The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-29

The central vital fact Of American
nlllics to-day. the fact which IL vital,
concerns parties and politicians 10 per
ceiye and comprehend In all its bear
hcS The fact on which the Presidential
canvass u going 10 turn aa upon a pivot
kihis: The people are tired and rest
has, and they have fully made up thci
mlnds to have n change. They want
not merely n change of mon. but ,
change OF methods, of temper, OF tone
Of tendency 4. real and radical change
naword. And they are bound 10 hav,
h-oa whatever conditions and at what
ever risks. Argument and expostula
ton will be quite thrown away on them
Nruaaeh Repabiicun fHd.)
Mr. Norton Is always the schcmine
wleworker. never tho gc-hoartcd
hree-minded statesman. He would
sooner continue u perpetual race wal
than gain a peace which might hazard a
M1y victory OF personal advance.
uent--M. Pd'a Pioneer Press tH,d.)
Grants nomination would secure a
Demccratic victory Beyond all doubt.
and no obstacle should be placed In the
hth 81 our enemies 10 prevent that re-
1f In beating down a weak cnndi-
cate We may build up a strong one. -
krdSsriUe Courier (Dem.)
Hot pop-corn was never dropped moro
@ldenly than Blaine has been since his
@ mar amnesty speech. Troy Press
Inc President-makers who are so
Mm MT. Blaine IL dead, had best not be
TASTE about burying him. He will be
@und a. Cincinnati animated with an
saeant OF liveliness which would be
'4apy preposterous in q corpse.
lae Virginia Legislature is not pass
ny many bills this session. A letter TO
TTN re!esburg IRdc,r says: Gen. FitZ
Tvs immigration scheme Is dead.
ssea; plcS Taylor's plan for funding the
wselgh debt Is dead. The Centennial
iip.eepration bill is dead. Honest John
the, .a + dog law is dead. Everything,
s raa = ANYTHING, depending upon the
s'ace OF the Legislature Is dead.
!. iae republican journals OF Maine are
aon - siee over the unanimous resoiu~
gs;.ma .he legislative caucus that Mr..
o,sa iae ~ : the choice of the Republicans
que state for the Presidency.
hs, wfiter on the ST. Louis Republican
So. or somebody 10 hit him with
,s,sling. He wrote, "Blaine's pa
nv = Is IKE the granite OF his native
No. put has since learned that the ex-
se SAef was born in Western Pennsyl.
NJ oouy OF Indiana editors were in
Snv,,, sast week. As class they are dis
H. sasssied from all other editors BY the
IsSNs Their travelling with their wives.
phaaa NC average newspaper man this is a
s,-s oal.nsehon, and the questions which
d csSis' lhemselvesare Do the Hoosiers
~ ~ because they love their spouses,
ae ssa aaSe They are afraid of them Do
m 1i I bring their wives or do the
Gs,ssos pring the editors p Washington
aIi MI Illinois journal notices a singular
a. NC phenomenon: For a few DAYS
ljn-. c ~ both Governor Beveridge and
Ssss governor Glenn were out of the
EtSa, and Hon. e. M. Haines. Speaker
3 lsora mousse OF Representatives, acted |
siss s'e sor. During that time every. |
ssSss, prospered. corn raised a cent |
w i. ano the weather was milder than
car Se'ofe known at this season OF the
sIlsa. Heo. A. Sheridan, formerly a tar
lTs,.or under Warmoth. Is travelling
n has With a lecture. He is billed as
t9usSo.cfat from Louisiana. m D. |