The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-14
ACTION OF DEMOCRATIC SENATOR'S DENOUNCED.
LouIsviLLE, KY. Dec. H. 1871.
Tho Courier.Journaps leading editorial tomorrow
will be strongly denuncatory OF tho pursued
by the democratic Senators In acting with Senator
Conkling agains, tho administration.
OPINIONS OF THE PREss-"HAYEs CAN STAND 1T
If coNXLIsG CAN; THE COUNTRY IL THE
REPUBLICAN PARTY.

OPINIONS OF THE PREss-''HAYEs CAN STAND 1T
If coNxLIsG CAN; THE COUNTRY IL THE
REPUBLICAN PARTY"
From the Springfield (Mass.l Republican.
Tho result Is fresh disgrace to the already sun.
centiy dsgraced republican party. Never was oppor
tunity completely irittcrcd away ms by It's leaders
the past months. Two things we're evident TO
every uupre JUDGED observer when Congress met two
months ago First, that the great majority Of the
American people. whatever their nominal party
iaops, heartily with the President In his pole
OF reconciliation and civil service reform; second,
that sole hope preserving the republican party
IN its hearty adoption OF these policies The Is
uc clear. On tho hand was tho
completion oil Presidents work In Louisiana by tho
prompt admission TO tbs Senate OF the man who rep
resented the order Mr.. Hayes had inaug rated;
on Tho other, the opportunity 10 at once overthrow
the Unconstitutional courtesy OF the Senaie and dis
establish the most despotic ofcc holding machine IN
the country by ENDORSING the Presidents course IN the
New York appointments. Party professions, popular
demands, the nope OF political future ali pointed IN
the same direclion. But the republicans IN Congress
seem utterly blind TO all the signs OF tho time First,
they dsavowed the Presidents Southern policy by
casting UNANIMOUS vote Tor Kellogg, now they
service reform by keeping In Office is most contempt
uous opponents Mr.. Hayes stand II II Sir. CoDk-
ling eau; the country II tue republican party. The
President knows what the people want; the people
know how 10 support President who Is carrying out
their wlshcs SIR Hayes has only 10 continue as he
has begun and he Will ind long before his term expires
a hearty support In Congress Whether it consists
more largely OF republican Cnrisuancys aud Hoars or
democratic Bayards and Lamars Is matter OF very
Little consequence.
NOT DEFEAT OF cIylE SERVICE MEASURES.
From the Philadelphia Press
Senator Coukling has trinmphed IN his issue with
the President on the New York appointments This
is be construed, however, as defeat OF civil
service measures The Senator claims thssh stands
broaa OF very dea oi civil service
reform lie holds thats pao.c oficcr who has served
faithfully shah not DO removed except Tor good
cause alleged against his Official record.
DEMoC RATIO SENATOR'S SHOULD nor AID THE
RADICALS.
tFrom tho Harrisburg (Pa) Patriot1
SO long as Mr. Hayes continues exercise q liberal
conservative policy 70 tho administration OF tho gov
erDmsnt democrats should not be found IN alliance
with radical republicans VINO arc opposing him.
"a BEoGARLY sQuABBLE OVER APPOINTMENTS"
Prom the Syracuse Journa.l
Tho republican party must be united upon higher
grounds than mere question OF spols wncu 10
deserts the noble principles upon which II Is founded
for a beggariy sluabbio local appointments for
orice aud become the mere machlu oil placenop 10
steps upon quicKsand that Will speedily inguliiL