National Republican., 1877-07-07


thus conduc citing the opposition within the party TO
the fools paradise Of an utterly ridiculous hzEleY
vice thus rendered to have len his remuneration
to nnybOdy's generosity, and we should Ike IN |
know what understanding there is between him
and Hayes.
Another OHicc- Holding squabbic.
From the New York Herald;
Here is another vulgar squahblc by the
bread aud butter brigade. Collector Tnitnn, ut
Philadelphia, has got into trouble a'"Mt lIc APP
10 Congressman Ward. 1hcrcupOn Tuition ana
Ward ran on to Washington and dispute nciore the
Acting Secretary Oithr Treasury aud the President.
Is II not time to stop this dirty business
what the "Ordcr" Demonstrates.
From the New York Herald;
Wisconsin has so many postmasters on tho
Republican state Executive Committee that u Is
found impossible to even call state convention,
much less hold one nUd Mt the same time carry out
the Presidents orlcr. From this II will be seen TINT
the order wGs not issued any too soon The thing
and Maryland is hardly any better of.
Tecumseh's Prophecy.
From the New York Tribune:
If Gen. Sherman be anything of u prophet,
the present fraudulent master OF the White House
will be succeeded by Democrat Gen. sherman
says that the next President will he mau who
fought on the Confederate side. Now there Is 10
eN.cOnfetlcrnte in tho Republican party sufficiently
prominent or influential to get the nomination.
hut there are some very strong on the other side
Whether sherman be right or wrong, the ncxt
President will be Democrat That isseitlcd
Democratic for the Next Twenty-Five Wears.
From the Baltimore Gazette:
Senator Ransom of South Carolina, declares
that the Old. Line WhiV with Republican label,
cant be fDund I'm his State anywhere else IN the
South, and predicts that the South will bc sulilly
Democratic for twenty-five years At least. The
whole trouble lies in the Presidents neglect to dis
tribute offices among the right kind Of Southern
pcOpc-tO wit, Mr. RansOms kind.
Once Stronger Than u Sovereign.
Ernpn fhn Law al nl
Gen. Grant stood at the foot of the throne
when he visited the English House of Lords
few months ago he hHd murr real power than the
sovereign that occasionally sits on that throne.
Every Nan In Ohio.
From the New York Tribune:
Ohio expects to have four or more tickets in
the field for State Officers th fall each ticket tn be
on n different financial Platform ThiSwil MT he.
without an exclusively original financial theory Of
his own Is looked upon ~ II poor stick any way.
Garfield vs.. Matthews.
From the Dayton Democrat:
Mr.. Garfield is hard ut work to have himself
made United states Scngtgr as the successor of
Stanley Matthews; provided always that the Re-
publicaus have control Of the next Ohio Lcgisa
lure.
Wants the Democrats to Win.
From the st. Louis Globe Democrat;
IIastcad, of the Cincinnati Comaercia', wants
to give Ohio to the Democrats by IOn!0n majority,
by becoming the Republican candidate for Gov
ernor.
Travelling Democrats.
From the Brooklyn Union. Argus
Hendricks, strong and vigorous, has gone to
Europe. Tilden who Is the reverse of all this. Is
soon to follow. Cronin is said To he mchitnting u
like movement. and "Gohblc" and Patrick aud
nephew rcl'"n ought q follow. Cypher tcictsrains
and s3hO electors could ho used IL advantage in
that far uil lUh Hat even II DOUTkcepcI Fitalngh
should nls" - 'hrmh none Of the party would be Il
bigger mau lhH odd iirt'it"
The National Republican In the West.
| FROM the Linruin Nsh.l GLOBE:
| Al the Washington lapers support the Pre.i-
dGiits policy. Tnk RtrrBLicANis peculiarly able
! advocate Of It,
General woodford In the south.
From the Nashville American;
He was candid enough to admit the errors OF
Republican policy and the terrible suffering Of the
| South In consequence. The speaker has evi
IDENTITY been careful student Of events, and with
out violent partisan bias. lie struck the key note
or better era when he urged liberation and obe
dence to law as the only means Of restoring ouI
country TO It's ancient peace and good will.
Internal improvements Constitutional.
From the Mobile Register:
It Is gratifying to know, however, that oui
Southern members Of Congress very generally dis
card the idea that the powers of government res
upon some ideal standard of what government
Of the supreme Court aud the platforms and prac
tices Of both political part Ties rs finally determining
what Is actually the province oi government as re
The south Does Not Want Mexico.
: From the Richmond State Journal:
That was the great purpose and desire o
the South In the days Of slavery, when Il wa
necessary TO have power TO protect the institution
hut slavery gone. II IL no longer living issue an,
: we doubt If ten men IN the South care about tn
acquisition Of another inch of territory in this o
: any other direction
The Work which Mr.. Hayes Ought to b.
Doing
n From the Boston POST
Let the Administration attack seriously tn
problem Of floating the new four per cents, digcs
. system Of commercial treaties with the pOpulou
S,ass ot Souo os ~; HerSa mature pan LOT IN
measure Of reciprocity with Canada, revise III
/ rules that govern the present unequal unjust an
4 = prehensve method for the amelOrnton Of IN
n great industries and Interests of the country whe
Congress convenes in Its called session in octobe
e Ohio to the Front.
y From the Cincinnati Commercial:
T. The friends of the President In Ohio wi
e take notice that they expected at the Cevelan
&c convention to answer Iowa There will be no NJ
certain sound in this state about Southern polio
y or civil service reform.
: "PublIc Opinion is the Government"
=; From the Valley virginian:
I. At Providence, r. l., President Hayes mad
'r day not far distant when every State of our rnu
will possess such educational advantages as yo
tllNN- NHcil 'htN NAlHucN HN'Ht bHlHlOn WI
h. bc patriotic wise pure and Just and IN this COUNT
n public opinion is the Government" Prcsdcl
r. Hayes uttered patriotic and Christian pray,
,c when he gave expression to the sentiment we Ia,
Ir quoted II will receive response from every pO
" ton Of free country where the higher mlssO
u. Of citizenship Is appreciated and the true idea
l. Republican institutions understood. We believe
human progress, and the mans intellectual an
moral forces Of fur higher dignity than the me
n. pling up of dollars Whatever civil or religion
H. system that contemplates the elevation of humn
Is. nature and the enlargement of human undcrstnn
H. ing has sympathy and will receive cnriIe
~ support the s'rcst agency for the perpctuatOu
s. Republican Government.
What the Triumph Of Hayes Means.
From the Memphis Avalanche:
The triumph of Hayes means continuan
u of Constitutional rule-Of local selfgovernmeut
the South.
y How California Likes the Presidents Polio
u, From the Alta CALIFORNIA;
~ Our dispatches this morning show that Il
Us President mas strong hold upon the rcnpe Il
ri warm reception In New England lhs not he,
IA nATrcd by amy exhibition uf ill-iurN.. U1IE Al
So source, all the people turning ont To honor hi
A. The lrpuhlicHn convention ut LIwa, rCpTc,emtil