New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-13
PUBLIC OPINION.

When sam Dowles is invited to bring up
scuttle OF coal lie REMARKS, Can't HAVEN'T uAe.
There Charles Francis Adams. Why don't yOd call Oh
him RI Rochester Democrat.
Gen. Schenck should be allowed to take his
Manual OF Poker aud Emma Mine stock and come nome
The country does not ndOrsU sustain tie President in
keeping MN at London any longcr-lChicaSo Tribune
lRep)
The chances of Hendricks to the Democratic
nomination the Presidency grow stronger with every
day, no mas yet given substantial red,rR
why senator Bayard should not be the man. Phlie-
phll Chronicle (Dem)
The Centennial year will witness a general
amnesty hich uo man who participated IN tie of
Tie rebellion Mi ne an eAS1p,l1 ana az eecton Tor
risburg Patriot tDemJ
The Republican party Of the country cannot
hi,r Ia - ma tuou lie guilut II Mr. Blaiues ,e.cI
Hl9iu go, ST an rho ,nn1.ty ~, - 80,
on Monday. Neither the wisdom of past leniency
the special aggrayatinS sins OF jefferson Davis, whatever
they are the point in THIS acknowledgements
Republican iind)
Mr.. Washbume may be considered as being
among TIE foremost IN tne iahhS OF tne asrahts ser
Pr, sd,ntal honors Whether he Wlli develop enough
siren m in the future To claim tie candidacy remains 10
he Bat It IL certain tnat cw candidates ior noM,
nation possess at present equal strength with Minister
Nlshburne.-A Auburn Advertiser tRep.l
1t is gratifying to be told that Gov. 'rilden
,iI ,,rnti, r,f his attention. 10 STATE urs,n :, f,rn
calling tue attention of the people and the Legislature 10
t5o should be- applied The Governor may be assured
that Ia such effort he will receive the hearty c00lels
ton oi the Republican press Utica Herald RrpJ
As il has constantly asserted that the o6jec-
t0u q third term ~ not personal 10 cen. Grant, ba.
founded upon Tie fact t!u ~ involved TIC safety ~ tle
Government Itself 10 ithcr SUpcriuJu- tO fay
chat, II the attempt practically made ne htesy
would support scheme which would De- fitl DUW
TO our free republican institutions-l Weekly
tltcp.l
The country demands Universal Amnesty,
not ior thu particular heact II the 700 500 tubns
who lest under disabilities at the present time 81 ears
ite nothing Tor them personally, but II desires 70
enter upon the second century of lls existence ny ai
thoroughly reunited, with 10 smOdring ,mocr Oi V'
sectional strics exposed 20 tie passing hectes OF pItu
dice or partisanshlp.-lUuc Observer Dem)
We have never denied To Mr.. Conklrng tle
possession 81 fair abilities. But his vanity j. git'
than lis ability He is hot FREQ from sethshn, - Ab.
envy. The great przc beyond his reach, he WOuf W
like TO see 10 to a rival We would not vote 0r Gen.
Grant for "A tLild term We afraid TO pledge tss
New-York dclegat 10 Mr.. Conkng. II would De ~
empty honor and he might transfer the conn lnth ~
! tue shape of solid vote 10 Grant-llroy wig the1
If the Convention goes to PhiladeipAia the
Attn Of July certain To- Oe the day, and that we
eve is too late date for the Convention We sl'ui.
have an early organization ard long canpaign 9y
much preferable 10 July. day in June - certainly "a,
| enough Do we need continually % impress upon ga 70
I'm authority that the Republican party never LOST ~;
thing b. protraoted canyassi Inc more tue tiatas
Re pubc.uism are impressed the more lrfsuAls '"-'
| become Rochester Democrat and Chronicle lheP"