The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-26
GLNERAL POLITICS.

Memphis Observation-Disclosures should be no sectional
Ines"
The Galveston NeWs asks:-"Is Eastern secession
brewingS"
Baltimore Gasene.-"rho country has become too
large Tor potty prejudices."
Cincinnati Commercial 1--WE need silver dollars
all we can gel-to nelp us resume January l, 1879
Cincinnati Commercial eve are advocating tho
reconciliation OF silver, not tor inatIon but TOR
sumption"
Richmond IVA Dspatch:-"Mr. Conklng knows
not fastidousness in seeking TO crafty his malice or
to obtain a mean party advantage.
ST. Louis Republicdn:-..It Is not only possible but
probable that tho democracy will yet have
tho colored citizens defending their citizenship
against the assaults Of republican enemies"
The Albany IN. " Argus says:-"A silver dollar OF
the United States should be equal III valuo to gold
dollar. With this equality In value the casuistry
which Is devoted to the discussion OF double stand
ard would disappear"
Richmond Dispatch:-"rhe change in political affairs
IN this country has boon radical Issues OF former
days have absolutely persisted. The pacific policy
OF President Hayes is the line OF separation between
tho past and the future"
St Louis Rep.5lican:-sWhen tho balance Is struck
It Will be found that the bondholders have got in tho
aggregate, principal and interest, very much moro
they bought the bonds"
New Orleans Picayune 1.-THE refusal OF the House
OF Representatives to pass resolution 10 the effect
that the army should not be employed in any State of
tho Union Tor political purposes meets the approval Of
the great conservative majority Of the country"
Chicago Times:-"Thcre are plain Indications OF an
approaching division in the South which VIII give to
Mr. Hayes government strong and respectable sup
port in that quarter and break up forever that solid
South upon which tho Bourbon chiefs have anchored
their future hopes"
Toronto (Ont) Telegram:-"Recumbent Bison has
been saying the same thing repeatedly about every
representative OF the United States government with
whom he has had any dealings. And We do not know
but that he has just good grounds for his opinion
rs Major Reno has Tor his"
Cincinnati Consmercial:-"If the Bland bill is passed
and duly signed, and the resumption repeal legislation
Ia thrust aside, the baciul humbug II is, the Ma
tona banks Will trim hoir sails tor the realities Of
sumption and that that they will largely with
draw their currency. This would balance the issue OF
silver"
ST. Louis Republican 1.-THE democrats ought not
to permit the republican majority tho Senate Com
mittec on Privileges aud Elections TO delay action
the Spolord ana Kellogg any longer. Let their
excuses Tor delay be what they may, the sober truth
Is that report is made those because the
the republicans fear that Kellogg get majority
vote IN the Senate"
Tho following IL the Gospel Of Silver according to
the Virginia City New Entevprise:-"fo the poor
the great essential 10 cheap and good money. Whom
that exists In country the masses always prosper,
aud never prosper when money is scarce and high.
When little money purchases great deal OF property
the rich grow richer aud the poor poorer. When II
requires good deal OF money TO pay Tor days wages
or 10 purchase property then the masses prosper"