The New York herald., 1877-11-18
GENERAL POLITICS.

Tho Utica IN " Republican thinks, OF course shat
the President ought heed tho expression OF
cent radical Senatorial caucus warning against
tho cxpediency Of giving federal Offices 10 democrats
Memphis (rcnn.) MISUNDERSTANDING boen snub-
bed, kicked and cuTed; having been set down by
public opinion; having been literally knocked down
and walked on by tho President, whom they
using tho combined powers of malgniiy and misFep.
rcsentation 10 break down. - TO alss brcak down
his wise, patriotic national nou-partisan policy. the
Bourbon lag ends in both political parties now find
themselves blooming alone ike she last OF
mer. Tho republican Bourbon tag ends quietly,
sullcny returning TO tho ranks Tho democratic Bour
bon Tag ends propose 10 stand sponsors and chief
defenders OF that which thcy have with such imps-
tont vig0r attempted 10 destroy When compelled 10
abandon this thoy will devise another equally
illustrative OF tho uadyng devotion TO the eternal
principles which characterize the Bourbon politician
OF tho paieozoic era"
The Memphis (Tcnn) Avalauche declares that ''the
conservative elements Of the South have NO war to
mako any who show capabiiity to nationalizs
Themselves They Judge tree BY Its fruits. But
they not prepared TO accept the class known
the 'original secessionsts ~ the Representative
mon OF tho South"
or Dan Voorhees, the Troy IN. ~ Times says:-
.His record proolatms him bitter rebel who ivsd
the North whore he would be under the necessity
Of Jeopardizng his property hrs precious person
nshtIng Tor his convictions. but who wont hand and
glove with traitors every hour she rebellion lasted. II
be expected that tho South Will send ex.rebels
Congress- what be thought Of tho disgrace
insult offered to tho nation when o Northern State
sends such q man as Voorhees, 70 Sit In tho United
States Senate
OF the independent political movement In the South
she Memphis (renn.) Appeal remarks:-"Is is the
most contemplate organization that appeared IN
the politics Of America Processing independence It
subscrviens tool radicslism, which ths carpet
baggors as they do their spittoons."
Springfield (Massj Unson:-'.It Is easy enough to
havo hearty respect tor Southern man who fought
for lost cause, but u Is possible to cherish nothing
but contempt for Nothern man who sat in ihe Capt.
to building at Washington . member Of the House
Of Representatives and planned and plotted how he
could overthrow or cripple, IN is lfo and death
struggle, Tho government which he had sworn 70
serve"
81. Louis Repu6i,can:-"If wo are TO keep on pur-
suing Mexican Indians Mexico and tho Mexcans
are TO pursue Indians into country without
limitations, We will In time cease lighting the Indians
aud get TO lighting one another Il PLAIN that
tors the Rio Grande are breeding another war;"
Tho Louisville tKy.) Courler-Journai says:-"Prob-
ably Conklng did not think wnas niniouml winch tho
printed interview would make OF him. 1t Is too pe-
culiary alter the Conkling idiom for him 10 deny t.
and people doubt its accuracy. Is Conking really
afraidS"
Tho Cincinnati Commercial remarks or tho Murphy
temperance movement that II It can bo kept disen-
tangled from politics It viii prosper.
Cincinnati Commerc,aI:-"Ths silver advocates are
not sggressors-they on sns defensive; they are
tor tho restoration Of tho old
money measure"
Cincinnati Commerctal:-"The Senatorial estimate
OF the 10y atty and statssmanshp OF the President In
according TO hrs subservency TO the Senate"
Tho Alexandria (va) Gazette says that tho repub-
cans In tho Senate arc only "b,dns sher time, and
II Tho future should give them opportunity mani
testing their real feelings toward The has
tiatsd policy that has brought peace and that will
bring plenty, hot which sounded the dcath knel Of
radcasm all obscrvant will be surprised II tn hoy
do avail themselves OF It Mr.. Hayes' chief reli-
ancc now is upon the democrats"
Philadelphia (Pa.) North American:-"war, or the
danger Of 1t, always finds this Republic unprcpared
and seemingly helpless"
Tho Chicago Times says that neither the republics
nor tho democratic party has any qongcr a raison
deere 'The Communists aione have q principle
pow."
Chicago Tipses:-"Ths plain duty OF lcvci-hcaded
in both parties Is to cut loose from the stupid
many years alter thc extinction of tho genuine
parties 70 which these labels belonged and consider.
ing only she common sood unite for the formation
= citizens party"
New Orleans Picdyne-"Perhaps alter all u Is best
that honest should 20 the General Assem-
bly, from New York city. Honest scarce, and
u season at Albany Is calculated 10 break down moral
principles"
Nashville Tenn.) Banner:--'The South to-day is
moro national than the North and will continue be
Tor years come. Not until the North 70
be radically sectional Will the South again become
divided politically The south looking 70 the future
and not TO tho past"
Richmond (va.) Dispatch 1.-THE United States Senate
must be reformed TO keep It what those who framed
the constitution confidently believed that II would
b,--the shield OF tho government, tho defender OF
public justice and liberty; nsoli elevated above party
prejudice and passion calmly and faith fully guarding
the constitution
Tho Harrisburg Pnl Telegraph trepublioanl says
''Thcre Is no conference IN tho clements by which We
were dsieated, and what seemed the morning after
our election n broken up republican party Is as
united as rcsoute and Harmonious In all parts Of
The State ever II when It walked through cam
paigns and honorcd with victory in two Of
tho counties OF tho State"
Tho Fort Smith (Ark.) Herald declares It's lack OF
principle unDiushingly as ioows:-.'Lel us pay our
honest debts and rcpudiate the lent debt
tempted TO bo foistcd the people by . rang OF
fraudulent boodholders"
st LOUIS Times: England produces Mother gold
nor silver; America produces both In large quaint.
ties That tho people OF the United States should
Join foreign countries IN depreciatng OF their
principal productions would bs tho extreme Of com.