The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-05
THE HYENA HUNTED.

Boston 7ranscript:-..Mr Blaine Is not improving
his by his singular course in regard to the letters
unfairly obtained from Mr Mulliran"
Springfield tMass) Union.-..we hope he vii, still
conclude to surrender tho letters. II they contain
nothing than has hitherto been proved against
him he need not be afraid OF their effect Mr.. Blaine
is favortc with the people; they will judge him
fairly"
Uuca IN. w obserrer:-s.Thc witness MulIigan sent
cold SILVER down the back Of Names asprant Cor the
Presidency. lie turned out to be regular chill
Blaine"
Troy IN. W Times:-..Mr Blaine must explain those
letters F"
Augusta (Me) KenneJeck Jour7lai:-'srhe witness
Mulligan is a fit instrument for the rascay job IN
which he is engaged. OF all the scoundres that have
been employed in the attempt to hunt down and de-
stroy Mr. Blaine he is the blacklist"
Baltimore Gazette :-"one OF the most popular airs
now floating the breeze Washington is the Null
lgan Guards 1t is highly probable that this charm
ing melody will be superseded By the 'Rogues'
March -
Boston Post :--"For Mr. Blane's political
shrewdness, which could never by any chance be mis-
taken Tor wisdom, has betrayed him. ("
Harrisburg tpa.) Patriot Mr. Blaine has made
the great mistake Of his life in getting ahead OF the
Bos,oniaas stock transactions. He might have
counted smart had he not called upon his Boston
partners TO pay the expense OF the hreakage."
Chicago Tribune :-..The people OF the United States
do not want man who has been Whispering before
clerk for the return OF his personal letters The sua
ton too suggestive Vt buresque to be carried
through enure campaign
Philadelphia Bulletin;-'.It would be unfair TO a
noble high bred animal call the pursuers of Score
tary Eobeson and Mr.. Blame PACK Of hounds. The
spectacle before the country rather that oil savage
rush OF hyenas, snarinr and bowling at the victims
whom they attack in front, but whom thcy will
tear down and destroy II they overpower
number them"
Ncwpuryport Mass Heraid:-"Nr Blame seems TO
have been corncrcd by James Mulliean. The great
statesman Is check by the hitherto unheard of
person with the Irish name and the bulldog nature
Washington cArosscle III makes a great deal Of
difference whose OK is gored. ihc democrats cannot
Tor a moment contemplate the possibility Of NJ. Kerr
swearing falsely; but Mr.. Blalnethat Is another mat
ter entirely win them"
Chicago Tr.tpsne.--.'Nr Baine's misfortune IN the
present complication, matter how innocent he may
be, should be put upon the party which has al
ready mlsiortunos enough OF It's own TO carry"
Syracuse Courier.-.'Ex Speaker Blaine has fallen.
AS candidate for President there will be
poor as to DO HIM reverence
Hartford toUrant.--''J Mess Mr. Blaine can iuiy
clear up the mysteries Of The past two days in Washing
ton he longer DO cred tne field
Presidential candidate
p't.sburg (i'a.l Ga-ehs;-'Blainc may be played
ou, 10 use TECHNICAL phrase; but things stand.
he 10 have toe hcla and think the politicians
will accep, him a. the coming man"
Syracuse N. " Journal: Refusal TO produce the
letters will be more damaging, under present ctrcum-
stances, than the making public Of their contents
described by the witness. y