The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-05-17
CURRENT OPINION.

C0urier-youradi Dem.l.
The policy of fussy Federal interfe
ence has failed to bring about the d
sired result, and Hayes Southern po
lev should not be condemned witho,
"a fair trial.-Deth Ia Monte
Rep
Might 1t not be a good policy for u
Republicans. when ii becomes evidei
that they cannot elect their own cal
didate for Speaker, TO vote for son
such man as Gen. Gibson, of Loul
lana s-Nep Haren Palladium Rep.
The day has not yet come whei
though even in full view of the fiesi
pots, we can sing peans Of praise an
utter hosannas of gratitude To ma
whose pathway To the Presidency wa
marked by fraud, by perjury, and Q
forgery: and such is Rutherford 1
Hayes. Raleigh y. g Observe
Eyre-eotjag Deni.i.
We may rest assured the negro vii
never assume "A useful and independ
eni position in our politics until tn
men who have abused his confidenc
10 rob the State shall have been hunt
ell down by the law and brought I.
Justice: and this is the best work ou
authorities can engage in during thu
next twelve or eighteen months. =
! .New Orleans Democrat Ultra Dem. J
1t l. scarcely necessary TO suggest {,
our readers that we have no particular
liking for Mr.. Samuel J. Randall, oil
that we think that the House of Rep
resentatives might very easily pick
out better person for the Speaker.
/ ship: but as between Randall and
| Banks there is no choice. In com
parison with Banks, Randall is mod
el of personal and political honesty
aud Observation-Disclosures Tel
egraoh Rep
A cursory reading of our Northern
and Southern exchanges leads to the
belief that the policy of President
Hayes is really modifying, If not con-
quering, both parties. The Republi-
cans believe in ii because Hayes is
their leader. The Democrats accept
it because Hayes protfers forgiveness,
and welcomes them back to the old
hearthstone. - PHadelphia Press
(Rtp.l.
II was DIR. johnson, he of "Rasse-
las, "The Rambler and the Eng
fish Dictionary" who first said, Hell
is paved with good resolutions" Ben
Wade, who picks this up because nv
has fondness for energetic express
sions, might he commended to anoth-
er remark of lohnsoa's, to-wit; "Su-
perilous lags the veteran OF the stage"
That's what the matter with Wade
as a politician. Portland Oregoniua
Rsp.i.
From present indications it seems
that the compromise, and perhaps the
only way to the Speakers Chair, will
be rim the Southern Pacific road.
- President Hayes has decided not
to pardon Joyce, the crooked whiskey
conspirator, but will allow him to
serve out his term i'm the Penitentia-
ry. This is according to the new Civ
il-Service policy of allowing all of the
old incumbents to hold their Office for
the full term of their commission -
Washington ID. C.. Repubtican Rep. J.
Unless the Government desires that
Brigham Young should 90 down to
Mormon posterity Is aemigod
whose unprecedented powers enabled
him To defy all earthly authorities.
it il time some vigorous measures
were taken to bring him to the gall
lows he has so abundantly merited.
II is burning disgrace to American
civilization that such wretch lives
to-day; but, when we consider that he
not only lives. bat lives a head of the
Mormon church, and lives to defy the
Government and the Nation, the
criminal negligence which has rem
dered this possible seems almost in
conceivable. - ,Sucrunfntot GIL. Union
The terrible tragedy in Mississippi is
the worst and latest production from
that quarter. There can be no excuse
or palliation. The people of Mis-is-
sippi have the law and the protection
of society in their own hands. There
is no danger that the law cannot be
enforced, unless society is so utterly
lawless and ruffianly that the people
cannot maintain a Government or en-
force the law. Such cases IL these
bring the people of the South face to
face with their problem, which they
have to settle, not under coercion, not
under fear of what somebody else
will say, but among themselves. and
for their own veal or wo. Let Us I'M
derstand, once for all, that we are
done with Northern opinion upon our
acts. Such opinion has properly no
bearing, and ought to have none. If
such occurrences a. these do not strike
us with horror, and admoni-h the
best people in the South to crush out
the lawless class and annihilate them
II they will permit the law To have its
course, then will show our-elve. unfit
Tor self-government, and we will he
the first to demand the protection
which we cannot give ourselve@.-
Nu.LriHe 7.m. .imerican Dem.
As 10 the policy Of President Hayes
so far. which we have been watching
at every move and studying in all IL
phases since the reins Of Government
passed into his hands, and believing
that he il actuated BY the pure-t mo
tive. and for the best interests Of 10th
races in those States lately in rebel
lion, We have become fully and en-
tirely convinced that it II the policy
to pursue. Furthermore, ". believe
that he il only carrying out the -pi ri
and intent Of the policy indicated IL
the Cincinnati ReptLticaa platform
and his letter NJ acceptance, and lai'
down in his inaugural message
Hontez"mu Ia. Repmttican Rep.J =.
Never during the past quarter Of
c..,,tury Ha. tne t.fiticaI sea Ieef, 81