, 1877-06-15
CilRRFNI OPINION.

II, with Ono harvcsts, Congress and the Ad.
lulu1stratIon can only be persuaded 10 let tho
country alone, tho problem Of spccic-pasmcuts
md revival OF business will bo solycl.-Cil-
efanoa Gasetts (1'<p.).
james Russell Lowell ltas accepted the Span
Iah misston. Mr- Lowell, the mogt .marblc-tko
Of our poets and tho most cultured OF our crit
les, will grace his new position, anI Ills appoint
mcut Is most rcdltahlc.-Ciucinnat. En9uirtr
{Dem.).
Gail Hamilton devoted ono Of her recent let
tcrs to tho demonstration Of tic proposition
that the Southern policy OF President Haycs
differs in 20 essential from tho Southern policy
OF Ills predecessor. II II bo conceded that Gall
makea out her sase-~antl she Is evidently Of tho
impression abs has dong so-the question is per.
ttncnt. Why should eonator ulaine withhold
Ills approval Of tha course pursued by Hayes,
tllat ts but Prol9nEation q one mapped out
and pursued by Gen. Grant, What OCCASION Is
there for The soletnnity Of protest from the
pluncd Ku!ght. Of the Kenuebee'-Ctari,.tsati
Commercial Ind. Rep.).
The real question Ia whether the retention OF
both metals for tho uses OF money, by tho
world, would not malntaln better and surer
by IN Iaiulensc and needless depreciation Of ~
vcr in tho forced DEMONSTRATION Of that metal,
and q disturbance on tho other llat,d by the
forced tntroHlucteon OF gold Tor all tho uscs Of
C0lIllHe. NUElC II kIlU uBG VI tuFoHlnE ono Oh
tl,cse metals out Of circulation as money, and
thus ttnpaitLng It's value, In order to giv0 new
artificial value to gold, by compelling ita use Ia
tho field Of commercial transfers now occupied
Gsn.1. > ~
State arc pokins malicious iuu at liz. John Mig
Glow. by wondering II ho will - refuse " rccoI-
l,Izo " tue signature Of the Secretary OF War
on the commission Of hls son. who graduates al
West ro'nt ~ ~ u year Ihis s, is motnentou'
known, refused 10 "Iecognlx0 " both President
Ilayca and Secretary Evaftspn two memorablQ
AMI fosttre occastons, AMI aecoEllnglyit 1t q aMat-
Mr. NtcCrary. lie eannot Intend to deprive the
country of tlIc services of lis son alter the
country lus spent several thousand doltars for
the education of the young gentleman. What
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Nov sssy tsey 1 .,ss, ,1ssa%s] as ;a9 On ts
places, and for time. they may lnfas the ast!-
ac!al supports Afforded by military rule. they
will, IN general, aud inevitably !n tue long run,
and .aas shvy bye tes making the 0ny tras
1t III strictly logical part Of tho new plan that
no DETERMINATIONS shall weigh against co!orcl
men IN appointments TO o,llcc, but that, pre-
ciscly like white citizens, they shall te selected
nna advanced according 70 illness and the othcF
considerations generally dccmcd applicable iu
such matters. Every appointment ulado iu this
way Will exert a thoroughly beneficial influence
OH tho colorel race; at,d II Will 40 accord with
sense of fair play !n tho mlnds OF the American
people, that, even II tho democrats should get
into power, they uould bc Obliged 10 continue
the satne pollcy.-Dosto" 1ourAa! (Rtp.).
IIu who thinks that We have been fed on wtsps
of oratury loug enough, and ttlat q jltls whoie-
so1ne nutfIncns would not be bard 10 takc by
furnishing people, Is assumed ~ ba Ia favor Of
gigantic systsu OF Internal improvement, aud,
by purify OF reaaonlng, the friend OF public cor
rnptton. The abstractionists, being themselves
10 deal ouly With generailzatlons, aud confoand
everybody with themselves. IGcy have, Is
rule. no capacity Tor details. The creatpJea OF
bombast. aud bombast al secondhand: they
% TuIs Ioonbs, OF ucorgis i thc head ii the set,
md jolly old remnant of dry-boucs aud dead.
languages he u! II hia opinions have any value
It Il In un antiquity which u out Of date. lle
himself, a. wo sald ne otnsT oas' kooa on!y
ample to thu young ssateaultn ot the South,
bidding them avoid wIn0iutss Which produces
bubbles. and tue bollness of MEANINGLESS. II
not empty, brayado.-LoxisstAs Cvarier-Jour'aI
(Usaa.}.
The stnlucas that now retRus from side to
u larbingcF OF happier times, We hope. There
has not yet come that revival uf business pEot,-
ke4 by botl parties, tn the svent u sufce*as
under tAs AUSPICES of it, Administration; bat
1t !uust COME sooD, II there u any virtue IN the
policy uf publication - consistently aud Ies9-
lutcly pursued BY the Eres!Leuts who has Made
trfen1s uf Ills enemies, and some cnelntes among
hls frieuds, too. BY his saxactous and patFtotls
cour1p III un earliest e1urt fur Il tteonetlemens
u tnc seetlous aud q zeal seuuioa u thu heaib
ul the American people. Ia eefs:lin 10
calltles ol tbs North TIC deulonIae hn'sl ot the
lumuu hyeuls that could lap southern b1ool
itt-A 5ln ia ktrY1 amin fri ftA