit in which he spoke, and the
appreciation Of his honesty of purpose
and sine, rity Of conviction by those
differing widely from his political
views, is cheering sign of the health
fui CONDITION of public opinion. IL
shows that the demand of the times is
not for crafty politicians nor political
trickery which sh I'll win success, but
for pure, earnest, courageous IN 10
administer The trusts of Government.
Had Senator Bay ard been y politician
of the modern schoOl--like hendricks
or Randall h" would have written To
please his audience, instead of preach
ing honest financial doctrines that
might pos, IDLY iot meet the concur
r-nce If his readers. But Senator
BayarG is not an ad' pt in the fine arts
uf politics, and proclaimed plane,
honest doctrines i, forward
way. And it is gratifying to see that
he southern press and people are dis
criminsling enough to appreciate the
honest purpose and sincere conviction
of the writer, and applaud them I'is
the Democratic party only mole than
n name for politicians I" gather under
Ia seek Office. II is such as he "ho
sh uld be heard ard needed in the par
~ councils. and il is only men of his
stamp who command the confidence
uf the country. Men who are all
things TO all men, and nothing {" any
body. who dare not boldly express
their pinions nquestiohs concerning
the p, hlic veal, are not want, d in
high places. Can the Democrats of the
Forty Fourth Congr, IS read the pollti-
cal Signs,
Fro the Delawarean.
The numerous expressions of pref
crence for Senator Bayard for the
Presidency, throughout the country,
have attracted the attention and called
forth the opposition uf some of the
Radical 'urnals of ihs State. The
Wilmington Commercial, especially,
evidently alarmed at The prospect of
having Delaware hon"rrd by the nom,
inaiion of one of her citizens for the
highest office in the gift of the people
of the country, has taken upon itself
the task If showing that Mr.. Bayard |
has no ella m upon the country or fit
nees for the place. We spprehend |
that the Commercial will not material |
ly damage the prospects of the Sena-
tor by it's opposition. Indeed, we
suspect that It's adv cacy would do
more harm than its h ie. MIR. B. has |
indeed IS ressonio apprehend injury
from the maignity of foes than the in |
discretion of friends. We believe his
chance for the Democratic nomination
10 he better 10 day than that Of any |
man whose name has been mentioned |
it, connection With the Presidency ,hnd |
we sre 10 reason 10 apprehend ay
decline in the public estimate If Mr. !
Bsysrd Certainty the puny efforts of
ih, Radical papers of this State cannot
pr jadicr him with the people Of Della |
Ware, and, unless we Cv' r estimate the |
intelligence of the citizens Of other
States will do no great harm anywhere,
With the exception of extreme parti. |
sans. The ma jnrliy OF Delaware Rrpub-
lcans, We doubt not, would feel glad
to have The Safe hunored by the
selection of one of her citizens for the
PrcFIdency, and would jim with The
aA NbC " N'''ll, III
ing, by their votes, their appreciation
of The compliment To the Slate MS we'll |
Ms their regard for the candidate.
From the sussex Journal
There are few people in this State |
who 20 out OF their way to attack MIR. |
Bayald and deprecia,- MS chances for
the Presidential candidacy. There is
Iltt L.. lopp that in 70 don y tn,y v i'll |
make any friends ther.b, tor themselves
or any eusmies for Lin. 1t seems
strange, however. that any Delawlrean
should seek to prejudice the cause Of h
d law re candidate for that hign ofi r,
wen If he should vot. against him If
nominated. Mr.. Baya u-day has th,
lead for the Democra, nomination, hut
kuowing him AZ We do, ~. do not believe
that he cares as uch for the honor Of
being the candidate AS TOR the restora tion
nf good honest governui"ut % the nation.
The republicans who are opposing his
nomination would coui.. favor 10y ill.,
forming us Of the poh y or wisdom OF
their sonrsr-we can't s,e it. Tue Re-
puLlicans u this county, We believe, ell.
tel tain no such feeling. and ii u D-mo-
crat Is TO be nominated tn-y prefer Nj.
B yard, il n and Democra' is to 10 elect
they still prefer Nr b yard, and we
think euch Rrpub aus are sensible.
The New Yoik Sun lays that Ind.
'idually, Senator Bays d is .ns OF II a
II o,testlm ,blr of our u ,nocr TIC states
men, and the following ot ar II personal
f.lends which surrounds him is lary, l
than seems 10 be attsc!I-d to any other
gentleman OF his emIu,nc-, adds con.
sld-rably to the political weight Of hi.