National Republican., 1877-07-18

opinions ana rte,ns ri, a. usual % elpfessca oMy
IN our editorial colsmns,
What the Republicans In the South Intend
to DO.
From the New Orleans Timesi
When the next election approaches the party
Will make no nominations, but appoint commit
tee TO confer with Conservative leaders and secure
the selection of men Of liberal views MS can
didates for the Legislature and other Offices, The
only principle they ask TO have embodied Is q
every American citizen on each square foot OF
American soil. Such platform Is certainly broad
Sn ~ or every one e stand UPON u .he ~ sch h
race be any indication Of the ideas Of ALL there Is
tendency 70 preserve the closest relations with the
producers and form an union between owners and
cultivators Of the soil. Bourbonsm aud this acrl-
mony OF extremists seem the only objects o. appre-
henslon, and II Governor Nicholsbe man ofa poiti.
cal foresight or inspired with any desire TO lead
right direction, he has but to polntod the way and
thousands VIII follow.
The Silver Dollar In tho West.
From the Kansas City Journal Of Commerce;
The development Of Western sentiYent on
rage That the old dollar will be restored Is lust as
sure as that Congress meets-and they don't Ike Y
this that the West is power in the nation, able to
dictate a policy In the future. The statesmen OF
the East, who part their hair in the middle, are dis
AND ai nSsc aSou Sofn pass and SILVER
mines. II Is sad, but II Is history.
The Right Doctrine.
From the Brooklyn Eagie:
An advance to a proper degree Of civlllza-
and viii vii make il a fslony % Keep one ~
What senator Morton's Organ Thinks.
| From the Indianapolis journal:
Tho general criticism on Mr. Blaines Wood.
stock , anti ,; Mexican snnsxation speech on me
af Mr. nlatp dan Ia, gapo NJ
United States on the 5th Of March last in which he
denounced the President for his southern policy
got % the % se. sf This soTt of POLITICAL symDss,ics
| has injured many more promising young mon than
the plumed knight from Maine.
No Political Murders In the South Since
Packard and Chamberlain stepped Aside.
From the Chicago Times:
Governor Ehamberlsin forgot to mentiop In his
political murders IN louisiana and south Carolina
that the negroes have not made any complaint Of
being maltreated or abused in any way. Can he
say as much for his own administration
| The Good Eject Of Cleanliness.
From the Denver Tribune.
The popularity of the free baths in New
York Is Just cause Of national congratulation. As
mon get In the habit Of keeping themselves clean,
they will in time fall into the other good habit OF
voting the Republican ticket.
Montana Speaks Good Word for the Cuban
Patriots.
From the Helona Herald:
Our people are united In wishes for the sue.
express our convictions that little further ex
s he S nS 2T' len SS % e
their own by right OF thelr own oxertions, much
more glorious and noble possession than II be
siiT'a siy. 0' INC 'h'''p''''''n oil more powerful
Healthy Public Opinion.
From the San Francisco (Cai) Chronicle;
President Hayes has the rare faculty, in Q
stateShah Of deJiying wisdom nom the teaching
othSS % DAY, q aissr hearing the TeciistiOns Of a
children Of the public schools Of Providence Rhode
M 5Bs sSsn%slG S. paying ylago9 R ,ssn Ss
WHIT woESIy s rc.an tSapO IN III FOR snisht
il i5i tn the ~ grSnI ,lUs'cS Of governinentl where
situation il FIaass r liSs and isls bubble SgIbniCI
and the rep republic failed of necessity. II was th'
same with all the republics Of antiquity, The
%S Sy FL the few
slaves or iiiterats and brusizod plebeinn ctlaepi
used by an insoient selfish and overbearing aris
in as oepfy
public opinion Is most enlightened by that Hhiver
sal education which flows from the well.regulate'
common school, there Is the State, town. city o
hamlet in which the best goycrnwent Is found, tn
greatest vigilance exercised over rulers aud TIL
! promptest rectihcation of evil In government
Show us the States In this Union where the publ
schools are the best supported, and we Will shoy
you the States that are best governed, feest iron
the chronic canker of corruption and most remark
able for attachment to the Republic and hatred O
despotsm in all its forms. 4 healthy, intelligen
public opinion Is certain death TO all corrupt ring,
political frauds and weaklings iu Journalism. II
rs unnatural and impossible for an ignorant an
i dcpraved demagogue or newspaper TO flourish an
command influence In an intellectual communt
OF freemen as for snakes to live in Ireland or mi
dew TO generate in a healthy atmosphere.
, The Effect Of the Recoil.
From the New Orleans City Item:
The recoil Of the fret AIMS used by Blain
, and Chamberlain at Woodstock Is thought to b
3 more dangerous than their discharge.
Nebraska Approves the appointment Of Ger
LIE Due.
, , From the Lincoln tNeb.) Globe:
A telegram from Washington informs u
that the President has appointed General q. "
, | lie Due, of Minnesota, Commissioner OF Agricu
ture, to take effect July l. We were led 10 believ
, that Hitchcock would be appointed, at least hi
friends said that he would, but It Is plain this
played-out politicians find no favor with the AZ
: ministration. All of which Is as II should be.