The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-11
PITH OF THE PRESS.

indianapolis Jotllnal \hcp.C Ndllletu,
of Ohio, in the second place, would add
strength to any Presidential ticket the
Republicans would nominate.
Portland Press Rep.): A year more
of resumption, with returning confidence
and activity in business, and the Green
back party in Maine will be largely re-
membrance only.
Chicago Tnter-Ocean (Rep.): The Gin
cinnati Commercial is willing to remark;
Gold Zach. Chandler seems to have his
second wind" Considering the source,
this ;s a concession.
Detroit Free Press Dem.); If Mr.
Hayes refuses to assent to an appropria-
ton bill on terms which Congress i'm
poses, il will be the duty of Congress to
present him the alternative of conducting
the Government without money.
Utica Herald (Rep.): The position of
President Hayes ought not to be doubt
full. He knows that every safegard which
the nation can maintain ought to be pre-
served for free and honest elections in
the South and in the great cities.
Cleveland Leader (Rep): No man in
either House of Congress has greater
responsibility for the inhiction of another
session upon the long-suhcring business
snterests of the United States than the
great demagogue Thurman. And the
people will not forget it.
Charleston News and Courier (Dem.);
For the first time since 1860 the Demo
Gratis have control Of both branches of
Congress. 1t is of great consequence to
the country, and Of supreme consequence
to the Democratic party that no wild or
extravagant legislation be attempted.
New Orleans Democrat (Dem.): The
'rebel Brigadiers" in the new Senate will
be confronted by those fiery warriors,
John Logan and Zach Chandler. This
is enough to make the average Brigadier
shake Il ii lis boots. It is understood that
Logan and Chandler have served notice
that they intend to do dreadful things in
the way of fighting the war over again.
Omaha Herald (Dem.) Mr.. Potter has
had difficult task to perform. With
the very men welding the power of the
nation who committed these crimes, con.
trolling unlimited resources to reward
all confederates, and in a position to OBJ
struct in every way the arriving at the
truth, he has, nevertheless, overcome all
Instructions, and presents i'll this paper
document, the spirit OF which will hang
over the Republican party like an aveng
ing Nemesis 50 long as it shall have al
organization.
Mohawk Valley On. " Democra
CDem.): The name OF Samuel J. Tilder
strikes terror to the hearts of the ring
leaders. They dread him, and the fear
that he may be nominated as the Demo
cratic standard-bcarer in 1880 have
caused them to traduce him by the
foulest of means. They cndeavored t.
filch his good name by the cipher dis
patches. In this they have not beer
successful, and his prompt demand to b.
sworn before the Potter Committee, TO
gcther with his straightforward state
ment, make him to-day far stronger thar
ever before
n. Y. Tribune Rep): Several Demo
cratic editors were moved at the close oI
the late Congress 10 enter into elaborate
reflections upon the departure of the Re
publican party from power in botI
branches Of Congress, and the accession
! OF the Democracy to the vacant place
They were sure that glorious outlook
was thereby secured, and were especially
happy in the thought that no retainer Of
the Republican party would hencefortl
get his nose into the public crib except
by permission of the Democrats. The
outlook is dimmed already By the shadow
of coming row, and the grand charge
on the public crib is delayed by the OBJ
stacle OF a determined Administration
with veto power in its hands.
Philadelphia Times (Ind.): A Chicag
manufacturer having determined to es
tablisf mandatory of cotton goods !
South Carolina, the Washington Repul
lican editorially warns him that his lii
!, will in be danger in the South. This
e most ridiculous. Because the man VIII
Y went down there to enjoy "tive year