The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-28
PUBLIC OPINION.

or Hancock or Hendricks less, but sue
cess more. Nearly every Democratic
newspaper in the country has declared
Bnynrd an tlnexceptional candidate; we
might publish four pages of lournalistic
culogy OF this peerless chndidate. re rs
tho first choice Of the people, shall they
or the politicians mako tho nomination
Mt st.. Louis? Richmond Enquirer
Dem.
Republican papers Just now EhVlhR
nbout "bloody mussacres' aud hasnS
sinnlions in Louisiana, should hlao N
form their rondcrg thnt Louisiana is
governed by the Republican party. ana
has been for some time As long rs that
weak and corrupt organization con
trolled Arkansas and Mississippi. u
WAS thn same old story Or outrage ana
dsorner. Republicans long ago de-
monstrntcd their incnphcity TO govern.
lConricr journal Dem.l
Tho exposure Of fraud IN the New or-
leans CustonhougG IL now enlarged by
the evidence that money was drawn on
fraudulent pny-rolla furnished by Con
pic4aulnn Sypher. While tho character
Of the Witnesses in this investigation y
not ASSUMING. II seems not unilbfly tliht
tho officials who winked vt smuggling
were also ready to take y hand ~
forgery VI / IN. Y. iilbhi' N''''t'
The Alabama delegation Is reported
for I.ri4tow. Kcutueky's whole vote
viii. of course. hc ior Briatow. There
nre Bri-tow votes from South tarollhn.
Mi4ais4ippi and Georgia. H0 Will hhve
more thnn half the vote of Missouri
IIr has votes from Nevada and thlifor
ujn He has nearly bali the vote from
Michigan, aud half the Illinois vote
may safely bo counted Tor him, lhhh
lac BInrts with moro than haif n NcW
ENGLAND led in all probability bY the
solid vote of MnRaaohuaetts. trIstnW
a,l,eat4 we'll in front alroaly. CInrIn
naii Commercial tRopl
Thomas r. Baynfd. of Delaware, has
every personal quality that could bo
desired ia public man liz H. able, hn
understands public affairs, his lrAtnlnR
IL extensive and sold his character uni
motives are lofty and noble, his Dem
ocinry III the best SENSE j. beyond qura-
ZION Az Cnrl SehurH once said fo Coy,
1ildcn. "B,yntd would make IN idcal
President IN " Sun (IndD
Conkling stock Ia aiendily rising. Lnto
news from Washington is to tn" effect
thnt Con{liug will have the dclrgni ions
from knnnag and Nebraska. tonkiing
has at least four Of the Arlanan" dele
cation. anl larger number from the
Geotgil delegation. The others 81 the
last two States named are divided be
tween Morton, BrlStOW and Blaine.
ITroy Budget (RepD
The cautious man who wishes to avoid
risk ana worry viii not 20 aEtray II ho
avoids stocks, as u general rul0, Tor
strictly Investment purposes. CONNER
ciaI paper una mortgages hrr private
drhts and come under ne general rule.
rhe best general rule. In brief. which
cnn hc remembered hy whoever has u
surplua fur disposal is that nlvic" Gwen
th" advice of IL newspaper ~ gooH ohly
about ns far a4 ii II general that keep
ny money is harder than getting IT., but
TINT timidly buryinR money Is II SUI"
allhourr slow way of losing It, n. D.
World Demo
II has been snecringly said of th"
members Of the Fifth avenue conference
and of tho thousands of independent
citizens whom it. represents. that they
would vote for President for nobody less
than "nn angel OF light. We will go
,u,,ho, una ~, mat fncy Will not y0t"
fnr "nn angel Of light unless ho is
also an unconpromising hhrd money
man. New York Evening Post H.pJ
AS Gov Allen has Developed no
strcnpth outside of Ohio ho will doubt
lcss receive only II complimentary vote
on the first ballot. after which Ohio viii
most probably be cast Tor GnV. he'',
dricks whoBe position on tho financial
u,lestion accords with the Ohio platform
4 On the repeal Of the resumption act and
tho section opposing forced contraction
or iniIntion, which form indeed the ma
| ferinl issues on tho financial question
now before tho country. indianapolis
| Sentinel fDem)
i Wn pledge tho rouricr- -jOurnnl 10 sup
mort the nominee of the St. Louis Con
vcn,ion. whoever he may he. and We ar'
Rnying not one word against any asp
rant which we shall have to qualify ol
retract after the nomination has beer
made. The present campaign i8h Dem
ocratic ground hog affair. 1t Is with u
now or never. Boatcn this year with I
square, straight-out ticket, upon
square, old line platform, what hop'
shall we have ola revival Tho late
lecreed that the party shall not die.
swallowed the frog in ~, and, ~ con
scuueneo OF its wcIl-timed prudence, J
liyrs. Itlivcs to fight another haftl"
Lnt that be good fight and i will win
louisville Courier-Journal eDcml
Tie kellogg government will exrir
with tho current year, and with itS &c
cease. whatever may bc the politics 9
tho personnel Of that administrator
which succeeds to the inheritance Q
misery, the obligation of tho Inite'
Statcs 10 uphold by main forco govern
ment dstrustcd by the pooplo of tn
whole country, and hateful 70 y ma
jority Of tho people of Louisiana VII
come TO an end. Boston Advertise
(Kep)
Our advices from the Southern State
. Indicate n larger attendance from ina
region ut the ST. Louis Convention tha
has ever been seen mt II national CONVEX
tion. Texas Will ho here In force, m
Trnncesrr. Arkansas and Mississippi
will be very largely represented also
list. Louis Republican Dom.)
, The Democracy can win this yea
, without Ohio. it cannot win with Ohl'
, burdencd with Bill Alien ana sol
money platform; and tho party WI
| move along much more easily IN
| accomplish more by letting tho 81
/ Allenites of OHIO fight thrlr own ba