The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-28
SPIRIT Of THE PRESS.


ane Hnsiisn 1A"0rs y, Anis mornink'
The Enquirer SAYS: The man who re-
llnquished the Presidency the country had
voted him may rellnquish candidacy for
NJ NJ T;iSa;n sn" s';,.;, ", Dnn S s.atp,
nnarrai in nan,oorsti, Staro ahsoI,, t0Iu
sassan,;ai 20 nanncrst;c snocass Sana,,tv.
souan thousond w namsooratio % ms,,o =, Wsn,
VI 90 COST oro;nst Nj tTiiSen Ias, M.
venbor Nav Yort hoe thirtv.6va Eiec.
toroI votas u,Iass M T;idon con o.",ho
the d;ffsranoos in b;s own State II IL nsa.
iosS 70 atton,nt IN d;Sor;so Az fort that h.
woriS ha ON avcee6;noIv danoerons cord;.
da,a to b;s Marty sn lis own STATE Rnt
Mr. T;Idon con NAME tbe
nemocrot;c c,nd;6ata that cor bo
aIootoS and ,romnnrated Con bs a. ~
| tho %a;cht Of a;sina owov ran,;nnt;on G wv
for tbe Prss;dencv27 Ravard dr;fts nnt
of notice he being NJ, LANCER q. pres;dert;ai
nossihiI;fv Genl}.i HancocE staISs INTO
prominence. noble historic 6gnre @
bearing a mama tbat ;s douhIw h;stor;c ha
has many noin,s Of ADVANTAGE in tha com.
inc strn1ole He fouoht bravelvand con.
snicnonsly for tbe Union. and more than
one of tne great yict ries for the IInion in
the late war are directly att,ibntahle tn
his mastery Generalsbip. He smoke brave
| lv for the Constitution and the supremacy
| Of the law wbeiYthe war was at an end and
no All of Injustice or military oppression
can he laid at his door.
o--..:-, u,.n a.,
-, Inc lomihelG,ai says WIN SHERMAN,
Wasnourhe or plaine ior leauer OF the he-
puolicahs, we pe,'eve a maJ9fity OF the
| next ,n HOUSE woulo oe secu.eu 10 them'
Lseh suppose 'ne eIeo'aoh ~ orahs possl,
o,e, We uo tio' .;i IGe ,na. any trnns soou uiu
ooiie ou' vi s'ii,u ~ .oiui tnot9 "ouiu w
0nly eVll, ana that cohtihuany; AS ior
Dlaihe, we Dehese ne Mouio give sne coul-
.iy spienu.u au.n,'sttaivn, san % anu upon re-
stronger than he found lt.-Concerning the
colNinuance ofpeace with the Utes. a war
would cost in the neishborhood of ten
millions of dollars. The Utes are
in natural fortresses. exceedinp in
strength the famous lava beds. MANY
valuable lives would be lost. If therefore
it is possible to say4 the sayages. we can
save also vast sum of money and the lives
of not few brave men. We shoufl think
the noble rage of an able editor might be
tempered bv considerations sucb as tbase
| Moreover. the Utes are so far nm In the
mountains that effective warfare mon
them is imnossihle until the saasnn 10 walI
| nf 10
m;ssrable tribe 10 necessary II can not no
done nnti, the latter mart of nr;, Tie
neonle of Cincinnati will And in tho IN
pointment of Mr. n II Carson as Chat If
Police an assurance that tbe Mavor rnder-
stands his dntv and is res ,lnte to nerforn,
If IN the rstermost Mr. Carson,s nnl;ce
exnerience consists lin his services 90 n
mambar NJ the Hoard in tha da,s uhar tba
Board was decent and doing good. He was
in comnanv with the Mavor in that service
and the desire of His Honor to have his.old
associate with him IN sha re the new res,,on-
sibilitv ia as natural as II ia commemorative
Inc uazetIe says: mayor jacob, VINO hao
soihe e.ceiieht poiice eAPerience IN the
great rallroau rio,s' 10 now az the Jeao oI
Tue police' ne mas mahilesteu MS desire
Sna' .nS .o'oo sna:i DI ia''eu m " nlsn ein-
Chief The new administration retains
Capt' heilly IN the pace OF Inspector IL
~ wen kio"n Ihat Oapt' REILLY mas peeh
| 700 goou ah onicer 10 pe secure III MS place
uHuer 'ne iaIe aulhilisVfatioh, UT W oe
aiioWeo W lliaAe tne loIce elhcieht asalns'
iaw-preakels' our ponce iofce contains
many soou inen. tneie ~ ~ neeu nv ol
| : seneIai ieeohs1luo'ion ,, u inenoeis. ne
.oi.o . "ao u1.,Io na..h"S ~ Hau "uninis.
th atu 'onie W." nau mo ~ !. % "Gie naae
od Vo ,"'eo' M. To, for vn rL;"t r psI az tne
for next in command. and sucn inyigorat-
ing as this implies, we have reason to looK
for as good police force as anv in Amer.