New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
PUBLIC OPINION.

Judge Taft hasn't resigned, but he ought to.
Hes ms bad as any OF 'em.-Cinonnati Enquirer Deh)
Next Tuesday the Republicans. of indiana l!i
will DO engaged in heating the aust uul @l par " 'iu
leans pautaOuns-l indianapolis journal thePJ
Our Democratic friends who boast of $1,000
majority in Indiana aud OF carrying ONO WoIh uelteI
be buying Grape. Their defeat when II comes, WIN p m
the more crushing for their present Wild Dfdg-U'o"
Herald UcpD
Mr.. Adams is quite warming up in hls ad ad-
vocacy of Gov Tilden. There are passages ln MS no"
numerous letters that indicate the DloOd Oi MS ccst
TIis ,ruc.Iokp-Of cOldnPsS seems To be thoroughly
thawed.- d.-lSpringfeld Republican und)
There are moro than forty millions of people
in thr United States, aud OF this vast popuiatlOn iop
hiv not one in thonsaud knows that the 100000 of
Mi Tlden's mretdrncd income was eArehaeu h 2 pehie
peaches for the suffering pOOr-lBr0okyh Argus tinu'
The Republican organs assert that Charles
Francis Adams is not Democrat 90 inin1 nun ,'. him
crcditae Is IT to the Democrats wbo hohhnted, i.
Can the Republicans pont TO al ProTGI5 ist
LOuis Republican Qnd. Den') .,,
No candid man can doubt that Gov 1ilden
deliberately and perseNernsy oS"I Gu n w keen IL, his
own pocket funds that obedience W0uu haNc pi - @ ~
tbo Treasury of tie United states II this Is nov do"I
riSnt chcatins then what is sit2-lThe Independent.
There we're many who were at first allured
by the cry reform; IN! Wh,n they Iu,et 1hdt " re- -
f, ard Who have buInhg craving for official plum
r and power they perceive that tie Democratic chorus
for reform curiOusy resembles ule sheirllEU ~ sWHo
,,4at cry and little WOOL IIarpers NeoRly (kepJ
If Bob Ingersoll were on the stump Tor IL, IL,
den cyc; Congregational pulpit ~ NC"-i-b SH'hu Noiiu
H. ,h'gz; with ecclesiastical wrath eVcied ai the sl'
.nd v,irkrdpcsSCs of the Democratic cdlldlCht' bu,
vc,v Goddess scamp is sdnctihcd by grace me mOtHt
pur:ailicai religion is always very thin, gauzy ana
Ial esy.-l New Haven Register DemC
Mr.. Lamar, under pressure OF the campaign,
i,ius tbat }e outlagCs in the South against ke
ms orc committed by hOthradCd young llen ana 40 hul
b, IN. sanction of those Who have the gusl Ol tnc
~Oith at heart To man wnO Is gong 10 % "HOl' wy
ion ought to he satisfactory. But some pSoPc
ore rr,iudced against being shot, even hOuGn u pe py
LOt-beadrd Young men-i Milwaukee sentinel (hepJ
TIE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE directs the aItcn-
ticn al Mr. Charles Fidncis Adams tu te dct ldt nc Wa
tDr It's own sake Wl'h ttil nI'ht
vas uu for reflection lie should be s1llslrd now as
,rndei,t statesman with the change that Is implied IN
n tuition of Uayes for Grant; yet he VIII p Sil
ned win nothing less than ihe change from hcpuDlVdn
I Democratic which j. Too great Jump cN'H 4oi "
uLilosopncr TO take Chicago Tribune ucpl
1t is possible that Mr.. Charles Francis Adams
may br scratched in thc coming Mdss"th hu7tI'' '
iion ly sogr citizens who Will vote the DrhocIdtiC
fIc.ct but we think not to any c0nsdtlaDlc tN'chl
II we're merely ate election, the llSh-AmcIich ct
l.us wuuld 20 heavily against Lin. But as H. ih,y
.ac iio foy OF voting for party openly -"nistc To
their interests ana the danger of Iouthihg Ithe'
which, IN national interests, tEcy hcaily ihuoise- ooS
ton Pilot
No other possible candidate has the cOnll-
deuce of 80 many autibutier II, publ.caus as Jadsc
Ioar lie can lead revolt that VIII nc Tucct s'I lh 'io
uoustratlng that Butler cannot nope hy any 'us
or u, AIT, obtain the submission OF inc l1PlpriHa
of Nlassacllsetts hs leadership. y Nc,uIy over
Iutfi,Iu IN thc VIiih District tins year VIII prevent
many A fntlre battr. Ii the "etltch IN time whc
TIE prudcut citizen ought not to negecL-Bosioh Al
ycrtlseI tsrpD