National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-28
Republican Papers Unhappy,

ings 10 see Federaisonce-hod attending solely to
the duties which 'hcy are paid to perform
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From the New YORK Times;
The recoption which the President Ia having
| In Massachusetts is quite worthy OF the old Com
monweath, aud Of the hearty respect which y has
r 10, ine n,gn o, ~, e w' T., I, sc,ei
| poiitlcSi siunInennee Wul be~happiiy we think
bnd not 0 II PC ia Ss 10 win he
| regard and confidence of tho people OF Massachu-
sets, his journey would be len far more undis-
| turbod by ceremony and accamatlun than II has
been. ON the other hand, If the Democrats Of the
East had taken the cue Of the speeches at the Man
haitian Club they would have made some demon
straton OF their feeling toward inc rres,denI ~
potical pnipion ,oin In OK prcssnr by their hospi-
tality to Mr. Hayes their attachment TO the Govern
meht OF which he Is the head.
p,n,t Iilxe IL
v-. a., .r., LIN i
While the press Of New York, without dis
tinction Of politics, commcnds the order Of the
rresident separating the eonyeneon LON .nf Sus
great many az The Renuhiran coui,try pepcrs re.
gard II with indignation and alarm. they predict
the ruin Of the party and they ask, who going to
take the trouble TO make and manage the orgnnlza
ton II tho ficcholders are not 70 do IT. and upon
whom the expenses Of the campaign ought 70 DC
asessed If not upon those who have received inc
| onces IN compensation for their past iabor, anu
on have direct interest interest IN aae III C Ssr%
| well while II was merely y sentiment but such a
severe ana practical application OF us Prlhcipies
appears to- the Presidents critics deinonlizlnH ana
9asos y .o. .e hs f IS ~ no nuhiic s.ni
| mpnt-not OF the country for that l. with him-but
Of the working politicians and average Journalists
| oil the Republican party.
The Good Rules VIII No. be Obeycd.
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civil service ,bet were almost rs rood.loosinr as
this, and not one Of them were ever obeyed. y Is
not likely that ,h rls Of MI HAYES WI are PEI ,ec
r "% , ua me- H. insS adn NJ Thn ,o rc, Jr
NV c o ,pgncs, cerr cnn sho,, thar thcv ats
VII S i; , ,n gTkS can sUT mn amer M.
s,m mm ,mI r,'S'''' ny ho'''s 'ou'" "'''' '''
oo"'"erh pon's'
W. L,I;.ro ,ho pros;dont has mt reclo,ed
o III ~ ,hc Ss,tnrn ,h maG in,oi,,acnsc and
uo.Sr iP o tne ut sneeey AVA ~
snenns NH how ,n fr,snSs snincd f5s caeh one
LOST we hdvise the p9,,ticinis nov 10 hgh' ngais'
'he tue i"f inc GOO VIII surrey win,
The Presidents Order Unsound In Principle.
From the Albany journal;
There have been undeniable evils In our
civil service. But when the President assumes "a
deny NIL public Officers the right o. PARTICIPATING
w we otul'l/rI lolLiCn nlaiIs W une coui"s ny
ai'hnumSYs/ TUG when We 'nnnO. teEau r'. NY
~ " p/tichl consequences; we haye no Could
a hp ,cse. nv Nei ", t,c ,ha nnnrai
| 800
weITc: hut IN this practicable world We mus
VI VIVA tn'hgs n VIZ niu tiyin; nhu 'ne,e y Wv
ihuch OF inc i"cAl ana romantic III 'niS nc" piAn'
The Work VIII be Done In the Dark.
| From the syrucu,c Courier;
: L.. -. I'll I,,,.i 49,, ... ..,,,o ,;,
be exnctcd ofevcry Federal ofhclal as ever, Tho
only difference VIII le that what was done beior'
dirSc,y ud'u ~ a. Wy 'En, mus, mTm " uono W III
r
Tho President In Boston.
Prom the New York Herald:
TIL ,t';,a - rno,,,' ,o;un too "a, IT,,
ms thlhg is feally gong 700 II, IN
r Iammnny society, aeinhSt poiiticai 9fsahihauoi
q. .nis ey, na'eraen yong Inousn inc o,ne
asS a,bc "ra M. and muscruplos o m,tboa
esdent inSes, anu me h sorchsaa ~
ha a oeeh aehouhsns nm ior .haee mUnihi 10
nh, w. pn .r,scn or,ca. ion Wv
L hpou' INT mew cnn scrNVc o.ue's 'oo. hnu n
I. pSrt Of New England Turned out to welcome IL
President, 1t Is too bad great crowd delightet
e % see the PRESIDENT procession marchin
m ih .rea,s w W .nthnsss,c sSan,
= y liz hniI mil Of pennle anxious 10 shake hand
Z WITH the prc ,idcnt ni his Claimed. cor,iial wc
= CONG aIso eycrywbere 10 THAT robel fellow Kew"
I "' a.'' ''"' 80 w." -
:, From III. Philadelphia Press:
If President Hayes had INV doubt abo,,
Nassnrhnsc,fs h. mas banishcd /, fron his min
ere this He touched the soil OF the old BAY stat
. sary ycs,eruy m," h ,g mn u"'L h my mug
s him honor Bnsion STONED the business Of m
v,
"a turned out It's militia to add 10 the imposing cha
. actcr of the demonstration, The welcome IL u,
c heartest ever extended to any President that hG
e visited the State and President Hayes will be full
y Justified In looking upon II as an Endorsement
ms NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Bonds Payable Only In Gold.
From the New York Tines
Tho b,pds issued since Is7o Arc In THAR tur
o.,ni5 ,,i,% ,sn,sn nm ,,atos ,hn,1, 1900,
q ehls IN con ~ Sc thcn sta ndor xsInc iJterci
TO M nh,asn inIca,cs siirer ~ vel, az ,oid A.
II matter ~ f"t however Inc universal ,,naerstan,
&c Ing has been that gold OF i equivalent u intendc
,Inn ' NV Ieynarin nn, a' IN, ,hs n
standing is acgucsced IN AZ part OF the contra
between the Government and the holders OF
&c funded loan. Nothing short OF this will cxtngui,
ls the risk OF partial reputation which Is INSOFAR
s BILE nom any material concession to the adheren
a. | of the silver movement
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- ~" ""Ps' Aoe'"' So'"'' 'a "
" Country.
From the Boston Journal:
wben thu country sces all srnfiona orr
he more M nence nm hdministration conductive n
ii. public affairs with wisdom, economy and puril
nhd US ponucal enemies reduced 10 pewainl
of ti"nsi msthodS wkich tbcx tbrmscivcS nnIc !,
H. law ~ Tho land surely the poiticni sitiation M,
20 | he nrnnounccd gTaiifvinv and null al encnuras
=, mc,t
Ut
al The best speech Yet.