National Republican., 1877-07-19
Tho People Want Decided Action Agsins
Mexico.
From the Now York World,


Mexico.
From the New York worid
AS to the leading question Of the present
hour, TIE Administration can need no sul,csuons
determination to make tho rights Of American cit
zcns and the policy of the United states once moro
respected throughout the world. u can take no
hciiOh ~ carrying out such determination WhiCh
VIII not command tho unqualified support OF the
patriotic people Of this country aud OF all sections
81 ,ii 1hI; county or c9urse u s likely enough ,nS n
action whatever by the dcmngpgucs and machine
drivers of both IuIical parties Tor while there are
not a few Republican politicians who dread thc
dcyclppmcniOT any policy which promises Justice
to the people Of the lrcnt Southwest there are not
a rev Democratic politicians who are shortSightcd
the lemocratc party will be darkencd If pem2-
cratic principles are carried into effect By Pres
dent , who Mas nominated though no, elected & pS
American people are made oi different stun from
thesc men, and they will not bc apt 10 deal tcndcry
with any man OF any set OF mcn who may get III
the way OF a prompt thorough aud Intelligent vim.
dication OF American honor aud Of American IN
tcrcsts.
The Loss of Confidence In Life Insurance
Companies.
From the rit,sburg commercial tIazeite;
The breakdown OF tho Universal Life Insur-
ancc Company follows close that Of the Charter
Oak, and serves tn destiny more completely the
confidence 6'lt IN that linc OF business. There
seems TO be no icdccminy features In this breakup
aud the savings of many who could ill-ai6rd their
loss have gone CRAFTY the exlravagaucc Of thosc
who promised to honestly employ those funds II
Is m open question whether ifthis continues there
will not he total and absolute loss Of confidence
in such institutions. While II Is true that this Is
ing the sUund compsnics stronger than ever. il is
also true thnt public confidence Is being gradually
nndcrmincd, mud this, OF itself may yet cause a
run That VIII destroy other companies.
Tho Presidents Order.
| From the Elizabeth cry tva) Economif:
| VIp Iegnr,.na bo nlott ,fa all nn,sI
citiEcnN ihr Issuing tho order and he will dccryc
| the cunmCnhation and thanks Of the people still
more II he cmt9rccs tho order rEidy with US OF
| the Snuih official inermcddling had become an IN
tocrnblc nuisance. Al the North II Is said To have
necn wnrsc, II any Office holder dare 10 violate
the oricr let the President issue tho mandate. 'Oh
with his head, 80 much for Buckingham" aud pa
| trictic men will all say-Amcn.
| President Hayes.
From the Piedmont Wa Press
| Mr.. Hayes, as President, has done better
| this far than was expected. In many cases he has
shown that he was nrtuatcd hy pirc motives in the
course pursued lie has done much that wns fa "
/ Orabic 10 the SOUTH and inauguraicd 4 system oi
reform IN the administration TO some extent. nut
does this cntlc him Ia the cntirr confidence Of the
| citizens of the United States? Certainly not. lie
u onlv doing what tic oath nf his oiiiCc requires
and we do not prOpnsc to give him credit for NOR
| than merely performing his duty.
How tho Conservatives of the South Feel To.
| wards the President.
From the Lynchburg virginian
Tho New York Tribune reports that: "A
| Cabinet Minister has been overheard remnrking ri
| Washington that he has no doubt the extreme lie
puhlicans will orcn lively. aggressive. bitter wnl
upon tho President when Congress meets. Tho
civil service reform he thought was the real griev
nnce but the attack will be aimed nstcnsibly ut tho
| southern policy. Cpon this observation
southern Congressman said Well, IL they attacl
| the President because he l. trying 10 divorce th,
Official service from local politics and restore peace
| 70 the south and fmicrnal feeling to the whole
| land, you will see solid South come tr his sup
| port II would bc very strangc II Southern Con
GrcSSmcn should withhold their support from III,
President IN such n contingency. lie has don't
what we Of the South wanted him to do. and W,
could not In honor. leave him at the mercy Of the
matdcncd zcalots Of his party. That would not bt
| ,Southern chiralry;" II would not be manly ol
| honorable. The southern Conservatives would no
| sustain their representatives IN such course: for
| having prohtcd by what the President did to rc,
1 iievc them mum the power of n pc'tilent clement
in their midst and Ia restore the great boun ol self
government they will not suffer him To l,c trushct
by Radical extremists for dischrrging his plan D
duty TO the South and TO the cause nf contributions
government Let liRinc aud his set make iigh
On that issue and they will suon find. to their sor
row, where the Conservative representatives an,
people Of the South stand. The Radicals will b
overwhelmed.
What the Government Of Hampton Means
, From the Marlborough q. a. Planter:
Now, this is all that Hamptons Govcrnmcn
mCnus--tlc rule Of INTEL gcnCc aud priuciplc-th
right Ia make laws that viii bear equally upon nj
rnccS and conditions. and protect the Interests q
all alike. This. and nothing else, Is what liamI
tons government mcRns-nU desire simply To- har
power aud The upper hard, but only 10 use II iO
the good OF ALA business for which the whit
, people are amply qualified and III which the
inny he fully trusted The effort has been tn tax
hands OF the intelligent. nnd by the aid of the CO
urcd people at the last election this has been dom