The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-11
GENERAL POLITICS.


OF the promised land. should stray again into the
wilderness Of deprecated money tho present genera
ton Of business men Will another chance
pass out Of the desert"
Albany Argus:-.Ropublicans who are In a position
to know whereof they speak the republican
corruption fund disbursed this county did not fall
| short OF $50, 000l"
The indianapolis Sentinel ccstatic over the appoint
ment of Daniel W. Voorhees, TO tho seat OF the late
Senator Morton, because he will vote the remonet
ization OF silver.
The Detroit Free Press asks "Once the price begins
TO luctuate who will guarantee that the silver dollar
or 4l2H grains may not become too valuable 10 be
used in the payment Of debts incurred q gold
basis ?"
The Baltimore Gazette takes time by the forelock In
opposing the revival of tax incomes, which, be
licves, may be attempted this winter
Milwaukee Wisconsin-'One OF the democratic Sem
ators from Indiana, Mcdonald Is a hard money man.
| Voorhees, is rotten the hard money question as
Ewing, Lynde, or Mallory, but Hendricks win thus
unite tho hards and the soits in favor OF his Presden
| tial aspirations"
Tho Chicago Inter Ocean wants the army contain
10000 effective lighting men.
is freely stated that Randall has tho presdental
fever"
Certain newspapers OF Iowa advocate the rs-estab-
lishment Of tho gaows there but the weigh,er public
| opinion is against It.
The Charleston Ne,cs and Courier praises the ma
tional Executive aspiring to be "more American
than a republican"
Kansas City Tmes.--"If Mr. Hayes chooses to array
his administration and his party against fair ADJUST
mcnt Of this coinage question no will find that the
people have concluded that there shall be further
| dalying with this SUBJECT"
The Springfield (Mass) Republican says that sit
would have been public misfortune to have tho
Cameron republican party OF Pennsylvania carry tho
state, or tho king republican party of New York
carry that State" 1t thinks that the republicans who
hold the balance Of power In tho New York Legi.la-
ture 'will place themselves by the side OF Mr. Hayes
require tho coming Senator to meet them at tho
same tryst"
Louisville Courier Journal :-.'suce Morton died It
is perfectly evident that the republican party with
out leader. In s acephaous condition moral ideas'
conspicuous by their absence"
! Dayton (Ohio) Democrat :-sThc NBw YoRK HERALD
expresses the universal belief Of the country when il
says Of the three Senatorial vacancies in Louisiana
and South Carolina These three seats belong, Of
right to the democrats ana, II tho democratic claim
ants arc admitted. tho republican majority in the
Senate is hopelessy gone tor the whole OF Mr. Hayes
term"
The Pennsylvania "Iabor- green bacKers" claim that
theirs is tho new party SO long the way but arrived
| At last
/ Young, of Ohio, says he has "no sympathy with
this accidental Governorsnip" and expects TO run Tor
/ Congress.
Governor Young, of Ohio, said the other day to a
correspondent or the Boston Globe that he thought
Hayes Southern policy would make the South rcpub.
lican, but his Northern policy was great mistake
Tho Galveston News ID u strong organ Of tho Amer
lean grievances against Mexico.
John Sherman is tho Jee noive OF the democratic IN.
| A,sxn Tust bo,
tenton, RANK and nle
The st. Louis Times says that John Sherman is
partially crazy, and is afflicted with tho disease called
| svhc Syndicate"
Tho Albany Journal says that the elections show
that despite he fabby policies and ethereal vagares
Of sentimentals,s" twhatevor this may moan, .tbo
republican party has lost OF its inherent vitality
and vgor."
Pittsburg seems 10 be the centre Of the 'labor-
greenback party" The Dspatch OF that city believes
that tho large vote which It's candidates received
last Tuesday will its leaders to try anoshsr
and livelier turn at the political wheel In 1873
Tho St Louis Times piously avers It's gaze from tho
possibility OF Christian Executive appointing Insor
| soil 10 the German mission.
The Madison lind Courier snatchcs from tho abyss
OF forgetulness the gaunt and staring fact that Dan
Voorhees, Is a "saary grabbeE"
Tho mention OF Ingcrsol In connection with tho
| Court OF Germany provokes tho Petersburg tva)
| Isdcr into calling him blathcrsklte, fool and
vulgar sconsr II also speaks OF Blaine 'he thief"
| 81. Paul (Mnn.) Pioneer:--''rhe vote against the
silver and imitation bills has curiousy pcripheral
| geographical character II comes from extreme
| localities Now England and the East, the cxtrcme
South and the Pacnc coast The soft money strength
seems 10 Ito in the Central Mississippi Valley"
The Augusta (sa Chronicle says Of the war :ssrhat
| struggle a brave one, and though IL failed par
| TALLY II has not Jailed finally"
/ Providence Or. H. Irrss:--"Would IL not be better
for Wendell Philips to iet the good OF Charles
sumner take care OF itself. and would II DO moro
agreeable the great orator OF Massacb Bay
discourse such subjects tho lost arts the Chi.
nose wall and tho speedy colonization Of Pata gonas"
Tho labor-grsenbsck ticket, In Pennsylvania,
supported by twelve per cent OF tho Of
votes poed there Luxorne county was completely
captured BY tho new party, and tho Pttsburg Leacr
says that 'rho moral effect OF tho Victory Will doubt
less give II an asccndancy IN iuturo elections over tho
| whole coal district
P,t.sburg Leadey;-sTt looks a. II the party
| we're born"