The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-10-26
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Closely after his speeches in private as in
public
Austin (Texas) Statesman There Is
Aothing in Mexico to steal and one side loses
sFerything and gains nothing. II We WIN
Aexico, we will have won an elephant, and
2 effect a conquest will cost 5O,OO5 lives and
countless millions of money.
st. Louis Republican, Ind: The
s5uthern people, while maintaining an un-
Favering allegiance to the union, the con-
s5tution and the laws, will vote as they
please; and they will not please to vote for
republican principles or candidates.
Richmond Whig, Dem: The New
York democrats having secured all they de-
dred in the way of subsidies to railroads,
now give notice that they are opposed to all
sneh legislation in the future. The south
will make note of it to guide their future
aetion.
Atlanta Constitution, DEM: The
three or four competitors OF Mr. Randall
afe in Washington, and each claims that he
ether has sure thing or the inside track.
heir vietiUP> will be astonished at the ease
NTH which 1hr. Randall will succeed him.
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3sDestan traveller, Rep.: Now, suppose
- follow the example OF the administra-
/. y llr-4g-4@sssfeesRee so the refsaszs paseE<,
aud suspend the midsummer madness about
r.luuOrSlHG luc pOllf1 AOuS CuOhSA ~ as
certain if ANYTHING has been accomplished
in the way - eonciliation except total sur
render TO the ex confederates.
Richmond Dispatch, Dem: The
adoption of resolutions by congress, ap-
proIing the restoration OF the autonomy of
the southern states, the re-establishment of
the constitution, and the cultivation OF har-
mony and brotherly relations of the sections,
would be an event which should be generally
gratifying TO the nat;Sl.
Washington Union, Rep: The whole
secret OF the presidents policy, over which
Mr.. Tremain, at Rochester, uttered the loud
est and most eloquent growl, is simply to let
all acknowledged citizens nave the rights OF
citizens, and submit quietly and Loyalty TO
their administration, II they are ever able TO
constitute one, as we expect them to submit
to ours, in the like event.
Baltimore Sun, Dem: The present
era OF good feeling is especially favorable to
a return of confidence and a renewal of effort
in every field and channel of legitimate
industry and enterprise. The credit can not
be denied to PNsident Hayes of having
recognized the significance OF the popular
vote in November, and by his mode of deal
ing with the southern states contributed
largely TO bring about the present happy
result
The Nation, Ind: Conkling has got
the best of the reformers for this election,
and they must make up their minds u let
MIN enjoy his triumph. OF the effect of this
triumph on the great mans political fortunes,
however, we trust there is no question. The
convention has been very important as
marking the beginning of split which will
undoubtedly grow wider.
New Orleans Democrat, Dem: We
can conceive of no greater calamity that
could befall this state than the escape of
Anderson, Wells and their associates from
the prosecution now pending against them
for the crime of forgery. That they COM
mitted the crime is of such public notoriety
that should they not be now convicted, a
feeling of utter contempt will seize upon the
people The highest interests of society re-
duire that these men shall be punished.