The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-14

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Boston Evening Traveller (Rep.l: Cipher
graphy is eminently a question on which
the Democratic par, y can afford to be reti-
cent.
Burlington Iowa) Hawkeye (Rep,): Iowa
will be solid for James Wilson for Vice
President, no difference who is nominated
for President.
Louisville Evening Post (Dem): No true
friend OF the South will recommend the re-
pudiation of any debt, State or municipal
Let the South be ''s9lid'' against repudia-
ton.
Dayton Journal (Rep.): All the DEM
ocratic candidates are now practicing
they must also learn how to say Brother
Brown" with sincere JUNCTION.
New York Star (Dem.): Citizen Dalzelr $
chief distinction is not that he is an Ohio
man, but that he has received more invita-
tions than any other American to bury his
inkstand and wear corn-cob in his mouth
Baltimore Gazette (Dem.): The Supreme
Court has struck Mormonism square
blow between the eyes; but, as the New
York Tribune puts it, there may be some
difficulty in getting Utah to recognize the
Supreme Court. Perhaps another Utah
war is imminent.
The Lafayette Ind.) Dispatch (Dem.):
The South will have much to say in the
Radical Presidential Convention in 1880
but there its power will end. 1t can name
the candidate, put him upon the course
and then the burthen of the battle falls
upon the other States.
Chicago Tribune (Rep.): Thurman's game
is to urge the denomination of Governor
Bishop as matter of justice and expedien
cy, but the trouble will be to convince the
Ohio Democracy that the present incum
bent could lead them to victory as agains
possible Foster, Garfield or Sherman.
Chicago News Qnd.): Well, resumption
is fixed fact, and President Hayes says he
can now see that prosperity is returning
But let us put question to you dear read
er, in spirit of confidence and affection
Have you had your salary raised, and is
there any noticeable decline in the price OF
butter?
Ohio State Journal (Rep.): Under the di
rection of Ben. Butler the New England
Greenbackers have resolved to stand b
their guns. If Thomas Jefferson Maginni
does not bestir himself in organizing til
Greenback and brood SOW" forces in Ohio
Butler will carry off the Presidential nom
ination.
Chicago Inter-Ocean (Rep.l: The Cincin
natl Enquirer backs up the Commercial
which seconds the twaddle of the Chicago
Tribune in its weak, vindictive and scurr :
Gus abuse OF General Logan. If the threr
could only get the Courier-JOurnal 10 pu'
on its war paint, it would be handsome
quartet. We would add to the list the
Chicago Times, but Storey is little sensi
| tive about his associations, and we hest
| tate.
Daily Ala California (Rep.): The feeling
in favor of calling Gen. Grant to the from
again in the political battle of 1880 is too
strong to be resisted. AS against him
neither Blaine, Conkling nor Washburnc
| could make a strong contest for the nom.
| nation. They must all postpone theil
struggle for the prize if they continue to
entertain the desire for it. Under such cir
cumstances perhaps Mr.. Washburne NIGH
accept the Berlin Mission.
New York Tribune (Rep.): The astutt
Bland who is enormously styled the fahel
of the Buzzard Dollar, has emitted the pro
| found observation that resumption MAY
last week, or possibly six months" If h,
will promise to keep quiet until resump
ton proves failure, the whole countr,
will pledge its word that he may make al
the noise he wishes to after that. 1t wnulC
be an immense relief if all the other finan
cial croakers would make the same promise
Baltimore Daily News (Dem): If the Re
publicans propose to make resumption anC
the reduction of the National debt the is
sue in the next campaign, and expect tc
win by an appeal to the peoples gratitude
we think they will find that the broker
merchant, the farmer with his land heavily
mortgaged the owner of real estate whost
rents scarcely pay his taxes will not be 81
filed with admiration as might be supposed
at the spectacle of the nations Diminishing
debt and enhancing credit.
New York Times (Rep,): Referring tt
former remarks of The Times upon th
subject, the Springfield Republican hail
the four per cent. investments as implyiny
"a great reduction in all interest"-as
great cheapening of al capital" with at
tendant relief TO industries and enterprises
If the condition of things was general,
healthy, the inference would be correct
But this hypothesis is at variance will
facts. The cheapness of money represents
not its wholesome abundance but the all
sence of desirable opportunities for its in
ves ment.
4 / is well to get clear of a bad cough o
cold the first week but it is safer to ri,