The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-14
OPINIONS AND GOSSIP.

All the Savannah News has to say to
Chamberlain Is that Georgia is happily
free II ON, him and men of GTs llk. 1t
does noboAre wnere the carpet-baggef
Waileth his wall so long as he can't rod
the Southern people any more.
Gen. Thomas Z. Dunn, who was for
merly Controller of South Carolina,
unltes with Patterson i'll cOndemning
Ex-Gov. Chamberiain's speech. Ger.
Dunn says he has poor enough opinion
If Gov. Hampton and the Southern poll
cy, but he thinks that present evils
would only be exaggerated by a disrup-
ZION OF The National Republican party =.
Every one who kills himself for lack of
work is murdered, and those who en-
torce our present financial system are
the murderers. John sherman is the
Chief assassin. AS surely as that
every drop of blood drawn
by the lash of the Shareholders
was atoned by one drawn ny tue sword,
will these men pay the penalty OF their
awful crimes Terre Haute Express,
Greenback.
The Ohio Republicans seem to be in
the condition on The currency question
of the boy who Went TO scnool IN the
slippery winter season, and slipped
back three feet for every two he went
forward. Tney are rapidly going back
their three teet now. But they may
proudly reply that they haye prevenLed
the Democrats making an issue with
them, winch is true.-[Sp gheld Re-
PUBLICAN, Ind.
The Boston Transcript doesn't mince
matters. 1t says, with equal lorce anu
ii uLn, that "Mr. Blaiue'e position and
in al a.,
plainly apprenended by the whole
American people as in the lignt OF his
Mexican war scar. With one consent,
yesterday, from Boston to San Francis
co 1--WE 10 not include Malne), the EA-
speaker was pronounced, LII the tprclble
American Vernacular, fraud"
The Buffalo Commercial is vexed. 1t
says: SIN the Aame OF justice we pro-
test against the hurting Of abuse anu ill.,
vecLive upon chamberlain ana Packard,
and especially from those VINO, prlor 10
tue TN of last November, were urging
these same gallant Republicans to make
good night. Ihey did wage as brave
contest as was ever fought on South
ern soil, and that III face o. obstacles OI
which Northern men have little OF no
conception. lJ Was nard enough for
Luem tO have gwen up the fruits OF
victory, and to submit to Illumination
where Luey were entitled to triumph"
| Another Jealous silver agitator sue
cumbs TO the Inevitable, anu comes out
| tlatly tor the repeal OF the Resumption
| AcJ. The Chicago Tribune, wnlcn has
Ueen demanding unlimited silver with
all the Zest but with none of the bril-.
l'lancy of the Cincinnati Commericai,
now announces that resumption is MOI
DOS ssi3le in 1879, and calls lor the pos.
uonement Of Lne date to the indefinite
period when private capital shall make
resumption by the Government possible
The intaIIon party should appoint d
thanksgiving without delay.
1t will be safe to discredit all rumors
that are bfoWn about to the
etfect that the Admnistra
ton is chaffering for the imitation
vote, or the silver vote, or the subsidy
vote, or any other vote that demands I
COMPROMISE of principle. A desir L
carry Onio or to carry Pennsylvania ii
not altogether unnatural, but Mr.. Hayet
and his advisers are doubtless aware
that they can try to carry al osether too
! mu.h. MIR. Hayes was elected TO restor.
to the South The reign OF law, to purify
| the Civil Service, and to secure for thu
country an honest currency and unim
paired credit. lie has accom- plshed th,
first, his word is pledged Tor the second
and in memorable State contest h.
mas already fought good fight for thu
third Of these cardinal prin ciples. Yer.
wisely, too, has Mr.. Hayes declared tina
she serves mis- party best who serves tn
country BEST" and it is not TO be be
lieyed that he Will abandon his ow
theories, repudiate his pledges, o
falsiGy his record for any mere al
pearance of local or temporary par!
success.