The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-13

BY the inscriptions Of hts ocoholders rngs car
petoaggers and agents Of corruption and that having
gotten the nomination he will fail TO unite the party q
his support II looks now as though tho carpetbas
element the filthy creation Of the republican party.
will return, like tho Franksnsteln monster to sIay is
creator"
The Scranton (Pal Repa5Ecan trep) thinks that
HIPS speech w have to undergo stlu anolher re.
vision In the CoHgresssOnai Record tho applause
and cheering como In just where Hill most violently
assailed the North whore he most shamefuy misrep.
resented and falshed the treatment OF Confederate
prisoners in Northern camps, aud most outrageousy
sandered those who had the conduct OF the war for he
Union"
Says the Cincinnati Times rep (-'John Thompson
is back at Columbus. arranging his programme for q
united delegation from Ohio for Thurman the Demo-
cratic National Convention"
The Hartford Courant (rep says the speech OF sena-
tor Morton on Mississippi affairs will inevitably DO
considered bid for the support OF the Southern re-
pubicans In the national Convention.
The Springfield Republican ind-) evidently does not
'hnk much of the chances of Judge David Davis foI
the Presidency, when 1t says:--"He is rich fellow
enough so to, and fellow that hath had losses, and
one that hath two gowns and everything handsome
about hum. But he will never be- President Of the
United States It was he who was responsible for the
failure Of the Cincinnati Convention OF ls72n
The gracious suavty with which Senator Morton's
home organ comedies to Mr. Blaine the second place on
the republican ticket is really refreshing
The Atlanta Herald tdem.l declares that Ben Hin
said grand thing when he confronted Blaine and his
angry adherents and exclaimed: Isl tell you that tbis
reckless Misrepresentation Of the South sopr
hero;" and adds 1--WE thank God that there is man
in Congress at bold enough to say such thing
as this and able enough to enforce H."
The Augusta (Ga) Chronicle tdem.), reviewing tho
now called luminosity" debate In Congress and tho
action of the republican leaders therein, that
"they form the ground which they have al
ready had Waterloo and other policy is be
adopted the trends Of good government all tho
United States may say, as did Cromwell when his
opponents took uutenabe ground at the battle of Dun
bar The Lord hath delivered them into our hands, 4
Hendricks does not appear TO be q favonte among
the newspaper men in Chicago. See what tho Times
lind dem) says of him within the last two thred
weeks tho 'greenback cause has assumed new
tvity and manifested a significant vigor in the North
west The indications that unseen hand is
gagged In placing tho pieces the greenback chess
board with especial reference to the Presidential candi
date Of the Conederates, and il needs great skill In
guessing to indicate the two-horse riding demagogue,
Thomas A. Hendricks. the Of the
handn
The ST. Louis Republican (dem) has this to say OF
what 1t calls republican Bourbonsm :-''R Republican,
Bourbonism is sham, intended to work mischief
There are tens OF thousands of wemeaning gnor4
ant republicans who, reading the speeches OF Bland
and Morton, made to believe that there is grave
peril just ahead and that the only way avert it is to
treat the South a conquered province and the South
ern people as public enemies"
In utterng friendly word in behalf Of Senator Sher-
mans candidate for the Presidency Governor Hayes
OF ohio the Cincinnati Gasette repl does not wsh ia
be understood discriminating against other cand
dates intimatng that any OF the distinguished
citizens understood to be candidates would carry
the State Of Ohio, as Hayes certainly would.p