The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-15
CURRENTS AND EDDIES.

Utica Reg ubiicdn:-"Le US resume"
pennsylvania has no State Board OF Health.
| Nashville Observation-Disclosures Is doomed.
| Syracuse Courier;-"wl ither are driitng?"
| The Hartford Post wants the Halifax award paid.
| Tho Springfield Republican calls il ga Hayes VIC
tory.n
| There is talk of Simmons Governor OF Massachu-
| sets.
A stubbornly contested canvass is predicted IN In
diana
Grasshoppors already hopping out of their eggs
in Missouri
Tho Mone tax register Is asked for by many of the
electors Of Iowa.
The Confederate archives are Godsend to the true
blue republicans.
is said that the natioral party is secretly organ
izing In Cleveland.
Portland Press:--"The rag baby in Maine is having
an awful time techng."
Tho Indianapolis SentinM says that tho democratic
party is not gong to die.
The Springfield Republican says that for young
party the new Is ambitious.
The Philadelphia Telegraph believes that Blaine
might BIO statesman were he less ambitious.
Alexandria Gazette :-'Virginia cannot AFFORD to
have her white people relapse into barbarism
The Boston Post thinks the work OF the Halifax
Commission should be revised and supplemented.
Alexandria Gazette 1--WE look in vair Tor the i'm
provement in business to result from the silver bill +"
Judging by the excited dcnunciation II has pro-
voked the national party would seem to be ''loaded.
Springfield Reputlacan:-sIt Is evident that tho
fisheries question is further from settlement than
evcr.'
Cincinnati Commercial:-"Ben Butler and Tom
Ewing are lonesome out In tho wet with their rag
baby"
Toledo Commsrciot:-s'Toledo has moro statesmen
;,,nt tl,.n harn nj nj "a
the Union"
Springfield III Register:-"The national spariy Is
an impudent sham a political confidence game, re
publican trick"
The corpse OF Daniels, the murderer, has peen
resurreced not by the arcnaugel, but by party oil
youthful s'sawbones."
South Carolina after her recent act of reputation
is enforced will have an acknowledged bonded DEBT
of nearly four millions.
The Indianapolis Sentinel describes Hayes as ia
huge wart the Of tho radical corpse" Meta
phor could no further go.
The Syracuse Journal says that our national honor
would be smutchcd" by refusal TO pay the Halifax
award. S'much Tor that
A bill Is before tho Pennsylvania Legislature In
tended to close Sundays the Geological Garden and
the Academy OF Fine Arts in Philadelphia.
The Philadelphia North american remarks there IL
but one thing to do now-to stop calling names and
try to make the silver dollar good the gold one
The Philadelphia Inquirer thinks that 'the new po
ltical movement will force some wholesome reforms
into the nagoment OF tho old party organizations y
Altoona Tribune 1.-THE democracy have been SC
long OF office that IL is difficult for its appointees
TO regulate themselves to the ways OF honesty and
| discretion"
Philadelphia Times:-"The day may DO breaking
but is for anybody's rooster to crow
badly scared.'
The Philadelphia Times says that the result IN New
Hampshire cannot be fairly claimed as triumph o.
the because the followers OF Chandler
| helped to bring it about
The Philadelphia Times says much better
afford to pay the price OF the fishing privilege" frs
and settle the disputes about 1t afterward than to quib
bio over 1t because 1t is against us.
The Charleston Journal Of Commerce congratulates
| the people OF South Carolina tho s'honorabe'
settlement OF the debt question, by which many o
their creditors will got onehalr of what is owed them
| Tho Albany Journal begs the question on the pend
ing representative apportonment. 1t asks whether
tae city shall DO permitted to rule the State, bu
eschows the pertinent considerations justice
The st. Louis Globe says OF the Southern clams:-
"The amount Of money involved is vast that Their
is almost a certainty that Claims Ring will day
be formed which may be able to buy its way TO tho
| vaults of the Treasury
| Troy Hmes:-"Amost everybody whom Moses i'm
piicated in his last confession rises up denies thu
truhfuiness of what he says The fact appears to b
that every time our modern Moses smtes his old ink
stand lies gush forth In almost unending stream
| Cincinnati Commercial :-"rhe republicans hav
| lost the Senate. The question OF the immediate
future is whether they win the House. They can
not win 1t with Jim Blame growls or Roscoe Conkli
sneers. They can win by making the fight for the ad
mnistration in vindcation OF the title of tho Prcsi
| dent and In behalf Of the peace Of the country"
Chicago Times :-"ln the Alabama case the finding
OF majority OF the Joint High Commission Il
DO regarded binding on the respective govern
ments; but in the articles OF the Washington Treat.
with reference to tho fisheries either government Il
left free to accept or reject tho award It is alto
gether likely that tho Halifax Conference has been
vain"
Detroit Free Press:sAn instance OF filia consider
alton from Quebec ana it is hoped it will
bright example to other throughout the lane
A son in the vicinity OF that ancient place Will nc
| even 60 on a visit to the city without his father
permission. The most trivial requests OF the paren
are implicitly obeyed, ana the boy docs nothing with
| out first consulting his iather The old mans nam
is Paul Leonard and ho is 107 years old. The young
ster is eighty1ve.
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.