The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-28

100, C0nslQered merely as lOBlc, IL un-
answerable. There can be no justitica-
tion OF the Presidents Southern policy.
save one that surrenders Republican
ideas Of duty and impairs his own title.
On these points Mr.. Garrison's opinions
and our own very nearly accord.
at is not because we are at variance
with him that we regret his encourage
ment OF the Chandler quarrel. lie Is TOO
honest to be mixed up with the selnsh
malcoutents and schemers who affect
devotion to principles that they may the
more readily produce party dissensions,
and we have supposed that he 1s TOO
sAgacious man TO be deuded by the
ores OF insignificant factions into the
belief that something may be gained by
the fighting issue which for all practical
purposes is as dead as SECESSION. As
matters now are his labor is vain, as
subjects Of much greater moment than
cou ousistency of Mr.. Hayes OCCUPY pubic
atten tion.
"We may indeed apprehend another
sectional struggle and one that Will
determine the af1inities Of States and
classes with good deal OF distinction
| but the sectionalism will not be Of the
kind which men like Mr.. Garrison seem
unable to forget. Financial heresies
| Will be at the bottom OF it. and the re.
| organization of parties may be one ol
It's results. The present concern US
more than the past. The bitter quarrels
We have had with the South ought not
to be allowed to interfere with the
chance of co-operation between the Ens'
and those Southern forces which repe
the crusade OF Western secIionalism
and offer their aid in the battle FOL
honest money.
O NJ
Charleston, in opposition TO Chicago, o
| New York, hand in hand with New Or
leane, in opposition to Cincinnati, may
| shock those who can not understand
that the war OF the rebellion is over ant
reconstruction is ended, but is the spec
tacle for which the country must be pre-
pared. The essential fact is that causes
are at work which will shape new issues
and will also to some extent determine
the governing power i'll party reorganl
ZatiOns."
The Venezuelan Mission.
The W orld's Washington special says
1t has been finally decided to send Min
lister Russell back to Venez lela, and h
has left Washington for That purpose
Difficulties which led to his recall an
which grew out OF the Venezuela claim
scandal, have been amicabIy ADJUSTED
TO the entire satisfaction OF b0tn pal
ties.
Rev. Henry Ward Boecher
Yesterday, previous to his sermon, sal
ne had been subjected to angry oiiticIsr
on account Of reports OF his sermon
that were grossly wrong. He alluue
to the "Bread and Wa OF" sermon and t
the sermon on "Hell.' He said that hi
sermons were printed in his paper jus
as they were delivered, and i'll mos
cases without revision by MIN. NJ
Baeoher said that he thought the repOr
ers OF the New York daihe, had not ha
long theological training. lie did nt
care tor himself, but one OF the baleil
Ell. C S Of reporters cOndenstns sermon
was Lhat the consciences OF good me
were disturbed, particularly editors
l religious papers. =.
+ IN closing, Mr. Beecher said he oil
not claim tU represent any denomlni
ZION, and no one but himself was respoi
3 siDle LOT what he said. 1t is no;eWO
thy fact that the four reporters presel
wien the 'Hel." sermon was delivered
each made the same mistake OF WhlG
e Mr.. Beecher complains, although the
9 sat in different parts OF lhe church, Sn
, had no conversation with one anothe