, 1877-10-27
CURRENT OPINION.

Until nnvia might ,nnke n oood nouocrot-
,c candidate Tor The Presidency Il he could onl,
t,anIte h,mso,f AZ i Democrat -fAiiodslohia
1''"tt ti"d.).
,,g,an, t.nr ncnoe,st attn In, Gina. M u tha, f. s.mno,I
Ti1dcn u out OF politics nc u pad'y m!s'aken -
e'ae'""'f' e"q''Ie. .Ds""' ~
Tho people OF Ohio nre mot in favor of in-
naton, nor do they favor turning away from re.
.umptton' but they arc opposed 10 tho present
lew, because It u .evsrdtd as hindsaneo rather
si,an an a!a anu 1eehoso u - menace w,lhont
tHep.).
It IL evident TINT nothing cnn be Gained
b, coesre..l,o,na1 quarrel With lhe E1eepl!!e snl
w. snnfsto1e. r., no 3ass a. VEL to syoa the open
@Eoa 'oe "ePoo1e"n''- -f""ooe'p"'o inquirer
."tp1''
., l. 3 imrossbls III thst tho popular m mind
ihst IL orcnnIstnx aeaipst thc Pre.,dent liz 20.
.tian for i.icnso Il wssk enough In Congress, int
bcforc the pcop!c II Is impreRnsnIe, Tmo viii
vtn.licase him and hts motlve'.-Losso" Adrtrststr
"sp''
opptoy. or % dI.approra at The P1e.Jent. soathe4n @
iIyesf 10 ue thero scsIna hnf onn nnnrat WV. Ii
vietj5n wIsthar IL yote hr 10. ,be noey nr
ass'hs' H. -''s" 1o'k ''"'es 1"fp''.
Every material question involved In this
[the Ioaslapa scnatorls,] contest was decided By
tost asid M man WIN heliovcs that iretldent ayes
holds hta oi1ice BY virtue ii tho Con.tiutlon and
Kellogg ,aktng his sesa ia ths United stasss Son.
tc.-Indtanapoils Journal (Rep.).
=. ..,.,,.. 40, u...,.,.... !. j.,
foe'aimlne h,s deroanted presogat,vcs, and In AZ
1uminK the full measute 2f tho responsibilities
% u bs The y
that he shoa!a not bo t!ea to follow hin oA:n IN.
ho shoull Sc ii,S ncTe rcclster Of lis eJlcts Of
Congressional alctaiors Senatorial Or Neprcsents.
tLyo. Tho tendency of cvcuts Tor the iast decade
spective w ststcs a. TurkIsh Paahss Ii thn!r prov.
lnees 70 DO or not to be the partisan and follower
ncc.on IN different states that ruled everything
elevated tho sery'lc and unworthy 10 power snd
n,ae aefyiiiy 10 an Individual The fcss Of potIca
orthodoxy. 4 more CALLING slavery could not
have been lsarosed on The neeks ot "hcsodltsry
ca..,a xn,,, .,,. f.;.,aa, M. .,.
ease US IfoN our 1rends ite outrage
ns e fsas 81 ss'G sns ess III ,as
1sssrs: o,connor ana KIeha1dson. ia deep NOR.
throughout lilo In,on, as i l. painful indication
q tho c9Wsh spltt and want o. orgsn,zhtfon Of Tue
rs 19ss s
y Roou ~ th9se o. Chamborlalns Sectos.ry and
!he only consistent coursa fof ths party that had
inslstsu an nc acsnowledamen Q! ins iianlrio on
tunu,ittcu On pryiIescs unI E]scttuns. II i bol iii.
able that this conF1s woull have hecn adapted !;
N0ftbsrn De1aacrsta wore sldlcuouaIy llcrrois in
dealing with thcft prnrnston4, aud therp sysIe even
foHnd Southern Dcmocruts weak euous!l 10 hayo
souaht IL gain credit for liberal spirit by cham
IDsM. ].
Nvas cheering to hear 20 definitely from
from indianapolis ssc Of TIE real Nspabllesn ofdsF.
q H. ps4y spuS
| llsan tR c4nKfosa " out, who can aaord t. q.
te.n h sspo.t tas pre.tSph y hs son
tho InrtI which nominated h!n,. aud 70 ihe
country over wnose government i IL ha mis-.
,oa to preside Tor f1nr yrars oistn - tue psth o.
AFFORD 10 make pledges before the election 70 be
abandoned sfterwArd. o. mako perfect pana for q
manner which ,aasIl throw CLOUD. Of tnslnceri,y
over the ptomlss and di.fse@ra os con'etuence,
ts
Of iha laid down BY tho rrcsidsns ~ tho b.
Rinalng. As often .. heard from dIfccIsy ant
expressed BY Mr. Norton. Isy sn,imat!on and key,
hula rcpnFts, We hear o. dlssenaIon &nd tlsposl'
try. 1fihcre Il spirit Of this ktnl It cannot bt
encouraged BY any ono With the slightest show o
| rex.on, -LpuiSftits Commercial fIFp.}.
..r..,. ,.a 49,, ,.,.
AM cuott has ueeh hhus, ausi u aRs osei
altopethcr 100 saeesssIa, 70 sena aoEaaa ~ ~
ls party fn congD"s. and lhst Republicans sts {
look elsewhere than W ths " hitt HOUSE los ,ead
| tnhap. Thu tdca II faDss one. o. cou1.e Their
hss bc<n ~ Jet only tendency to revolt. few
coGspIcuous nisn hare oatsptattons'y announced
Aa profVuuI secret, that they ara aos ~ hAruiouj
eutta9ls opportunity presents itscif. to aasatl ans
humlta.o him. They h1so ere 4e@1 ~ : M0rs tn}'oe
idsas tisa ths!s numbers or the!r Influence var
rant., no doaht the5 hars been greatly atdet
~ the!E ambitious 1esssn ei eaatchanY "a.
| leadership hs tho SILENCE OF thtse VINO cat
b. depended upon, Whenever ~ issue Il rase1
70 come e9uaEely and asniy to the o.