The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-10

CURRENT OPINION.

ARKANSAS has for two years been IN
the control Of its own people, and there
il pcac, and prosperity South Carolina
has been IN carpct.bng hands Tor eleven
wears, and scenes like that at Hamburg
are still possible BOSion IoSt.
TuE republican party has existed by
arraying class against class and exciting
lection prejudice. IT. IL going into the
prracnt campaign with the same purpotc
In view. When it fails to excite hatred
and prejudice in the minds Of its y%otarics,
the republican party will fail to exist.
II has no other ailmrnt but violence and
social Reorganization. 1t is the party
of violence, and it must be crushed, or
The republic will be crushed.
BRIsrow's reply to Grant il n stun
ming rebukc to the swaggcr Of the prcsl'
dent about waving all privilege in re
gard to the testimony the cX-sccrctary
should give before the congressional
committee. He places tho matter on
high ground, and slams the idea into the
face Of the president that "A principle IL
much higher than n person of the size Of
Mr., Grant OHahd Wrdbt.
CAS- anybody tell IA, if Hayes is
elected, why we are not to have a ON
tinuanCc of Grantism under him2 We
zee one difference and that il all We
shall have republican officers, aucI rs
Grant has given ny, holding office by a
mere fixed tenure. That is what Hayes
proposes. We confess that the only
change promised does not seem TO rs
to be any improvement. - Nc~ lork
SIM, Ind.
AssArLrR upon the private character
of Samuel j, TiIdcn roll away from him
like water from the back Of n duck,
Every charge is met with prompt and
overwhelming REPUTATION. His public
record il equally inyulncrablc, No man
was ever nominated for a high position
in this country, not even in SiIas Wright
or Andrew jackson himself, who is not
more absolutely free hom rcproach.-,
Omaho HyoH
Ar this great period in the history Of
the republic we do not wish to put into
the White House II manoi straw, Il plant
| tool Of Grantisn, like the amiabIc Hayes.
~" rnonirr a ,inirsmuu G.hioncd otlrr
,Lc alan If fine founders of fine rcpubIjr.
- If idn,. and nnr who hoIds in his
hand the broom Of reform and IL de
| lcrmiucd to use it to clean out the dusty
and dirty places of our government
Uud,ysou Ncw4.
Turr,ouhic Grant,. omouIv
,ni g,rainI GnrwnrJo latter IA cy srr,r.
,"' ,. T, 49,. T." fl, Ii,Li nr ur Ri.
,''9 '",'" ~, n,"nE 'In's anal YtroialI
r'm - 'L,l"',', n,o nn ,'' W. Gn"nn. I'm
,H'""',n, 'n". ,,nn,r, hoG,ro r,n
l'u ,'",',''y ~" 'j" ,r;ot Lyn"
critical and crooked thing, Of which we
had hardly believed the president 50 de
moraIizcd as to he deliberately guilty.
81. L0u% 7Imcs.
Tur insane rage of fine rcpubIicau sen.
,tor. over fine reduction in the appro.
p]rintion bills by the house is due entirely
Ia fine fact that the money appropriatcd
il. NOT sufficient 10 aupport all the ninety
lour thousand one hundred and nineteen
n~lliro.holIrrs who usually do fine cam
nniyu work of the radical party, They
cali lhr.o very urourr rductions "crin-
nl;uy fine yoyrrnmrut" meaning erin
pling tn" radical parasites,
WHAT do American Taxpayers think
Of " reform within a party" which, after
declaring the negro pinclhackt election
null and void, voted him nearly thirty
thousand dollars in pay and mileage,
| when he was conlcsScdIy not entitled to
the first red cent Of it,. But HAYES
friends thought it would prevent II
Grand negro "brcak down" in..I Louisiana,
and possibly save that state to "rrrorm
in a Iorn.'-Mcm Worcp Rcgjylcr.
.,,,, A.. r;.. a.,
,'n,n pL','l|' pI'l"'II 'n''
,''''' "'''n ''''o'H "t''' I'"p'Ic' ne
rood sense ON this side Of the water. Iii.
first speech il ENGLAND closely resembles
the Babcock letter il was a very good
thing not to make public. Mr.. Pierre
pon,,s last public a]ppyrrncc M n dinner
orator here ought TO have taught him
prudence. Some friend now should
take him by the ear. and uay to him
%stcruly, "Thc first duty of n diplo-
motisi. sir. is to know how to hold his
tongue. "--Nnm l0yk Tyjbuuc.
NoI'''N" ~ "c'lo'''" PROOF 'naI an
adnl'h'S'ra''"', OF Mr. hayes would not
be a mere continuation Oh ''iaI OF Grant
nut an eNPl''i', ,''SIlI'' ana 'hlh'cllatc
rcpuo'a,'on VI .,,',' = n' W. removing
ior Tyncr, through whom Morton il tu