The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-31
Political Points.

Political Points.
 ~Whshington Post: "Independanr, papers of tic Chicago Times typo ehdeasoring to explain why Ben HiiE got mad enough to tell so much 1 truth about Hayes. It doesn't mat. ter the truth doesn't have to be apol. 1 ogized for.
 Cincinnatti Enquirer: Tilden has not been caught up to date. 4 great deal of talk and paper have been wasted at his expense, but inothing susceptible of proof has been fixed upon him. Tue old gen tleman either almighty cunning or innocent as an unborn babe.
 PhilanetpiIja Times: Mr. Man. ton Marble reduces some Of the WhiteIaw Reid ciphers to naught, and that without any unnecessary circumloeution. Some of the other coparcepers may yet be heard from.
 Portland Argus: The Greeubuck vote says Republicans came mostly ] from the Democratic party. If that be so, in what charming minority of the popular vote is the Renpubli can party.
 Louisville Couricr-Journal: Un. less all the signs signally fail, the election of Di Luke P. Blackburn, as the next Governor of Kentuckey. may be regarded as one of the cer, tainties oi the future. His devotion to the yellow fever sufferers has al ready decided the question.
 Pittsburg Post: We may there. fore set it down IS settled fact that, 1 should the election of the President two years hence go to the house of Representatives, the Democrats will be In position to elect their candi date in a vote by states. Tue sen ate, being Democratic, will elect the l Democratic, candidate for Vice President as q matter of course.
 London truth: When womon seornfully assaI ono of their own sex, and men defend her, there are ten chances to one that the accused ! deserves no reproach; but when wo- are all found speaking up fora lady whose name men treat with brutal leYity or mention with grave looks, according to their tempers, then there is no need to inquire into the lady's character"
 Cincinnati Enpuirer: For dead statesman, Thurman is more written about than any one we wot of. Thur man may die, and other great men may dio, but the idea he so ably rep resents will go on growing till the people win their fight agalnst the Bankoeracy.
 New York Graphic Supposing the National Green back party to dis. appear, what then? II it should go into either of the old parties in a body it would turn the scale of it's favor Into which it would be ike ly to go? There is littie question: into the Democratic party. But un. [ til after the November elections there is no probability of dissolution. The Nationals are still tue unknown quantity.
 New York Sun: Not many weeks heuce events may answer these ques- tions in respect to the Presidential aspirations of both Blaine and Thur. man. the result of the November elections may have I good deal to do with shaping this answer. Howev- CT, it will be safe to assume that J, B. Blame and A. C. Thurman will be rather lively members of the re tired list of Presidential candidates, and it will he well for their rivals to keep an eve oil them.
 Washington Post: Heilman, the only Radical who came up smiling after the storm in Indiana, was in German during almost the entire campaign. This indicates that the farther Radical statesman Is from his neighbor the better they like him.
 Baltimore Gazette; Mr. Hayes may the bloody shirt in the south agaln. but for every member of con gress that he steals for the Repubi- can party in that way he will loose two in the North, and when the neHt Democratic Congress meets IL may open sort of bloody shirt campaign for the Fraud in the White House. The country is sick aud tired of this agooniug the south at every election, and there vas 8 tacit under standing when Mir. Hayes gracious. iy permitted to enter an office to which he had not been elected, that the thing had to be stopped.
 Washington Post: Zach Chandler is getting to be quite poetical in h,5 orations, Among other pretty thtags he urges the Republicans of Michi- gan Go prepare to ''sound the horn oi victory" Now, we have DO spccla! interest in this prospective perform ance. but we feel iG oar aaEg @ in- form Mr. Chan,Nes' in advaBca os the attempt, that C.onger E at present rather weak, on aceQnnt of the atIG- ouS campaign labor which he has rc- gently undergone, and it would be advisable to be mild with him 2t first.