The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-28
PUBLIC OPINION.

Tho independent voter has really al
unmerited hard time Of II. He wants l.
do right. dna he has tried to do right
but the elements ut present arc dea,
against him. Hero 1t Is Grant, m,
there the Tag Baby on this side tn
Confederate brigadiera. on TINT th
Radical cotruptiouists the devil be
hind him. the deep SEQ In front. r. Il
too bad. Well may he mtrmur will
the unhappy Christian in Watts hymn
| " llrtwenn two aeaa on ono annll pop, IT land
Wehttnd uncertain aud amused stand"
4 fouripr- journal.
| The next President will bs nominate,
mt Cincinnati. ~ q. Republican.
The only newspaper in the unitet
States TO oensurc Gov. Chamberlain, %
south Carolina. for trying to keep M osci
and Whtpper from tho bench rs tho H.
| voitte White House organ nj Washing
ton. u thus comments "Gov, Chan,
bcflain has been invoiglcd into u untl
Of political t,rpitude. which must
eventually end in his personal political
destruction, By u shtewdsand careful
" prepared scheme tho Democracy haze
succeeded IN making him n pseudo-apoH.
thto from his purity constituency. and
securing his gubcrnatoral influence to
further their efforts In overthrowing the
| ys'fN'tt'tl' tf'WNI III Ellt GlldtLf.
Moses and Whippcr AFRO admitted 10 be
tho representatives Of tho I,opubIicot,
power in the Stato2" That IL j,,stiIlen.
ton enough of tho Governors fpsoudo-
apostasy. NJ Y. Tribune.
An envious exchange snys. "I,ouisi.
ana yields moro United States Senators
% tho aoro than any other State in tho
Union" Tho trouble IN that very few
Of them como 10 much. particularly
those OF tho new crop. -M D. RGpuj-
lean
The last attack on Gen. Selenclt
comes from Hdrper's JVeehly. which
says II has hitherto rerrained from com.
monting on the Emma Mine scandal.
because tho faetH were 40 imperfectly
known. IL now regards the publication
Of tho original contract between Glen.
Schehok and Mr.. Trenor w. Park, to.
gether. with the facts embodied In Mr..
heyerdy Johnson's letter, as oonsti.
tnting u sufficient reason for holding
that Gen. Sohenok Ii ut least guilty of
an indiserotion sufficiently grave Ia
authorize and require his recall. N. T.
Tribune.
To tho domination Of the negro tho
white citizens of South Carolina will not
submit. This IL no throat It IL tho
simple declaration of the conviction
hat things have come TO such u pags
that, 1t we do not mend them;ewe must
cmigrato or staive. We do not intent
to einigrate. This State is too precious
70 be abandoned. We will hold II and
keep IL We arc here, and we mean TO
stay Charleston Ne,us and Courier.
'Dem.)
Prof Seolye, OF Massachusetts,, over
whose election TO Congress last year tho |
independent newspapers were 80 |
upilant, Is losing favor with that class
y Journals because he shows u DISPOSE
Ion 10 regard the school question as
mo OF great Importance. He will find,
,tter q little moro experience In public
IRE, tnat u representative Of Gin
dependency Ii expected to be simply n
ervile tool of the meanest lot of plut-
crs and bummcrs and dead beats that
yer appeared In tho political arena
roy Times (Rep.)
me next campaign is beginning to be
nderstood among the people as a new
fial OF very old issue, which the re-
lrning soldiers understood to have
cen settled by the war N. o. RepuJ-
can.
whatever may have been thought OF {
10 wisdom or policy OF the RESUMPTION !
CT q year ago, 1t Is perfectly clear now
lat 1t Is paralyzing business, checking
1terprise, and interfering with the
ealthy growth OF the country. II it
ere mere dead letter, doing no good
or harm, the people could afford to ig-
orelt. But 1t is doing great and posi- v
We harm. Moreover, it is apparent to I
'erybody as matter OF fact that the n
overnment cannot possibly resume I
,ecie payments on the LIST Of January. 8
7s.-Indianap0iis Journal rep. S