The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-12
PTTH OF THE PRESS.

New York Telegram: Secretary Sherman
has taken the kid gloves off his hands and
thrown them into the courts.
Philadelphia Times: Poking fun at the
Greenbackers is safe thing now, but you
must first find your Greenbackers.
Chicago Tribune: The election of Ex-
Secretary of the Navy Robson to Congress
determines the retiracy of Dana from the
New York Sun. The general public is to be
congratulated.
Columbus co. Statesman Dem. J; Wheth-
er Tilden ciphered the cipher dispatches or
not, it is apparent that he is now a cipher,
and that no amount of ciphering can cipher
him into the Presidency.
New York Evening Post (Rep.): Not one
of the Greenback candidates for Congress in
this State, who were accepted by Demo-
cratic conventions was elected. So much
for the Greenback balance of power in New
York.
Washington Post Dem. J: Dennis Kearney
will have an opportunity to recuperate his
eXchequer next year. Almost any candi-
date for Governor for whom Kearney may
threaten to take the stump will give him "a
thousand or so to leave the State.
New York Witness: The defeat of Gen
eral Butler in Massachusetts will be cause
for unmingled satisfaction to the better por-
uon OF the community. He had descended
to be mere INSCRIPTIONS demagogue, and
deserTad the cruising rebuke he has got.
Albany Journal: We told Theodore
Thomas that Cincinnati would so back to
her first love before long, and we were
right. Here's the Cincinnati Gazette giving
music and Theodore the go-by and contain
ing leader on The Pork Trade. VI Albany
Journal.
New York Starr r(Dem.): J: Mr.. Tilden's coun-
sci and coparceners refuse to deliver up
those tell-tale account books which were
so ingeniousIy "replevined' away out in
Michigan. If Mr.. Tilden be not guilty of
dcfrauding the United States Government,
he is taking a very singular course toward
establishing his innocence.
New York Tribune: "Young men," said
the late Mr., Tilden, in his Gramercy Park
oraton-'young men! will you mark these
wrong-doers of 1876 with the indignation
Of a betrayed, wronged and sacrificed peo-
pie" And the young men, and several old
men with them, walked sternly up to the
polls on Tuesday and marked the evil-doers
OF 1876 by large majorities all over the Solid
North.
Baltimore Gazette Dem): The Solid
South, with Indiana, Oregon, Ohio and Hi
nois will be able to elect the next Presi-
dent without the aid of the Solid East, and
he will be neither an inhationist nor repu-
diationist. The Democratic party will win
over the States of Ohio and Illinois between
this and 1850, and will march to victory
without the aid of Mr.. Tilden and the three
powerful Eastern States which he and his
hackers are supposed to carry in their over
coat pucke!s
New York News (Anti-Tammany Dem. }:
The result of the recent election indicates
clearly that unless Tammany Hall consents
to receive and unite with Democratic or
CARNATIONS, which for years it has rejected
and prescribed, it can never recover its lost
asccndency in the city of New York. Com
posed principally of a band of municipal
otlice-holders under the despotic control of
a single individual it has been faithless to
the interests of labor and capital, and for
feited utterly public confidence and party
devotion