The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-10
PlTH OF THE PRESS.


New York Times (Rep.): Democrats, who
are Mortified at the suggestion OF central
lied government, can see no harm in an ac-
tual solid South.
Vicksburg Herald (Dem.): Hayes wants
to be kind to the South and be good
Radical at the same time, and he is con-
stantly tangled up, as it were.
Chicago Inter-Ocean (Rep.): The recent
election returns from five Eastern ana
four Western States, show that the Green
hackers cast Cos, 900 votes, the Democrats
1870, 900, and the Republicans l, ,76l,9Oo.
Rutland Herald (Rep,): The thought OF
Nephew Pelton up under oath before the
bar of the Senate with such man as Geo.
f. Edmunds asking questions, is horrible
one, even to the most hide-bound Demo-
crat
Ohio State Journal (Rep.): Ben. Hill has
been taking paradoxical straddle. He con-
fesses that he has called the President
fraud, and has accused him OF distributing
his patronage so as to reward fraud, but de-
nies that he has shown any enmlty toward
him.
New York Star: The boy who was en-
ployed to pick the burdocks out of mules
tail, reported when he had recovered sut1-
GENTLY to speak: "They are all out but one,
| and Assent touch that" Massachusetts
| is the mule and Butler is the burdock that
nobody can get out.
Denver News (Dem.): The President is
apparently greatly agitated lest the South
ern States should ignore the Constitutional
amendments. 1t has no apprehensions,
however, about the civil service reform.
There is a great deal Of tatfy about our
| fraudulent President.
Utica (Ohio) Observer (Dem.): By all
means let the Southern question be freely
discussed If the Republican managers
can fire the Northern heart by revamping
the story of carpet-bag rule, they will have
some better reason than they now nave lor
their belief that the people are FOOLS
Philadelphia Press (Rep.): 1t is reported
that the cipher dispatch people have inge-
njouslv fitted new key to their messages,
and will endeavor to prove that the Trlb-
une translations were incorrect. The re-
suit of such an experiment, even were 1t
practicable, would be more amusing than
convincing
Pittsburg Commercial Gazette (Rep.): We
entertain no fear of the outcome OF the
struggle over Senator Blaine's resolution to
investigate the election outrages at the
South. The Democracy are palpably in a
defensive position, and seek TO break the
force of the assault upon them by proposlns
to include the North as well as the South IL
the investigation.
S Baltimore Gazette Dem.): The Hon
| Fernando Wood is not always as discreet a
: doodle bug, nor as cautious as big sun
: flower As leader we have not often fel
:, called upon to admire him, but the charg
y of the Republican newspapers that he dc
i posited bis foot in it on Monday when h
:, ioined issue with Hayes on the bloody
s Shirt section of his message is not su:
-. tanned.
" Philadelphia Bulletin (Rep.): The Repuf
, lican party has now presented 10 it tas
" which it ought to set itself to do with a
d its might. That is, to divide the South; t
;e separate the Southern whites into two pa
J. lies An observant man will have httl
> dificultv in persuading himself that th
e achievement of that feat is the one gres
e hope of the party and the country.
J, Boston Post (Dem.): The fact that Haye
l. has oscillated both ways on the Soutber
n question leads us to inquire whether then
: is a permanent motor in politics and mel
= tral line. on each side of which weak-backe
IL officials 90 whacking against their own sci
l. rasnect. We are aware that one pole-Zac'
,s Chandler-frequently takes considerab
. lightning aboard, but it is of the Jerse
" variety and isn't permanent
'e st. Joseph (Mo.) Gazette Dem.): Tho
or Republican editors who, about the 1st
Id October in each year. begin to scream abo'
III bnll-dozing and intimidation of negro
q saam to think that the colored voters belol
= to them, soul and body world without en-
d. Nothing could be more foolish. A col
to line can not be maintained in this nation
tbe POLLS, for black men soon learn tn
whatever policy prospers the whites al
30 nrosners them, and the two classes W
os naturally vote together.
10 Washington Post (Dem.): The Radios
- are badly torn up in their minds as to nc
" they will vote on resolution to approp
ne ate more money to pay the further
nd nenses of the Potter Committee. Th
lal would like to hear further from one bat
,er of cipher kilograms, but there IS anoth
'oi batch in reserve in which they do not ia
We a particle of interest The Democrats,
it. the other hand, may be said to be compl
,le SAINT. They are willing to accommodt
'-o their Republican friends in almost any
iy- rection. And they will probably allow
of Republicans to decide whether the Pot
ri Committee shall have any more money
a- not. 1t is piece OF peculiarly dellc'
oi' courtesy.
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