The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-21
PITH OF THE PRESS,


PITH OF THE PRESS.
Pittsburg Telegraph: 1t is suggested that
Tilden, Blair and Potter go to---Europe.
st. Louis>Post: Chicago city scrip is sub
ject to discount of eight per cent. As u
result of initiation the quotation is hardly
satisfactory.
St. Louis Globe-Democrat; The Pennsyl
vania Republicans did the wise thing in
simply ignoring the President and his ad-
ministration.
indianapolis News; The Republicans of
Pennsylvania adopted a narrow-minded
platform. Ittouches noimportant question,
lacks in generous sentiment and generally
is a weak attempt to carry water on both
shoulders.
Boston Advertiser Tnd.); There is no
business man in the country who does not
feel that if Congress could be adjourned for
five years it would do more than anything
else to clear the atmosphere and aid in the
revival OF business.
Norwich Bulletin (Rep.): II the people
are not yet convinced of the true inward
ness Of the Democratic party, they would
not be even if all the Democratic leaders
were TWeeds and as nnblushingy as he
robbed the public treasury Of the uttern,est
farthing.
I Chicago Daily News: While men will be
persuaded in any way to vote for the nomi-
nees of the corporations which monopolize
our commerce, and our mechanic our travel
and our business, they must, of course, ex-
peet to find themselves crushed under the
wheels of the political Juggcrnaut they
themselves have manufactured
| Chicago InterOcean: Had the Rcpubli-
cans of the North manifested half the
strength of conviction, or half the devotion
to the principles of liberty, which has been
consistently exhibited by the poor and
despised blacks, the triumph OF 1872 would
have been repeated again and again, and
the dominance OF the party would have
| been assured.
Washington Post (Dem.): Not single
Democratic paper has come to us-and we
receive all that have either influence or cir
culation-that does not demand the passage
of the Potter resolutions. 1t were better
| for a Democratic Congressman to have
milestone fastened to his neck than for him
to ask his people for a denomination after
voting with the Republicans to stihe an in
vestigation.
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nl1"tl tih;';1.o,n W, W. "ol1 tioS
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to- cd,ulit an oct Whot N
or Ex-Cioyernor or General Moves did ar
did not do in 1876 or at anv time before he
went to Paris as an United States official is
another thing
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Nelnphls Appear lDehi'J' Oultlns loose
from the Northern democracy the South
alienates her only friend and the past shows
what she has to expect of a Republican
Congress For twelve wears the Republi
cans have bounded down the Southern peo-
pie; Drunk %lth power, ana Wild with
sudden We Mealtn' a. alsnohesny iy, MADE, maze, they
W.T. reuuy +b w. ,lais otile"'' tI uSei,iooMeI
"lir "aIh;p r' Va 'A0 p0opi0 '4oS 'o1'''''olioeo
'ooOine.
New York Herald: 1t concerns the ma
tional honor that we do not permit our neu-
4 tral jurisdiction to be violated, and it will
he in constant danger of violation if Russia
oon socnro half dozon swift crnisors lil,o
the , Alabama ] % to sconr ] onr coast m lie in wait @
fnr RritiSh merchant vessels ;nst outside on =
barhors and chase Them hack Rv all means