, 1877-11-08
CURRENT OPINION.

Silver wasn't "harl" enough for the
money kings. They would change tho standard
again hesorc y'sg day II they cna'd. and dcnounce
anyth,ng but diamonds znd pcarts ~ rag money u
1ctn*es eoln. -ha"sas CIV Tins tptn,.).
We do not behave TINT 3'rcSi1ent Hayes
will le fon,tsh enough 10 veto tho AotE.i.esnmp.
tiun HIT sbonl II phss the lloute md The senste.
aentn.t hss Administration. -Cines"naH Enquirrr
tNt1n.).
We sincerely hopo ti.at tho question Of sl-
xet rs'aonetzstlon viii r. entirely srpGEntc fro,n
thae q trrnmptton. We esllesc that & hill cnnld
Do 10! i:iir,r lii could r. ra.,cd 70 PIT "a tGo
Pcrt''d Of resumption. There nre rea+nns Why the
present. Nc have time eanug', ,cs.o Ata' ~t.h =
4 wn wait ycsr. i'catdcF. il may kutve ilreif.
W are within * per cent q practical te.nnpt"n
nau'rt, by .hr tsw. Particularly. II VIC rtn,onctszc
silver 1th- ,"-.i,'c. II eanAot be 'lnahtrd that
Or. y. lva+s r,'reie ,s,ais, th,1 i. Dent Let u.
then seek what We need, and lcssr doubtful gi"t.
t'ons aioi,c, f4t'tasra to'ame7rtat Ga:tte,
tRtp.).
Tho New York press. with st:nrccly IN cx..
ccrtion, d,rcur.nng tic bankruptcy law. express
Inv, which viii nu,nbes at irast as many lm.incrs
Of thr op,i,I.u thai. 10 long .. The lawyers are
permitted t" shape tte l,nnkrupt lay. the proter.5
Hl banktnpss *ilt he e. eaten up by iawyst, aai shs
experience 10 more places than New fOrk. len
ton IL quoted a~ saying that !o hf- lmc not per
pnti ever 10 creditors. Unu journal say.: .'ItIs
monstroua That the framing at,d execution of rueh
lnwa rhoutd be cntircly In the hands Ut The one
destruction. Of valuable property. Il bankruptcy
law should f'c framed by the merchants. under The
a'vEee Of eour.a: Of competent counsel. Pitts.
burg Chronfete th'ep.).
Paskor pillsbnry hns been moved by the
outeomss q few weeks to wfita TO Cincinnati
i%s 1sg ,.5ns :iT, feS: wa% :;
seem sun l,cnt un lilo bloody rIrt. I have feit
Se "rs moi wi Viii ir WY s II e .o
dtfun of tnc suMtl'. md IT. need Of peace, aud
SAYS ITO TINT great aud Eood end must nctp to
rasr u Mr IIIlthnrys letter r a. fo1lown: ..rhr
Most cowardy Of oil was IT, after the Kct,e state.
t!td ao,,x T. tho InY"' - 't .h kSra
tended reaton tint ihcir TURNER siavrs would ,,ut
By safe II left IL their cure. On sle showing, ,"t
tho policy pursued in the past fye ycarsl SO far
du not lnote ad,ilre PFcs,dcnt llayss policy than
woM:es II hnt not lscn adogtel tsfo.e. The Re-;
Ms Lincoln. nearly. II not iu!tr. the tast tin" 10
cve! tpokc upon sts subject: Let us ali join. he
said, 'ln doing l.'c things necessary 70 restoring
The practical rciatlons between tue STATE. ami ls
pulley. Tn, SSat has nsyes yst been tai{ly
I u
attending tho Frrsidcnfs palcy seetna II me n
stunning fcbuke 10 the pasty III pawet, that has
timc to como"
Tl,ero In in the popular mind most OK.
tfaurtlinary exaggerMliou of thn extent to which
thu Federal Government can Interfere iii t!,s local
government Of STATE. Therc Is no nsitohal law
a4auss tho whnlu range Of crimes aeainat ptrso,
| hni property. from murder down to petty Larceny.
save when tha cslmcH are coHinitttd in the arrc-
ner eer %sa hs
crinlc1 nrp committed araintt nlen, or property,
i or functions uf the Fehcrnl Government. That
protected in their right 10 elect President and
| Mu1nbesA Of the Sa!ionhl Congress; but tascrc ID
no Imaginable method Of naiioaai interference with
| pnrcy sthtn and municipal rlccttoHs nor with The
ncti af Stain cnitst*, save IN tt'r fgw eScsptionA
cases In which all appea! l. permitted. TIE rof!ng
men and Frce. .socf.. w.re stscnnously careful L
Ray Tint they slaimsa only ho right TO abolish Dt
proabt ;sayefy ~ 1nt taS af1sna
weight OF the national example and Influence M ut
The s'le Of tret.lnm. They wore cauosly careful
and The imperative duty u the Stale Goscru,rnts
10 establish and prulcct all the riEh* nf t1rlr
!. e ser, vi, ana rrs'e.y rhs
cd by q Government ctosa 10 the people, and 1naue
Of and bJ tho people. lay TIM strongest .aftsua!s.
thur uunrry, usfntd with Federal warrants, nunc
biazcd out more acrcety, In the truly nnhlc clo-
guenee upon tue high and solc duty ot old Aassa.
1 ! u
man viii cuine down ont 1t tree and foFcGn t!lt
| luxury OF magnificent lrnunetas!on. and FrRI only
mi huilF or two In tho United siairs Itns;t&utlu
and tic slnsio volume Of United States statulrs he
will, peshaps. b. sutpr'ae4 70 re how utterly
in many most important matters. Nc
nis't wholly. chanso tho fos'n and
mc1t organization hcfgro We can undertake tp d.
ali tAr good and right al, tic wraa9s In tho las'.
IT, ,mr , vi, ~ ss I'll ,s. H. sH T. am moi u nas
Impure, when The trcl1Iu9s states ,irt hc !tnlt
ted to tlat sole charge Ut their own pcoplu lfai
they aud sla.eachuHctta carried befuFt tho War,
susv a. ii has been nodded by tho thtcr cou.,atn
ttonsI Amendments. The duty nf the Sationa
iloyetnrnt ~ exert 10 t!tu ilttnust ts hircc:
indirect Influence in favor of full just,c.
| and equal Tishta becomes even tho lnorb topHtl
| and imperative by rrxson OF tha enforced lHlt4
! thu. nt tts Influences. 70 that resronsihiltt,
President Hayes may b. rightly heA. and elievl
hc viii be lrus ~ IT. -iiarttord ttoHH,} Coaraa
kit<P.l.
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