, 1877-12-08


r,rti-anFsip which ha. characterized rnn,c recent
messages ta t'nnere". It's ctiunlIv FREQ from nny
% aa2e.s an waes heS e ha esn
r..sed npon hls Southern policy + w!thont trace
Sun tind.l.
Tho s!rnng point of President Hnyea' first
mtsraco II It's clehr hnncst manly tone on this TO-
enmptinn md el'xcr questions. Tho weak points
arc lts tame, and empty treatment Of the civil
n H. ps ~ snsi e Sress s
and eucclnet summaries o. public matters. On tha
whols. s.. II 4 very sredl,ahIe ,paper,,not hod.
we GOOD iss'e mafkea AT by he
s,on.-ditanv ErenEng journal tRtp.>. .
Tho Republican party is pledged TO main.
tafse aon t' hsa9T hpsSns w s
~ y p"a nas"' gs's I. NJ as s a.! a%% H'
Democratic he.csics nbont silver should return 10
Tho straiaht pstht Thu President shows them the
Democrats ali rei,emcs for cn,.renadia,lon and
deprecated currency. Ours ID tho party Of enitni
'1SsGs} sS@"5. and national '''0''-e'ss'''"a Herald
Tho appeal on peper for the prompt pun
..whateser authority rests WIN MO to this end
ton Of sho aoyesnnrs Of soaI cafolna an and Ioasi.
ma. no constitutional authority could 10 found
States, how. ,hcn. shall Federal force enter upon
~ sa ,otl ot as9ysse!go State w!hou. seqnest from
smSs eou se ss Ssy s
II not an open fact that the prosecution Of tho lat
81 Gns,s.a ~. a'Psnas a E!sh Administrative e0n'eat
Considered by. itself, 1t is 30 compact,
spirit Of tho lof&lc. patriotism anil cultured stars.
manthip "a to make II one Of tho strunse.t posi-.
IL !mPo'sibio nos 10 eontsast CO Il viii ,aessa4es
transmitted 10 Conq.eea by othor Presidents, and,
80 conttssins II not 10 Feo how lll>fayorcd they
reform has begun IN tic hialloat o!1cs O! ali, and
that i - tg work down to the lowest from 1T BE-
ginning. Whtlo sonctimcs dl.agFee!nG with tho
PFtsatenE In hia conclusions, Wo yet hnfe nothing
but comtncndstton for tnat which feel to be tho
abost measure transmll!cd to CONGRESS- since tho
i1sp.). ''''''' *'''' N''4"''''
Tho message of President Hayes Ia itn-
norinnt fot nothing but for ,ts expressions upon
tho lnanela! qaest!ons, and those nttctancea have
nnlimltod tender, Is evident. Tho veto will lead
to n,ore Important tcsula tl,an uny ftcsIieni!si
nation. It viii arouse deep Indignation, which
VII grow and Widen a. men a!scnss Il, andit will
CT. nsw Ss !, ; q go!sa 4
awaken tho spirit Of tho people. Wc thank rrcsi.
dent Hayes for hts mcsfavc, and wc shall thank
liilA Atk nA fNIos lla ~ ~ powerful instrument In
Rreat eause.|sttc1 an instrument - George III.
wna In cstahtthhsnK tie American Republic, or %
Jefcttnn Davis was IN Gma1cipating Slavery
1trrf Haats Express ifad.].
When Mr.. Boutwell,, who was Secretary of
tho Treasury, was dropped from the Senate, ho
WIS appointed ut s., odd yenr TO rcylso Tia ne.
vi1ed Statutes Of tho United States. We suppose
this 10 hnvo hcen dons under tho cIvi, Service
rules, hceaGae ho WASH! lawyer. There could DO
certain phrases and scctoAa for tho convenience
Of tho schemcrs who havu special interests il our
legislation. A,F. boutwell, Is one OF the persons
who weEe engaged In tho trlckory ot de1nonctlznR
silscr. Tho great omission OF tbs 9old-sharps was
tho Nofundlng act Of July II. 1870. II thoy had
done eot tho "eotn Of standan ri value of tho
present date" would hnYo referred 10 time auboc-
Nacnt to thc abstraction from the people Of tic
silver option t. to tltd Of tic adoption
OF tue bond would have been changed to corrc-
npocd. and the bonds lssued under Tho To-
funding act-the per cents, for lnsfance--would
have been gold bonds. Mt. boutwell, may cntcr-
tain the high purpose OF completing hs work "a
Secretary ofthe Treasury Ii throwing tho Refund.
with tho usuat IspfsflnG clauae OF oil conflicting
Legislation: This would make tho bouta thereafter
Issued gold bonds lawfully and Inevitably, at once
And alwaya. VIII tho great American statesmen
dragon Of financial virtue, Mr Uaractd, for In
stAnce-sce that there Ia no moro surrcptlttous
American eg!Aatlon In tho intoscst OF tho nFltlsh
gold Holicy1 Dont let this change Of bond contract
bo accomplished through tho carelcss acceptance
ofaasaEancta that there is nothing now that Il i'm
Mir. boutwell,! Lot hls Revised Statutes 10 read
by forty competent proof.rcadcrs and half.a.dozen
abo lawyers. Cincinnati Commercial tiad. Rep.J.