, 1877-04-10

nuw nlo.t !rkson,e to them. In every respect
the new Administration lias titus iar rttcrNitd
IT, pledges mud ih9se who 'uprotlc IT, as The
having done so,-Da6alo Gof1m<refsl ddmriher
(Ktr.l
The conservative men who will shortly he IN
fall control in nll the Southern States have tN-
fore them no easy task. They will he earuiully
who mean to 1roilt hy civil dleotdcr a,iti It Is
not unlikely that ilsturbapees inny be get on
foot for no other p,rrposo than to affect tho 20
llt!cal situation. With much honcst criticism
xtl no little positive condemnation Ut the tun-
dict Of those who tall themselves the Cunscrv-
attvc* Of tho South, the Tribune has had IRE.
gucnt occasion, to awar.l them unsslnteu praiso
for dt.cretion and Eood sense. They arc now IN
qualities iu az unusual degree, ami our fcrvens
sion.@Sss sSs w. }orR M WIZ 3Sibuns Gt tH.p) " s
Already In The Bill Allen campaign, and last
year before the Ct. Louis Convention, VIC OPEN
lY CHARGED the Cincinnati Anqnfrtr with secretly
working in the interest Of ahe Katicais; and
that its vehement advocacy Of thy Imitation
hlmbug Aimed a. nothing elae but the division
sn consequent defeat Of the @ olio democracy. n!
the Democrats would have carried that state,
both In the October and November elections.
D-n snc'1 Democracy and such leader, anu ii
permits Himself to 30 rulded b, tueh .rcael,.
erous and coutemptihte "organ! Tue worst
Radical paper 10 less dangerous to the DeMoc..
racy tl,an inc Cincinnati En4ntrfr, the papsr q
Grants would-bc bootGlack.- Warrington ~.
C.) Sentinel {isdbfd Dtn..l.
a few days ago Directory estimate Of The
population OF 81. Louis was El7en 70 the public,
putting II a. COL 400. On Tuesday last, the
municipal election Was held In both ". Louis
and Chicago, showing an aggregate vota for
Mayer !u cach - follows:
Ch'eayq. ~ IL ~
ST. Louis. .'.s.'"...'''''.''.7o'eoo eoo
Excess Ia favor Of Chicago.... ....."... ., 3U0
Assuming TINT IN equal proportion Of the
total vote OF each city was out, II ". Louis llns
an actual population Of b0o,0D. u 70 clear tlat
that Of Chicago must be more than one'aith
grcnter-or over doo.ooo. But then Ct. Louis
Claims that her vote was not q full one; but II
has. untortunatcly always been 80 when she
canio in competition With her rival On tue s'lorc
Of Lake Michigan. (lA) Jon'7tdI
It Is a very easy thing to say that President
Hayes has 'nade mistake IN IefogniS,ng Wa4o
Ing Else, in WOW ot political 6lundcrs and com
mercinl necessities. It is also m easy thing to
say t!,nt llc ought 70 have stood stuobornly In
t. Ills credit that be ha, oneo agafn, contided IN
the Integrity OF The Southern politicians, aud
Tint they have again pledged themselvcs To
obey the Law Of the United states; They are
tinted States, not only to keep them TO their
s,untaneous pledges, but to protect tho co1orcd
n1G.,, c,slaved for centuries and ,nanumittcd by
tho Republican party; and tile mtlch.ablsed car
pct-baggers, In most cnsca the very best irstr,i-
meuta]ties for the development IT tho South.
crn country.-lHAadelpdia Pres, {l'adieal Rep.).
It will thus be seen that the raee Of carpet
bnggers is rapidly passing away, that they are
losing theIr hold upon tho South, and that the
eeonsrsl es1l oi iheir own States. This i Is il Should
be. The people Of the south want population
and capital and they Invite It from the over
crowded States Of The North. A mau. who goes
prosperity Of Tho community vii Be wc,eomc,
and will not bc tl,warted In lhudable ambition
for political preferment at Tho proper time.
They aro not carpet,bagEers, and VIII not be
venturez Inns no business there, and In rcpudiat~
Ing him the people OF the South arc doing no
more nor 1ees thun any other community would
do. Every man likes to direct the affairs Of luis
own households Warrington Rtpuhieon (Ltp.l
No doubt It was right in Gov. Nichols to Ap-
State Board Of Education. anil equally right In
tho State Senate to confirm the appointment;
but to Kentucky Democrat It Inns prlmh
iae's look Of doubtful proprtety. II,
only to hasten the withdrawal Of tho. military,
aud 10 show spirit Of concession TO tho sclenl.
ing rascals who haye solzcd tue Federal AUTHORS
raanted sacrifice of principle While Il may op.
erate temporarily to disarm tho carpot-baGgeEs
and put an end to tho cry Of negro persecution
by tho Morton md Blatnt factlou, 1t will be ac-
and Bit of bypoeiisy unworthy . brave people.
viii, full forco decentralization {KV.) Yeo-
man (Bouroom Utnl.)
Whom wo suspended spccio-paymcnts VIC had
two money metals, gold md silscr; IT,, The ptomno. m
old basis restored. We ccannot resume on the
changed basis. II VIC could do 1t, there would
bo In It q great Injustice to tho people. It Ia
very easy TO assert that tho true standard must
bo In one metal, because the two will yary In
value sud prodllco nndlcss Inconvenience. It is
not true, however. THE true standard Is the
double one, because one metal regulates the
other. When you seek an exact standard Of
vary In changes of tcnlpcraturc, two ulotala arc
used. One balances the other. 20 It Is with
tho money standard. We want two metals 10
make Y. The CID standard must b9 restored
without modification OF any sort. Justice de-
nlands the old Dtandard-tho double standard
without change ln the sllghtcst paFt!cular.-
Cfaet"nast Commercial {lHd. Asp.).
The result Of tho municipal elections held In
various parts OF tho North tho last few days
does not substhutt0te such Democratic hopes Us
built themselves upon tic notIon of a great
popular react!on against the Electoral Commits
sion. There has been no reaction Mt 1!l. On the
contrary, tho Republicans hare, as 4 general
| Ii Cincinnati aud Chicago whcEu they swept tic
field. Why Ia III CAN It be that VIC have madc
tho mistake OF the orthodox Kentucky Squire,
who, bred 10 strict construction Views Of the
Constitution, resisted the bridge tux, carving
his appeal from court to court, until tinal 1udga
| mcnt wa4 rendered. against him. md then say.
Ing, - he counted out the amount tax, interest,
costs. md 81, "Tnese's your. money, but far'-
debaached in ite political morals, Or arc We
simply a set Of :" darned fools'' Was It
1llycs, and not Tilden, who got q majority 0f
The rotes actually polled at the hallot.boxl Is
Joo Bradley patriot and jurist. hero, and
an houest man. after slll-L9utsvltk CoHrtsr-
Journal tDtm.l
| The McrcflaRt-Fleets OF the World.
The Bureau Verita& Of Paris has tust publisl,-
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the world LOT the year 1B7GH. These uavtcs