The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-22
POLITICAL AND GENERAL.

The Richmond Stah names Hendricks as 'the most
conservative and sensible man In all Indiana
Political assertion Is las schlegel says historical
criiicism) most apt to orr in being too absolute.
Norwich Comm Buiietin:-.Thc Southern and
Northern democracy do not lovo each other as of
yorc."
The Indianapolis Sentinel Is probably the most
malignant and wiIiully bigoted OF tho newspapers
whose battle cry Is .iraud."
Colorod people continue to congregato in Charleston
in expectation OF sailing thence to Liberia. Their dos.
t;tution IS said to DE extreme.
Philadelphia Bu,ietin:--"rhe Philadelphia democrats
would have dono better to have interviewed Gordon
and Lamar before they began to move on Trenton
General Mcclellan can afford to oppose the masses
OF he West on the monetary question, since, before
$780, II viii have been completely settled by the sue.
cess OF tho principles which he indorscs
Wilmington (Dcl) Every Eusnilg.--'sTnis land. we
say. belongs TO the American people for their own
use and benefit, and u they do not want Chinamen
among them there is no reason why they should not
discourage Cinnamon from coming"
Tho Baltimore american thouyhtn not improbable
that Philip Francis Thomas would be the United sta
Senator from Maryland. The ozark horses how
ever win regret In his secluded stall the elaborate
Groome-ing to which no was subjected.
Tho Philadelphia Buiictin says that tho promiuepco
WIN" III message, assigned to
national topics clearly indicated that Il was to Ia.
democratic party OF the country rather than to the
New Jersey Legislature, that he was speaking.
The Memphis Appeal, whose political opinions bavs
heretofore been extreme, says that the people are on
posed to tho revival OF the Presidential question: that
1t has been settled Tor good and ALL and that the dem
ocrac party will not be cntcsd into an Infamous a
ance with Bill Chandler.
Boston Traveller :'Thero is many a slim and
General Brstow is again relying upon the wrong kind
OF material TO promote his Presidential aspirat ions We
arc capable OF grief that so radical republican shouII
again suffer through the pretentious attach ment nj
idoatrous 'rcforners.'"
MISS Elizabeth Wcs OF Clevcs, Ohio sued tho es,a,c
OF Mr.. Euoch Hayes, who had somc time before do
parted this liie for tho OF 49, In satisfaction
OF injury In the abstract done her by the
OF contract OF bctrothaL The original action wns be-
gun before the death OF tho alleged lover but the
Court set aside The verdict awarding So 900 for aam
age on the ground that II was excessive second
jury however, reached exactly the same conclusion as
ha1 liz predecessor
Tho Des Moines iowa Leader accuses Mr. Allison
OF standing In an cquivoca position In relation TO the
financial bill OF which no has charge In tho Senate
II ascribes this fact to prudential regard to tho
chances Of his reelection, and ntmatcs that he nag
purposely delayed the accom- lisbmcnt the object
most desired by his constituents 1t asks the Iowa
Legislature 10 subject hts opinions to test before
proceeding 10 accord him tho unanimous vote Of the
republican majority.