, 1880-11-26
PUBLIC OPINION,

Columbus Journal tRcp.}: it Is an
nulinccd, sclnl-authDritAtlyGly. TINT President
ilaycs declares ttat tho ,,so Of his natne In cor-
iscctlon with tho Senatorial contest In without
bis knowledge or consent. friond ut our ol-
fu,w suggests TINT experience proves TINT when
Hayes bcYna to tlcu!tnt vigorously, It II nbttut
tlnae for lne other fellows to "look two why's
st. Louis Glo1,c-Dcn.ocntt {Rop.): Mr..
Eyarts should, OIL his retirement from tho Cabl-
net, imttnto tho example Of his illastriouH
brother Prime Minister, Of England, md write
s;;00do novel; touching up Conk!lng and tho Stall
wnrts, As DsraGll IL anft to hRyo touctetl up tue
hs.ling Ltberals ~ "En,lytnon." fIis fase.
uIllsllal charm to d lovers diatuK.
Louisville Co,4rtcroTo,sr,sut (Dom.): Al
though tho e1cctlos! ind Thanksgiving nre both
set down In tho caieulur OF tho melancholy days
Of NoycmbcE, tho South will Tomorrow sit down
to her turkuy, stullel solid with TIC unottiola
oyster, md ont With M appetite Anlsnpaircd by
pnllt!sa! .lyseps!t IL. m,n % ylyns ylynnns M .a Wy!
lMls, md With removed strength 70 In for tue old
Aug aill IN appropriation. 10
st. Lou!s Globe Democrat {lsep.): TheSon-
atorlal schomo would DO impr,ctIeable eyon II
it wero right, md would bo wrong uvUn u 1t woru
practicable. Tho tatug to do Is to ptoyltto by
law that NIL ox-I'rpsidcnts shai bc entitled to u
Ha1ary Of say I'll, Geo during life. Provided, how-
eyor, thut samuel J. Tlldon shnli not bo zcgarl-
cts W MI OK l'rcsiiont for tho purpoecs of this
not We fcNr that II th'a prnvtso wore Omitted
SUNNY would walk un to tho. captains 0tllgo
evGry pay-dAy md cluIm bis sAlary. 1ta regards
himself as tho 1n0st aggravated onse Of ex-presl-
drnt-tn tho true mpAntuE uf the pFcllx-eycr
seeH tn any country.
Dutfalo Courier t1lcm.): We can say very
cl,phuttcaly for ourselves TINT tho Courier
would not havo xlyon tho bforcy eplstlo the
Eonalnes.oe It llt had 1t not pecn for Mt. liar
nun,'a positive attestations of Ita Renutneness.
Thts being tho case, VIC have right to fall baok
on Dir, Hnrnum ami hfs Committees And 1t Ia
their duty to tlct for thOsU wh0n they, hOwerct
innocent, iI!fsGt, IN suCknK silth Satisfaction Df
redreaa III tho elsse 1llay ppsnt ut. We rop1At,
| Ii tho National COtntnlttt aro convinced thnt
they hRvu be0I rlGtntxptl, they should Mt nElcl
tAk0 llyoly part In tho hunt foF tho 10 oouudsoa
| who entrnpp&A then.
| The DIsmarck Irlb,l'.g, III discussing tue
proposition to divide tho Torrltory OF Dakota,
says: awhile u minority OF tho people undouht-
ct.ty Prcfpr division, shero IL u strong under
rllrrent lii favor Ut admission rs Il whulc. Many
In Northern Dakotu dislike to lose tho psesstRo
| guluel Tor Dakota by tholr grout wh0at- tells
| Many would pEofcr to rcslda in q magnificent
| Statu like New York or Qh!o, or such IN ons aa
Ilnkota will be. rAther thAn Ia lttlo snlda atfaIl
like Eevuta, which lA carried It, tho vest rtcke,
ut y fuw uleis. Thu rapid march Ut tho rAltroatis
will soon unto thp Whulu IGtrltHry, 8U thAt there
| Will not bu tho divided interests which have
! formed y substantial basis fur llYlat0la nrEu.
! MeI,ts- Within tAruo years At most Yanktou, ol
uQnssq qthte polat On tho Missouri -Rsperv vsa!t he'