Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-16

mltted that generally he is sound.
----rhe Democratic Senate reject
ed only three of the Presidents 8
nominations, which is decidedly
loyal for o confirming body of Con.
federate Brigadiers. - New
Hampshire's new Senator, Blair,
the pugilist, looks very much like
Don Cameron. We don't know
which feels the worst about it,
Cameron or Blair.--Senator Rol-
lins, of New Hampshire, has been
interviewed, and expresses himself
as willing to support anybody who
will insure the success of the Re.
publican party next year. There's
loyalty and principle for you.---
Murat Halstead has intelligence
that number of Confederate Brig.
adiers are coming to Ohio to stump
for Ewing. The old Cincinnati
earthworks should be freshened q
bit, and Murat should give the Sec.
retary of War some advice as to the
course next to be pursued
Parker c. Chandler, Esq, made 8
speech at the alumni meeting al
Williams College the other day,
and Informed his hearers that Jas
A. Garfield was the biggest man in
national politics. There was great
applause, but more in admiration
of Mr.. Chandler's modesty in not
excepting himself than in approval
OF the sentiment.--The Provi.
dence Journal says that every State
has an interest In the exclusion ol
any member from the National
House of Representatives if he is
not elected according to the laws Of
the State he represents. But ii
says nothing about how the other
States feel when Rhode Island
sends one more Representative
than she Is entitled to.
Louisville Courier Journal: A
Confederate Brigadier may look at
the Fourth of July.-John Sher-
man will arrive in Ohio soon for
the purpose of repairing fences
We hear nothing as to how Father
Chandler celebrated the day.-To
use John Sherman's favorite ex-
preston, Blaine should go back to
Maine to repair his fences.--The
Presidential party were tossed on
the waters of Chesapeake Bay yes
terday; but they feared nothing,
for tarry Dick Thompson was on
deck.--The great national holi'
day was joyously celebrated all
over the country, not less at the
house of Jefferson Davis than in
the city of Deacon Smith.--The
| United States Ma rshals can blame
nobody but Hayes If they do not
get their pay. He deliberately re-
fused an ample appropriation for
them and nullified the act making
it. 1t was a deliberate and mali
cious act Of notification and OBJ
struction.--Senator Sharon moi
having put in an appearance at the
extra session, there is some talk Of
docking his salary. He certainly
is entitled to no compensation
about three-fourths of every ses
sion. If q Senator is not in his
seat more than once or twice O
year, which is Sharon's custom, he
should not be paid dollar.--rhe
Republican organs find it impossi-
BILE to get people to swallow the
falsehood that the Democrats re-
fused to make appropriations fol
United States Marshals. The fact
is perfectly patent from the pro-
ceedipgs that Hayes refused to ac-
cept an ample appropriation fol
these officials unless he himself
could dictate terms and draw VI
the bill himself.-Secretary
Evarts is personally to superintend
the expenditure of the $4,000 ap.
propriated by Congress to marx
the site of the house where George
Washington was born. 1t is to be
hoped that while Mr.. Evarts is en-.
gagged in this solemn and patriotic
work his reflections on the life and
character of the great patriot may
lead him to repent of his recent
ebullition of Stalwartism.