, 1877-08-24
CURRENT OPINION,

FFGCA kTEht eNCCE.s NII dppltCIty
Of Il IVES mote At2nal than The hcartr manner In
which the President was everywhere greeted. Ills
reception Tns cordial and sincere. The people
have shown not only proper respect for bis cx-
hlcd Office. hut perlonal reenrd for thc character
Of The man himself. The persistent hnd puerile
cry Of ''Fsaud has hsd no etfrc, In dampehIn1
thcs aedot. Tho average American defeats sore.
ncss over The result Of the rlcctdr has only ex-
cited general tlis9ust. There was clearly no rym.
GashY w!th t. At l5cnuingtoa. kt<"'ng
continued twelve nontha LONGER. will. Mr.. sher-
T. ~ % Il. ssa'sa @a'a a:os u uni Ssf '; ws
f"'ea iii Ell s axea q iSe
q b"' T. Il n1s s.,ns III sqs" Il. X
rfe.se+ hIs own convictions, bascd on thorough
knowett.e Of the workings Of the Trca.nry lie.
pariment,. preceded BY a ca arefni rtat's tor many
vicinity. That his confidence = mot shared by n
large partition Of the membrs Of hls own marty. ls
a That = s,es r. q" he
JUDGMENT. Gies<ia"d Wtratd Mtp.i.
Tho recent labor troubles lare brought
prominently before the conntry tnany points in tho
Fast commercial hnd manufacturing Interests. e..
tec.aliy the management of larye corpofations and
nett attention. ot col hesae pa;fo:. . and state,
nc,.,-men who understand political ecSnomy anI
The legitimate requirements Ut thu 'ni''lons. Hut
only harm can come from hH agitation Of tn" utc-.
lion by pnlttcal ddu.aV0gurs and bfathcrtklts
newspapert. who have in view tholr own personal
ws 81 the es,s t ol ore san ts ns
thout AMI acFtbblc. II Il through ruch hypocrics
That most Of the tsonhc cottcs to workInginen: AMI
they should not be countcnanrf by the Intelligent
laGoFer. -jadldaaDpfts journal tRep.l.
Tho Secretary [sl,er,nan1 stases AZ INIT
IL. Of baa*t that the p!ftr debt has heen reduced
tInce .he lit day Of March Inst sa ~ Hi. where
pockets q nc pcone, eitef il tic sape q direct
tnxes Or dutiea on aa'nort.. Why not reduce the*o
taxes and thereby c.scn the .,urien now expressing
Fsthe peopef LcIve The puhIc debt for snbre pr04.
pcrons days. The bondhulder Is receiving Ut. gold
interest regularly. and with that hc should be sa.i-.
tres Hes In iae action Vi Consrer*. it IL evident
st the sie II anS:ar, d.
t!un act, q fcnnuettxatIou Of the silver dullsr,
reduction ot sntcrnu1 taxct and an tteental us.Il
deatlon nt the tnriN.w satisfy the demands Of
9ee.'sso eGeM.'. people, A'A''''' '''''e':''"'"''
! It Ia tho silver question which has doubt
less most tcttouafy Threatened to friter away the
grcht financial victory which the Ohio Republican.
n 1" sna On n hs Jud %ss
debt Of the SutIon he hold. to be an obligAtIon Of
the most sacEcd nature. whTc, tho Government
i@tcf tha. SeGts Incurred antcr The old eoinnss
system h0ntatiy bc discharged in the old celn+
1ut III: ats,mcnt assn.. tver 81 % ,emonstiza:Ion a.
prnyes ihe DECISION Of lie ..f;easury Department.
tlol!ar was stricken from the li:t Of coins can bc
met honosahly outy by pa!u.cnts in gold ).
shi. s2tSesh &C + asse,ted BY tsc ksp%olIean voters
Se Isyeated, Toik Ets1lag .I5st td"i,-si. IL
! Ter Rp.
