National Republican., 1877-07-04

a pcfniriullS dogma none now dCny. cmbJhyng u
rule which has led to Generalization nnd II
II equally the that the prejudice Hcrinst M on
rlal class which encouraged the quick rotation III
r HI,S ,hc has n,, gEHSraed may S, IN S%UnTTm ia, IN
The renovation now In progress u esc Will bc Ebol-
shC,l aud then We cannot see how the system
c0uld be improved by any Innovation imported
from Europe
They Don't Want 10 he Reformed out.
From the Cincinnati Gazette:
We notice that every Office holder who is rc.
moved finds that he was rcihured n fragrant VIOLA
ton Of President Hayes civil service reform rule
and pledges.
A Business Man for Collector at Baltimore.
From the New York Tribune:
The best thing for him to do Is 10 revoke
the commission int issued to Mr.. Thomas. and
give the colle.inrship Ia some independent husi-
css inai Of Baltimore. telling him To collect the
uties on beiness principles and let the city elect
It's Mayor without help from either the custom
house or the Federal capital.
The Ripe Fruit will raii In Due Time.
From the New York Herald
But VIC have no idea that Secretary Evarts
Is thinking of Il war with Mexico, ar that he ItU.
poses 10 pny huEdrd millions for the Northern
states. Neither is necrsary those states must h.ll
10 ts In the course UicNCnts Why shnuld We shake
the Icyl When the pear IN ripe will fall and it
can inll into nOb0dy's lnp hut Our own.
Horace Greeley and Hayes.
From the New York Graphic;
He has shaken hands in the most practica
manner across the bloody chasm. lie is cniorring
the ciyil service reform IN which Greeley gave 80
much enthusiastic ndvn"aTy. In mr II the
| founder OF the New York IHtHw were living To-
dny he wOudbC iInni leading the administration
party under President Hayes.
Hayes Regards the Popular viii.
| From the Nashville American;
Mr.. Hayes is more fortunate in paying
NOmr attention tu the thought of the rutfc people
and In Obcying the Constitution and the laws.
The Example oI the Tweed Case.
| From the New York Evening EXprcssi
In considering the results that would fol.
| low from lwCchs turning States evidence, AttuT
ney General fhirhld seems tu have Ignored un"
m0St imp, rtnni p"int-thc effect TINT such breach
political aud legislative combinations, If Tweed
'huUld reveal thc secrets Of Albany ublyistf II he
should disclose the manner in which corrupt
sUhriIcs have been brought through the Iprisa
tuTC and common tunmcil, End the nmicatiuns
"r the yGrinns rings throughout the state, no one
VIII enter into JIvh innsRrtlUnS hereafter without
feeling that he tUu may lC hCtrnycd and exposed az
some time 10y some al his conicdentcS.
The outlook in Louisiana.
From the Nov Orleans city Item:
Here, In Louisiana, we are blessed with II
return Ia the principles Of srltgurcrmcnt our
crop prospects nrp excellent, mud our business .ut
look i better ihHu II has been any time since
the ID ght "i misgON 81 nment fell with suCh snd
weight ulrn our IcolIe
Travelling Democrats.
From the - Ouklyn Unioi Argus:
NIbHH NlBblbuS, niS kDHt "
Europe. Til'lcn who Is the ryyerse Of all this, II
soon In follow. 'ronin is said TO be mctlitatlng n
like movement, and ",iobbie." and Patrick, and
Eephcw FELTON, Ought 10 follow ,ypher kilograms
aud 5000 electors could bc used Ia advantage in
that inron land. But even ifDoOrkecpcr FiUhuyh
should also go abroad. none Of the party would
| be bigger man Than old Grant"
Hayes Can Serve the Country Best Through
| the Party.
| From the Denver rribone:
| II may be true that he serves his party
hest who serves his country best" But II Is nls,,
true that he who would serve his country nj all
must serve II through party Of sound and true he
lief. No genuine, sincere Republican can help he.
evirg that his party in acefan sense Is his coun'
try.
| How to Deal with the Indians.
| From the ~. louis GIoia- Democrat:
Let no undue sloth be manifested, hut let n
sufficient force he collected tn sub'llr The snvarc-
at the frst moment: let the ground lie carefully
blow falls let il he with fUrre that will forever
crush all hopes Of success In Subsequent rebellion,
There May BE Trouble on the Rio Grande.
From the Louisville rourerJournai:
The annexationsts appear TO be wonderfully
hopef may be Tint neutrality-suspicious. ~, Ia hs rsport
ing ner the cattle thieves there will lie a serious
nutCon, Oi The tint trip Of retaliation oil the part OF
ten, Ords troops
A Voice From the South.
From tho Pensacola CFla) Herald;
The leading thinking Democrats of the
South, cordialy support President Hayes just and
patriotic "Soutlyrn policy. The blaihcrskitc'
GGHSsGs h y IrS.S a %od %, TGIs s
perudvcnuIre, incalcuinbe harm tOlhc President
statosmaniike policy.
The Presidents Policy In California.
From the Alta california:
|, We believe that the course Of Presiden
Hayes, In reference to the purity Of the civil ser
Vice, will strengthen the Republican party IN Iali
fOrnia, and especially In San Francisco. Thcrc !
In our STATE sincere, Widespread and an intcIli
gent hostility to the spoils system, and strDn
tendency 10 aid those working to overthrow II.
A Southern View of the Presidents Policy
From the Augusta Ra) Chronicle nd Sentinel:
If the President is the strong man he I,
represented he will not care for this opposition
feeling that the people who in'lorse his Iiicy ar
more numerous nnl formidable Than the mhrhn
gangs whe ,eek IL battle II, How II will all wor
out depends much upon The Democracy. The
have a mqsicry opportunity Of helping them
our political danube will probably he crossed Il
October, and then We shall see what We shall 10,
God Speed the President In His Good Work
! From the Itnleiph News; o. .. .f
Z In all his good works for reform IN the Admin
istrGiion Of the Government aud all that he doc
toward aaying sectional strife Rnd sectional hat,
cycTy Southern man who loves his country shou
have the courage 10 bid him Godspeed.
, Hayes Has Made q Right Beginning.
, | From the Rnston Advertiser:
1t is our impression that the President hH
taken hold Of this civil service matter by the rlgl
handle: that, in spite Of difficulties, this Is III
, easiest and best place TO make the beginning IN
that the other things can be quicker nccOmplishe
: afterwards than before.
! Tie Sort of u Man Jeremiah :. Black Is.
l From the New York Times:
; Mr.. Black is a type Of that unlovablc ella,
!, of mOrtRls 10 whom age brings no mitigation
. passionate antipRthies. and no enlargement OF u
J. judicial faculty. lie Is incapable OF interpreting
friendly spirit the legal, logical or political pos
tiOn uIied by an opponcpt or OF rre'iiting wit
, honest purposes any line Of policy which leads
/, conclusions different from his own.
= |, The World as n Republican Organ.
u From the New York Sun:
q The World leaps to the front as the chan
" plOn of Mr.. Hayes order shutting persons hOdir
{, ONCE out nom active participation In politics.
From Lightning and Tempest Deliver Us.
u From the Philadelphia Times;
=, Good church people this summer will
r rly Justified when reading the litauy If they Il
10 little stress upon the prayer for pTOtocti'
- irUm lightning aud tempest than from war, pC
~ thence and famine and sindry other Ills whit
y seem tn lie paying more particular attention
. other countries just now.
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