The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-23
EDITORIAL NOTES AND OPINIONS.

Tho Courier. Journal saya the iatty ayatem
has been introduced on the Sacramento iytr:
Ca, 10 prt teet tho banks and secure owners ~
prnperty aud cut out ennd bars The result
has he far IN excess rf expectation ard II
II w \ hat hensnPeRt result. would follow the
intro iuetlon of the same system on the Mis-
sIss ppt Ilvar.
This IL the way hit It appears to tho Now Ha.
ven Register: tn" kep,tblictns propose to at+Rl
three of Nav Jer,ey's Democratic electoral
Yates by a Il lex That The sams scheme will be
laid before tha ConnaGtl ut LpEeiatnra cannot
b. ,ioYbted The II 'nnb'l IN leaders how oon
rpired IN steal tho next president. Troy sfoln
in 1876 by military force. fraud. perjury and
by throwing out thousands Of y mooratio votes,
The r ,chester Express displays level
outstanding obhga ions ben ing interest at 6
par cert. amounting 10 s2Ts. s.6sl.3th and at per
aa,t sbos tin,abn. Theae bonds are n redeem
able ,eter Juiy 1. 1881 Onnstderink the late
popularity Of per eenta. the bill TO. refund
theRa nnud AT }, lo wer rae seems quito feasible
Toe wing Ia interaat 20 tho government. II
they are refund al mt per nj. would he st0
bSs 03o: at Y per mt 1t would be s4 .4cs ssl.'
Tho New York Times dons no approve of the
anti Chinese bill whtoh the House Committee
on E.iueation aud Labor has decided 10 report
and says: Ii Is prptty clearly established thai
everything which IA RouGhr hv ths bill Ia vio-
latton Of the spirit. ii not he rttsr OF the Bur-
vito q g Chinese government. and II would CT
tainly hs more fair end moro niEnih-d 70 try
THE method OF procedure fitst. as would inevit
ably b. done with any foreign now"r capable OF
defending t'a own treaty rights or enforcing
our treatY ohlig4tlOna.'
The s.. Louis Times gives The following hope
ful view of prosperity in that city; rhe real
estate boom rtilt continues In NJ. Louis and IL
II gratifying to Uhsprve tha' though ihs market
is unuaually active holders are nor exorbitant
in their demands The advance has baen only
slight. and Tor the ltst tim. Ia years buyers are
becoming numerous. aud. rs q consequence.
thare Is large dai y tnere ,sa iu he number "
tran frrs. This betrayS u healthy tone In the
market. and already u strOng mpetua has haen
given To- material improvements In vacant
parts ofthe city"
That misery loves company" Is very clearly
dem nnstrated by he aMejoined paragraph from
tho Philadelphia. Bt'ietin AT the risk Of
tempting our own street. cleaning author
les TO relax their not too vigorous exer-
ttons. It is interesting 20 get such com
fort az we may ffom people 90 much worse of
than we are In the matter OF street comfort rs
hs bss han n pe this wi1te While h fas h
amnthered In mud and the II, glish newspapers
give US luoh views OF the condition Of LONDON
milder hithnass ef our own.
Whatever may be sati against the people OF
Cincinnati. 1t will scarcely bs denied hat they
are we'll posted on the presid n ial question.
subject It may b. regatded a. speaking from
the card 1t says: 1t. is becoming latner
party the Presidency will be found In an
Eastern State. The tavorttns to-day are ex-
CIV; Seymour a d Ssmuel J. T,den. of n. W
York aud Senator Bayard of Delaware We
ARE inclined 70 the opinion tha' were Mr. Say
mour 10 say frankly that he would take the
nomination II would be given TO him az the
htghest assurance OF eecurttg z the thtty. five
electoral votes or the Emptra state. In any
event the pre- eidantial nomination will be given
to the East 1t Is question. then. who shall
have the seoont place on the ii ker. Il is easily
within the reach If eX Gov. Hendricks OF In
diana: but he has said he would not accept II
The hrst place or none is his mottn. and his
western fciands are likely TO sustain him In
that position. With Hendricks out ri the way
the omtnation Tor Vie Pra-tden will become
ern medtccrities. and ex ". Bishops chances
are st least y par With the, others. Thouah his
WAS not defeated. and 1t Is seriously claimed
that had he been r. dominated he would have
been re- elacted. and b. q majority as great as
boosted him into the Governors chair two
years ago"