Do those "controlers of dcstinies." tho
| 1p..fH -G-
Erecnback. re . deb. "a "of'hone.t pronte 10
os1 hst 70 o t + ssppa
sumption il tn hoai the Rrecnbackt They n1eun Ia
rhsy ts ns e"stan . 1 s osn
IL honest payment M Nor doc* hone,t paylpc9s se.
ropsratSsy re.arvc. in tho course @ u pnolls ta.
ness. lc wl.ols amount Of the xrecnl'acks passes
one Ii thus taken In It IL paid. Then. II the Gov.
cFnmcns stonld burn such q portion ~ IT, surplus
would permit Instead Of re!saainG all. II would
.Iunt would 10 paid. Tken .tlierc would bo specie.
payment. hceau'u no other leeal.teu.|er. IN TIT,
ernm,ent iIas nothing 10 tu with resumption. Al
w to 20 T. sn psy 1ts notTs sn ~ l. eas do ;,
resumption act Ia necessary tn hotIcst payment o.
tu bring about aIrctc. paymrnt. Resumption act
aIy mesey tof nsSl.mg fst ae.nE
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Of tho daty of Government to resume IL an intla
tlonHt. klio.aier. repudIator, Person wl,s
nds nssaheF IT, enfrensy a.;e.lon nor TIT
The A1nins Republicans took the propei
coursc. They recognized the fact thnt there wcn
sprlous differences 1t upnpn In the party concern
ing the Presidents Southern policy; and, a. Mr
a ID aae ~ a sss1
and not at ~ nece.:aty, II vas Wisely determined
to LIT the presldcnta, tub stand upon t,s own bot
sns of oso had ~" .hs ie.sns. s IT,
boltonl would hare talcn OUT q thcl. tub and ~
Cleveland resolution At Endorsement Of tho Pres,
dent was not made ~ strung as TIN A4mtnsssra
tlon men dc.lrea, because sbo disatrcstt
munJ In ths most tea fiul, way. il was 70
tins reason. and weak dcElro on the. par
saatcn.s. and not n,aku tdem teei tao .Gaaly, taa
ss s. s Ssss1 s1t .,s a iss AL stSfG Il. Sts g
, done. Ind ,flo dea,and for the rclnonct'zatfo
Of allycr bad beeu unqualified, tho campaign nigh
iioEsr1ntnt Ut tho President wan the lest thing
thy rtoeeednss 1f ti's a. consent!on: aad tho oni
s: s'ss IT, ttas %6u ssssp pSps s
s"sys IT, Senssp%:s Z ass Ta ri pae aSs
cauae it cuutn't 20 lripeA. ~ tirunt had alrea.l
given up thu South to tho shot. militia, aud tn
,s,s5 syxa rs9a1 - ~ M s,3, dssso n
I sU,ns on wi,h Bahcueksry. Eslknapcry.- In
. 5lolItonuu. -tTaeiHnaA Commercial tInd. Re-.
Tho inquiry Ia made Of the 4isaancAt
0 What do you think Of tho colonization Ut the col
oIcd pcortof The culonl,atIon OF Tho coiorcd pcn
I nlc-neauug a ruansal from, Tho Gnttol BtAtcs~-i
lut oa.y lelu.!ou. lnt u wsens. ltvl!l never i
uDnc. bccausc 1t II a.ninst thu IDttrtst Of l1ot
. b|usk and whllo. Thu colorr1 pcopte wcrs bur
here. and thu,r local attsehuseots are strong. VII
should li,cy br cxlIels Why should they b. force
iato bansiincnt, Don't lLey MAXI ,hc ce..on
i ficr, and tobacco uf tho B0lthf The hnn1bng sc
sstjoua abunt Librna Or tho Wtat Indies. and 1
tle ssudus 70 ihoss po!n's by tls cu!oie4 people
Ths conditan Of the co'oted neons n t9u suath
not p1a Ut huplexsutaa. They arc klls labUTtfs
tAu land, and, despite ignorance and want I
thrift. theY arc aeeatna1At'n4 HsFpss.J. The
y social 4talus las b1gA IMpro,ctl Immensely stne
ibis. Perhaps lherc IL not ono In lo ooo who w9a
J. ltsteu 4 nsolltnL " any sch9E1 for colonization
u There IL nut unn IN !, UUO WIN can ~ Induced
! Lave ths Southern slules for the Month. ana tho
Who Fcp,uyu 10 lAe NORTH arc 1uuta willing TO =
turu than thvy weEo to remosc. It II i!ksly til
thu coiusel hl!t hands will 20 to lhc Aisslsafp
sid AskaA4A4 Ntsas cotton lands. THIS II tue 1n
l. colonization thut Il At all ptactra! All puss!b!
TnIt movement u the cui0rrd pcople has been r.
I. | tng on for 1umr ycnra between tho Atlanlic y!
InntIkN Nm