The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-19

PITH OF THE PRESS.


doctors have nothing to say about it.
Indianapolis Sun (National): If the Re-
publicans and Democrats have had victories
so are the Nationals entering upon their
successes, and future triumph is already as
sured.
Nashville Banner Dem.): Doorkeeper
Fl zhugh thought he was "a bigger man
than old Grant" and the New York banks
think they are bigger" than the whole
country.
New York Tribune (Rep.); Why not
make the next Democratic ticket Tilden
and Hampton? That will consolidate the
canvass on the two issues of ciphering and
bulldozing, and thus put the party on its
strongest ground.
Washington Post (Dem.): The spectacle
of Hayes as a stalwart is something sutfi-
ciently ludcrous; but that of the fearful
| ! ~ wiping off his cheek and 'braciEg up"
he dictum of his chief, reminds one
s.rOngly of a rabbit on the war-path.
Chicago News (Ind.): The price of wheat
has been steadily falling since the panic of
1873. with the exception of 1877, when it
was kept up by the war; We are now get
ting less than one-half the price for our
wheat that we did the year of the panic.
Boston Advertiser (Rep.): The suggest
ion of union of Republican and Green
back forces comes from men who have no
proper appreciation of the value of prin-
ciple in politics, but who are always ON
the lookout for the chaAces when there are
offices to be dispensed.
Dayton Democrat Dem. J: And now Grant
never was tanner. Corbin-bro! her-in-
law-says so. Since Grant has been hob
nobbing with Kings and Queens, admitted
to royal honors as it were, the story of his
having been once a tanner is denounced as
a base fabrication of the enemy.
New Haven Union (Greenback): The Re
publicans of this State are pretty well
mixed over the successorship to Senator
Barnum. Among the score of candidates
already named, Jewell has the largest back
ing, but he will not carry off the prize in
our opinion. When the fight is over much
bad blood will be left behind.
Philadelphia Times Qnd.); Mr.. Zach.
Chandler's particular business in Washing
ton, as he officially stated, was to give
Hayes backbone a little stiffening" Mr..
Chandler has achieved remarkable sue
cess and now he wants the President to 60
back of the returns in some of the Con
gressiOnal Districts of the South.
Pittsburg Post (Dem.): A revival of the
bloody-shirt policy can have but one re-
suit and that is its reputation again with
added force by the Northern people. If the
Republicans are bent on the experiment,
we see no objection to meeting them again
on that line The Democratic theory, ap-
piled by Mr. Hayes, is the only safe and
constitutional one, and the only one that
will maintain peace and promote good feel
ing between the sections.
ST. Louis Evening Post: There are signs
of decay in the once vigorous intellect of
the editor of the Globe-D Democrat. In his
morning notice of the proprictors of the
Republican he only calls them "two old
thieves and ''viClous old lOafers" once and
Glars three times with merely incidental
illusions to their drunkenness, debauchery
.and delirium tremens. This is not one OF
his best efforts, and indicates that American
journalism is on the wane.
Philadelphia Bulletin (Rep.): The black
man will have his rights secured to him
when Southern sentiment is divided, and
we doubt II human ingenuity can give
them to nm before Our laws provide nc
means ol overcoming the resistance OF al
ehIire P9pula'loi,. 90 lohg as the whltes OF
,he SCUM are are % aili' upon .iils Iues.l9h, Sc
long VIII lne eiacN ,i.s nan sul!ef; ana th'
ohly way ouC Oh .lle ul,'Icu'ty is 10 ehconr
age 1y every means EyIl Inc ,h alsiSlon 1 Oh tn'
oouUhern people. Nhat 'he peSt means
! are may oe an open 9ueslon, put tliat th'
plan devised py 'le rfeSldeh' mas la'!eo Il
cer'aih'
Pitsburg Commercial Gazette (Rep): Al
= ready it is given out that councils are bein,
t held and formal deliberations will soon b
/ had with view to 1880. 1t seems to b
+ accepted that Grant will be the Republican
candidate. Unless something unforeseen
> occurs, we linaHlt'e 'hIs . WI oe the casf
> ne e. VIZ give ec,a. ~ tlle ooSeiliillelV. II
n WI vi DC acceP'aple " a. more Iiian any o.he'
Il An else asiue ne is '1e only man nan 'nat ca
preak up 'n5 SUI, soiiu ~ Hou'l. . lug neglo'
ElloM niiii anu % Mooiu % uo aGie I ior llii Vila
lor any oie ;n etIG' , iieno1 ne 9eseIVes SET III
J nomination. WILL nonoi IT., anu wv WI PROV
e tie sliohSes1 tso man we h"Ve' we are II
Il Grant Ill looo'