, 1875-09-24
CURRENT OPINION,

Do Senator Wallace, George II. Fondlatou,
Thomas A. {innlticks. Or my otbc1 man or BOT
OF men, suppose for one moment that thoy can
drag tho Atoady-goiue rank and fllo Of tho grand
old Marty OF jackson, Dantou, Wright, and
Marcy to that kind OF a nlaughtef-houIso Let
desperate mon bcwa1o how tAey tEiuo longer
with tho cardinal Artioles OF iho democratic
fnlth.-On.dha Herald,
Tho architects haye got into terrible fight
ahont the plsns for the Admins County Court
House. The profession In this vicinity hav8
bcop peaccablu over gince tho fight about tho
Btate-IIo,sse, whom half t. dozen of tho "most
experienced " sworo that tito building could
never 10 put up according to tho acceptad pIaus.
aud another hatf f.au2cn Rw0ro 1t would fall ttDwn
II 1t ras built. but this rahnt don't appear to
isstlfy tho - professional orinlons." "-SprlagaeM
tlR) Register.
Considering tho financial issnes, tbs rrovl-
aonco Jou,nai aonator Authony's papor. saya:
ut is mol therefore, auy oGsy work that the
frienda OF Bound currency mud national morals
have botore thom. The Republican patty, under
tho. Government, has tcen put upon Bouitd
platform, but Ii will require niadon,, unceasing
s1eEtlon. courage and resolution 10 maintain
tho ascendeucy uf correct principle amid pesils
10 great aud 90 MANY"
"Oll D," as ho dellghts to cali hfmsoH. has
much 10 say about corrupt Republican Office
hollers. though ho has himself certified that Ae
w3s unable to tiud slacle iuatanca Of fraud or
corruption or stealing during all tho timo the
Republicans bad control Of stho State Govern
mont. Nav, On tho other hand NO such drova
OF cattle haa ever boon soeu fn Tho Etat0-uousa
aa thst which III now foejlng at tho public crlh
unlAr Aliun's administration. Look 1t them I
Ohio S!d!e Journal.
1redlctlon-dov. Tiidcn. who .is supposed 10
hold the Now York Democracy In his hand. IL
growing suspicsoaslY shakY on tho currency 4ues~
enu. Like Mr.. Thurman, Coy. Talatn ID e1nas-
cnlatod aud possessed BY his Presidential am-
bstlon llla eAgarnesN 10 10 President has mado
him timi1 and hsHltatiog. Ever siHoe Ohio
xsihcd the banner u uu!.ntod cnr1oncy Mr.
T1!den has studlously avoided syery uttasauoa
that might commit him to either aldo Of tho cur
roucy question -oteceiand Leader.
Tho Doaton Journal Ia making notab1s prog
Eess In lta political education thoss daya. 1t
fosescoa new division OF pArtles Oh tho iluau-
cshl tHsup. and ia quito really for 1t. What IL
moro, it tdlnks tho country is seady foE 1t. Tho
old issues s1e dlsposea Of; lot the deA4 bury
there should not BE-" remarka thu Jot,.ai,
"a,y Attompt 10 engthft upon tho hard mon cy
party OF tho future any obsolete planks which
arc thought 90 important BY thoaa who look only
to tho pat"
Jubal EaF'y's lsttsr 10 ths Danhs party Of Dos-
ton was Tremendously louR, aud Just ~ Iusu-
brious ~ bus been customary with him since
Gen. saer'dsa sought to Interview him in the
Valley. lie has great fears OF au impending
consolidated consrAl RoTespmsnt that Is TO over
ride al ths Slate Governments, aud he says alat
tho Southern States will nsYef. no ueyer. ho
secouciled to It, or TO the people who thus sub-
rest tho principles Of tho Constitution ~ il wss
wien aAaontel to BY thsls ancestors, though
from necessity they are conu3,o!!s1 to Acaueses
Early should 0a braYod 10 mortar. ~ Al eapalI-
meat.--h'ew York Times.
Qen. spinner wrlsea to George William Curtis
thai tie Saratoga platform maata with his entire
approval. ThAs dispoaes, anea toe all, Of the