The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-13

leads to the inevitable conclusion that the
nominee will be either Mr.. Saerman oil
some one not yet prominent as a candi-
date.
The Commercial says: The bolt of the
boomers was Dad for the boom.-Mr. Fish
made mistake in fish once He went fish
ing and got caught rhe man who goes out
with hook and comes back on it, might
be a good bait for v'tes on Presidential
ticket, and he might not-The delegates to
the General Conference of the M. Il. Church
yesterday did not seem to be looking for an
Ohio man. The four new Bishops are from
the eastern corner of the country. In fact
there was pretty Solid East during the
ballots. and the Eastern delegates had what
they would call in Wall street corner on
the. Episcopacy.-This week, thus far,
Blaine has bagged three States
West Virginia, Nevada and
Michigan. The third term took in Flori-
da.-The English Liberals have a loud
warning in the defeat of Sir William Har-
court in Oxford. As he accepted Cabinet
position, he had, according to English GUS
tom, to be reelected, and has lost his seat.
If seat can not be found for him, he of
urse loses his place in the Cabinet
President Hayes would not accept another
term, even if offered to him on q silver
platter.-Congress couldn't get at the
policy of resumption. The Democracy
sought In vain to interfere. Then
Sherman's policy gave Providence chance,
and the refunding of the National debt was
his particular work.-There is one case of
spontaniety about the Third term party
the Chicago bolt. When the Thirdtermers
found themselves in painful minority,
they precipitately put themselves out.-It
is evident that Mr.. Tilden has not decided
that he will not be candidate for the
Presidency.-Another good thing: the Jno.
L gan bolt and all it implies will result in
firing the local sentiment around the
Chicago Convention against the third term.
The German Papers
The Volksfreund says Colossal lies is
what Senator Conkling styles the state
ments of Grants failures in Illinois If
party, however, speaks out in resolutions
that third term is against every tradition
of the past, and that it immutably opposes
such thing but after fouDyears nominates
or tries to nominate third term candidate
what would be the EXPRESSION for it by
the handsome Senator of New Yolk2-The
Commonwealth of Owing on, Kentucky,
has sound views, 1t says: Tilden is
stronger candidate than Grant. Yes. a
stronger candidate than any other whom
the Republicans possibly could nominate.
The Volksblatt says: Three convcts es-
capped from the Columbus penitentiary
yesterday. The escape, as shown in anoth-
er column, was made without difficulty.
The management of the penitentiary, in
spite of all reorganization, seems to be a
poor one, for all escape of that kind would
have been impossible, had it not been for
the objectionable negligence or stupid in
of the officials.
The Freie Presse says: In spite of the
FitzgeraldKumler opinion, the Board of
Health does not yet belong to the things of
the past. On the Contrary, the Board still
transacts its business and proposes TO con-
tinne doing so until legal decision has
sealed its fate.
Yesterdays Abend Post says: The great
est miracle of the nineteenth century-A
stllborn Board Of Health that kicks at the
inquest.