The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-10-05

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liberty OF exchange ia to be gloriously vindi
Gated in the United States and to become
our permanent policy is my settled conyic
ton. The doctrine OF protection is a delusioi
and a snare, and, like all other decisions, /
destined to perish.
st. Louis Globe. Democrat, Rep The
presidents recent speeches might be col
lected and published In q neat volume anc
entitled "Politicsl Philosophy, by th,
American Topper" This woul be rough
on the proverbial Upper, but we have reason
to believe that the enterprise would pay
1t ia stated that Senator'S Thurman.
Bayard, Davis, of West Virginia, and Others
| of The leading democrats, have recently beer
in consultation with reference to the APP
preaching session of Congress, and have de
eided hat the democrats will vote solidly to
| confirm all of the presidents nominations
They say that il the republicans don't like
the nominations, they may adjust themselves
to the situation as best they may.
New York Herald, Ind: Mr.. Hayes
humor, when he attempts to be humorous, is
clumsy and sometimes g~rotesque, and, ex'
cept as an evidence of his good nature and
kindly feelings, it is better calculated TO pro
woke ridicule than to inspire respect. But
when he speaks seriously and earnestly, as
he has so often done in the south, the un'
affected generosity OF his sentiments is fitted
to make a deep impression.
Cincinnati Volksblatt, Ind. One may
think what one pleases OF the legal title OF
the president; one may smile incredulously
at the hitherto imperfect results of his So
called civil.service reform; one thing, how
| ever, is evident, he has succeeded in recon-
| Cling the hostile portions of the country,
(the north and the SOUTH; in awakening
feelings of mutual regard and renewed
| friendship between them, which will be OF
! the most beneicent results rs well for the
political as business development of the
country, if no unforeseen events or provoca'
tions come between.
New York Tribune, Rep: Seeing what
the president is and what he means, the
south comes out to meet him with rejeicings,
and in the cheers that ring through the
streets of the Georgia capital, the whole
country recognizes the celebration OF a new
Union. The troubles of the south, the per.
]sistence in certain sections of a %sullen, bitter
and %revengeful spirit, the morbid cherishing
of the Lost Cause, even the injustice to the
colored people, can be traced in great meas
ure to sentimental causes. Substantial
grievances have been removed nothing
seems to be wanting except q little healthy
stimulating and clearing OF the imagination,
a LITTLE more cheerfulness, confidence and
courage.
The following is a short synopsis of
Senator Thurman's speech, on the 22d, in
the Ohio campaign, at Marion. Great in
terest was manifested, and a large audience
of representative democrats and many re-
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