Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-08-14
COMMENTS OF THE PRESS.

The Chicago Inter- OCEAN opens an article OF CON.
siderable length thus: - ~0--
1T Is refreshing IN the midst Of time Of an
eclipse OF Ialth POLITICAL TO read such an article a
Senator Cameron Of Wisconsin contributea 10
the current number Of the NorM American Resie,r.
II mas the genuine republican ring to 1t, and con-
1t contains several weighty lessons for those who
speak despondently Of the future Of the Republi-
can party"
The Washington ID. CO. Post, the leading Demo
OF columns length, calls Senator Caneron'y arti-
Gle POLITICAL BLIsTERING" and says ut q 4 COM
prehensive searching analysis of the science OF DO.
stand point, and abundanty fortified with Repub-
lean experience and observation. Senator Cam.
eron Is right. Having undertaken to write on .
certain subject, he chooses to write the truth
about II, and declined to propagate shsms II h
not only Ire nix doctrine; but 1t Is strong political
common sense"
The !o'Oa !Sats Regiaer devotes ever two col
umns 70 senator Cameron's article, and pro-
n0unceS 1t "a noble statement Of the cbarnctor
and consequent mission of the Republican pastv.
In words OF truth for every man to read"
Inc Louisville (Ky.) Commercial, In an editorial
OF three columns length. while declaring ths4
MI. Came rons way Of dealing with the irrepsenui.
pie conflict is not the right one" admits 'the ire
Preanbie conflict II not over, but Il Il deci{1ed
There can be no reinforcement 10 the beafen
cause, and In the end its wasted forces will melt
away and disappear"
-, The 81 Paul Pioneer Press opens discrimina-
ting review OF Senator Camerpns article thus:
IT represents phase Of Republican sentiment
on the southern question which Is one of the old
est and most deeply rooted traditions Of the party:
sentiment III which it has been nurtured BY IL
long and eventful battle with the slave power in
Congress and on the battlefield; sentiment
which has been intimately associated with and
c0nsecrated by all It's humanitarian and patriotic
struggles and aspirations for freedom and the
Union sentiment Of intense hostility 20 the of
garchtcal ideas and forms Of political society pre-
vaaling At the South, which grew out OF slavery.
ana which have continued since the forcibIe
abonnon OF slavery, by the voluntary and ire
exclude the negro from the political rights guar
anteed him by the fifteenth amendment"
The Wisc6nsin State Journal says: ''This article
by Senator Cameron In the North Amertona Keviev
written in clear and strong style, setting forth
facts and figures In vigorous manner, and
TALL TO see and appreciate them"
The Grant County (Wis) Herch says: s.Senator
CAmerons article on the frrepressible Issues Of
American politics will be passed into history -
one OF the sharpest political papers in the Amcri-
can records"
no escape from Senator Cameron's conclusions.
The article will do the country incalculAble SER
vice-a means 70 the end, 1t will strengthen the
Republican party"
The Oshkosh Northwestern opens it, review Of
Senator CanerOns article thus:
'Ihe style Of the article shows broad culture.
mature thought decided and earnest conviction.
md keen appreciation Of the political situation.
The Senator reasons both as q politician and e q
statesman When he speaks AS The f6rmer, mon
nay amer with him: when as the latter, most
must agree with him."
lals, throughout the country, expressions OF un-
qualified approval of Senator CamerOn's views
night be quoted; to all Of which the people Of
Wisconsin rsspond-"Amen."