Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-21
VIEWS or ANTI.HAYES REPCB'
LuCANS


VIEWS ar ANTI.HAYEs REPCB-
LICANs.
The New York correspondent of the
Danbury Ne'cs puts his opposition to
the Administration OF President Hayes
In q very clear and readable light. We
get the article through the Morning
Appeal, and knowing that there are q
great many people ia Eastern Nevada
Of Mr.. Mighels' way Of thinking. we
reproduce 1t. n follows: =" For a
moment. on my W responsibility,
without any other backing by the Dam
bury News than the editors compli.
ment in printing what I write. let me
say this : That when Mr.. Hayes be-
came President Of the United States he
was made such Ivy the Republican
party, which took . great deal of
trouble, and which acquired great
!odium therefor. Nj. Hayes was not
popularity elected. He was . made
President; . coopered up affair. In
his individuality be had q right to rise
above all mean and corrupt consider.
atoms. But Mr.. Hayes Immediately
disregarded everything that Grant
has done; ung%enerously snubbed the
leader Of tie Republican party, and
every lieutenant Of that body, thus
giving forth to the world the i'm
preston that he, finding no good in
that leader and those lieutensnts, son.
sidered them bad. Thus Mr.. Hayes
bagan the fight, and no one of the an.
gels, Curtis, Bowles, Nordhof, has
said one word for the old regime. The
sentiment Of men who had fought In
the old days when romance and en-
thusiasm made glory for the party
was brought down to the rule Of three.
To be sure. England Rlorified Grant;
but Hayes dropped him like a hot po-
tsto. And any man who remem bered
Grant was spoken to insultinsly, and
village boys from Ohio were placed in
= position of trust, moi because they
were known to be any better than the
followers Of Grant, but because they
were namby- PANTY and new. Mr..
Hayes began to fight by turning a
New Yorker out Of the New York Gus
tom house and putting an Ohio man
in. He sent his local editor, Comfy, to
the Sandwich Islands, aud his nomina.
tor, Noyes. to France. He decimated
Ohio In order to find lisping manni-
kips to ALI Offices In the name of Civil
Service reform. In every way be dis
regarded every appointment that
had BEEN made by General Grant.
Thus he insulted the great soldier and
he disguised the old enthusiasts of tn 9
Republican party. He cooed ov or the
rebel yell, and he had never a word OF
compliment to pay to the men who sat
down and dug trenches at Vicksburg.
lie spent his time in making insipid
speeches In which he daily told the
people the condition Of the Presidents
liver, the condition of the Postmaster
Generals kidneys. the condition OF
Mrs. Hayes psripatstic spine. He
sucked his BOBBY thumbs in sight OF
school glrls In pinafores. and made a
sugar-teat OF his Presidential position.
Mind. I am not criticising any policy
OF decency towards the South. I have
lived there and known its people. and
like them. MI. Hayes policy is not
new. 1t Is the puerile manner in
which he puts it to which l object. He
could have satisfied the material pros
perity Of the South without insulting
Grant In the North. II he could not.
then the South ought not to be salts
fed. 1t Is because Hayes is intellec'
tually small that I object to his AFRO
gance. As the old gentleman said, "a
don't object 10 being run over; bu'
the idea Of being run over by a ped
der"