The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-06-15
WHAT THE PAPERS SAY.

bGttaWOT6 V0S6tte IL was a
grand speech, but Mr.. Blaine has
the money.
N. Y. San B.: just now Elihu n
Washburn OF Illinois begins to loom
up as probable candidate at Gin.
cinnati.
N. Y. Herald: We cannot kilfa
republican candidate in the Cincin.
natl Convention by crying stGrant
ISM" 1t will he Grant Conyen.
ton.
~. Y. Sun: Wipe off the uama
of James G. Blaine from the politi.
cal states. He is out of the feld
broken down by the revelation II
his own corruption.
N. y. San: Advice to public
men: So conduct your private bna;.
ness correspondence that you shall
not be frightened half ont Of yonr
wits when there is a chance Of il
being made public.
N. Y. Herald: IfNew York is 10
be carried by the republicans MI.
Conkling is the only man in this
State who can carry it, and the only
candidate outside OF it who has any
chance to win here is Hayes or
Washburne.
N. Y. World: The value Of 1
good name and record becomes p.-.
ticularly conspicuous in the case Of
Speaker Kerr. Every respectable
Republican journal in the country
expresses in decided terms disbe.
lief Of the Harvey charges.
Springfield Republican: In the
technical sense of the word, the
sense in which it is commonly used
in presidential ;, spring literature.
MIR. COnkIing has 10 chance what.
ever at Cincinnati. His nomination.
at no time probable, is now quite
out OF his question.
Chicago Courier: The perjurer
Harvey, who has attempted to fitch
FROM Speaker Kerr his good name.
turns out to be relative by MARI.
age of Dutch Heinrich, the notori.
GUS New York burglar aud cut.
throat. A baser tool was never EN-.
ployed for a baser purpose.
Sherman (7scas) Register The
Bill Allen crowd in Ohio ought to
be distinctly repudiated By the dem.
ocracy in other States and by the
national democracy. It is q mad
mob without sympathy or kinsllipI
with the democratic party and our
chances for success ought not to be
imperilled by its folly.
Meadocino (Cal.) Democrat: With
Hendricks and TiIden as the nomi.
nees, Democratic success in the com.
ing Presidential contest would be
assured; could not be prevented
under any circumstances. Hendricks
for President, Tilden for Vice Pres.
ident, would carry the election bs
storm.
Boston Transcript: 1t is suscep-
tible of proof, on the testimony Of
well-known gentlemen now in Bos-
ton, that Josiah Caldwell said in
their presence in this city that be
paid Mr.. Blaine for his influence in
securing legislation favorable to the
railroad enterprise in which Mr..
Caldwell was engaged.
/ N. 0. Sentinel and Guide: The
papers both West and South are
almost unanimous in the expression
of the opinion that to carry the cleo
ton in November, New York must
be secured, and that Governor Eli
den is the only Democrat who can
certainly carry New York. This
being the general feeling, Tilden's
nomination appears to be certainty.
San Antonio Ier.) Herald Dsm:)
Our party and personal predileC-
tions are in favor of the nomination
and election of Bayard, in preference
to all others named or to be named.
We prefer Bayard because he is .
Democrat, as his fathers were before
him; because he is q man of unsul-
lied reputation, and above reproach.
Consistent and firm and faithful In
his politics, he is recognized a. the
soul of honor.
Richmond Stats Dem:) When IN
/ New York last fall we talked with .
distinguished politician, whose pres.
idential predictions since the war
we have rarely known to fail, who