, 1877-06-23
CURRENT OPINION,

Tho oditor of tho Truy 11mts, who waA In Albany
when Nj. Dialno was thcru laat week, says: "Wu
conclude from the way Mr. Dlalne talka 10 prlralo
conversation, t!lat ho has ma1o up bis mimi that
the Republican party does not tuao1se tic policy
OF Tho President"
a. New York and ph1Adelrhts, but she seems more
anxious to get rid Of them han s!ther. The lnlict.
meuts which have inst boan brought by tho Grand
Jury nRa,nst various officers Of the Cty and Coun-
~ Government ara likely to hare \ wholesome cf.
formal prosecntfop. and quicken tho letern,laa.
tton Of tho taxpayers to par moro regard lerrafer
y ~. character OF party numtnsos.- -OGtt1A*s'a
effort 10 diaengage Itself from the noal Ut this
na @s s,s b II oi
combination OF thicyod adopted tho New York plan,
and drew noarrhncnt from tho building Of ~
easo o jusses vii, b. satisaei Sh return II psr
cont OF tho pfundeF-thc futukr stHndln9 OF tho
s,tiss II ". ra,tx y ns ~ ~ VIE e."
stfts tkisp).
It's true that Jadge Wa!te received less soeial
attention In Charleston TINA elsewhere. Tho an-
gte rcason 10. that he WIS accompanied everywhere
by Judge Hona, Who lost no opportunity Of jersln4
al snd grossiy inspltnk tho Southern peopis, To
sHo.a tie en.ts.sa...nent e inyi.n: Jad:s nond,
tsaln from sxtondlng T. Chiei.Jasttce Walto any
sshoG oa h +. 'i s 10
door upen 10 HIM, u was tho case with his dis.
.lneasshed Predecessor. Chafle,!on "a. not ~.
or Z vcnomous reyIles ike judge loud. .-Chortes.
ton Is. E.) NsMs and Courier tDtm.).
Eph Holland y still tho subject OF intense Inter.
eat ii Cluelunatl. is mysterious TO tho laat de-
hisLest type. iio Kaows ait about ths irnats IL
Cincinnati IN 1870 can tall who vi: fairly otct.
e a h a9 be " a ss sef' T. @
grand and gloomy IN hi. Involuntary soellsson:
i9 ,n1"s!ss that b. xsis e ts!l
prominent Republic.n. ma Denieerats. In III.
as ds.t.astos ptodassa hy tidal w.yss I, snd t1,
havoc which would b wrought by sha wasgtng Of
III. tongue, u hs would only eonssn: Ia wsy r.
ihe fraudulent plans of himself and sonfcdesates,
Ttlden woad havs ssrraud the state ct Ohio, whtsh
.e, RG.Ss ssaa snfaa H. s sa
now ia j.l awaiting sentence. e.--Doyton 20. Jour.
II IL related Of Senator Blaine, that, when he was
tes se ot % usii Iismtou III II. si.tesin ia~. hc ssd
thkt he was reminded Of tho following :tosy: "A
woman ia oao OF tho back counties of Psnnsylra.
dsed. ds % and va a.ked iho usual qasstlon il .ha
signed i wltAopt eompulsioa o. fear Of hef hun.
Ssl S h.ais y hsr hps, sss hsr lead On ona ids.
and, alter looking 1t ths man for moment, &.
claimed: y guess, Jod,e, you don't know tho
family" The mural thst tbs Senator wshod 10
have drawn from this st0ry evidently was,
tlat tho "eovsine" IL TOO atrong.
minded 10 pstnit even dl.tInsushcd eouslu
ausnce of tho lady last letter Furnishes evidence
howsrsr, that = eousplcaous tzait Of the Senator
has besn inhsEitsd by bis ststes or sso that
beI letters il eonarmrd- Ia thIs letter eho IA1e
currency 70 report that Mr. .sehnaider, Of
ior favor which ha bad dvns to Secretary sshuta
| IN lending o. giving htu snoasy TO- establish .
newspaper. She cndsaxorsd 70 fsco hctaelf feoul
Tue spoualbility Of believing this teport but sbs
70 faE forgot hessef ~ end her letter With tbs
| woels: s.EuL whkthef Af. Schneider scesPt9 OF
not NJ. 6ehu1x may salsly esy 'QaluF" Nc