, 1881-02-18
PUBLIC OPINION.

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Charleston Ncifs HNH Courier tl'cnl.}: 1aa
propln nf tic State aro wclry 0r cAiIynsscs Rad
,t.r,inru In ,vl,Irh n tnIuurttv ore ,.snre,td tu
.n,,s,,n, :, ,,n,,,r,tv ,vttt,n,t hur,n., nnylndy
NV ,,t ,,,s ,v ,""ia .s .rnriarr5
Tic l'eultontiary.
l1urrtsbn,r rorrespontlenro Herald; II /,
nc1InvcI lint t,.mnrnn viii r,Y,,lt fru his pre,.
cnt uost,iou ond risk nnut1,rr 1uoy,iucut, knyrs
rnr its ,,,icet tho ,,p,,,jnutIuu Of II t,uw ,par
vim vii nn ,oor,, ,cnntul,,o III tln, [,ulcpcndens
ltnm,,,ll,,,ns md loss f,yf,r,,hlu Ia min, Tho
sr,ntnr "a l,,,k iuv rI,rwir IN hIs t,w candI3sey
IN iii with 1n,r npprchnI,sf,,f,. md II he con-
scmts to tho withdrawal of Keaver tha principle
WnlT n. tmtGt, IN tt,I,. him in t1m interview with
t.nn,.raI, nj tl,,t !" h, wltI stamI uuch hetf
c.atro Of i,cing his owl, sl,cccssnr il he and bis
Trin,,iu ainw,,d tn tn,lnnnniG,,t lcnulIllranst TO
nn,nc ~" rn,,,it,iatr.
'"a'' '.'u s"""'""'o' A.
Il washington afspatch sass: ,s., .a,'
uon. s.s ~ y, 1 y" W IT, s,,os I'm, xhIs
smo Sr. y, H., 81, ror ,n,t y, % ,se rs
ttotl, uutl whio cp1oyinx bis work, hn feels thas
br hua becn 1onu u11u,lut, abroad, md thal b,
w t'1ss .sN . 'oh ~, A' ~. ,, t ao.,,,, IN
H! better gratliy hls stes eoua sHn ~ y oe
ltctafy tlhploytleht " li,1e, W!!'en ~ - snrIqn
en.lEnslinl TO hlif!: T. tG etsta :" ", tSa h.
stera s, ~ :" M toH ,n,ss,rat.n ~ tIs accoat
nhnh,s ~ =. ~ ,s'1it ns .tI,r ~ ~ Inwci Tic
tener Is merely VIC foraa M fur il ncariycsc cs*o
thu Mtnlsters nre immediately rcnpnitlts; ~, ~
Low1ils resignation W. ny ''l,trfI ,i i" III = tSs
unnmtl t,,u. s pf his gi,ee.ssor. probaIly carsa
tho Ati,nInlstrntIDn.
| Nav ,-,rt. ,1s,f,n,uo. Far ,vont of some.
.,,,,,. is,, -, NJ, f",,,t ,ut, TIM y,rmoc,s.le
s., ..s,.,..I.'r,,,. - ,t ,,rr.uyc,nerttfo fos
's,,ss "ss ~, ~ thn ,nnurura.
~. ..'.a.,"a p ,r.a nt ,,' - .,r nj, narats
"a o., ,on.Is, ~ II fc,y c,,unou,cs Ut regular
Iro.s, rum t,,o a,,rr,sons NJ m",vI,borlug foA
! All toIt, this furce Will not number as MAJ!
,l'et, III often nureh in h!,lg!o New i1sx r ssts
proper To rulcbr,lte huinyY In New i9tk '3n. ans
military puKcnntry, tI.sru GIN cortanly bc ng'a.
INK uUt ni tho way In ,tignifylng 80 nlHt'ass Il.
1s,nIsirm.lon viii. iii Tcspcctailo 'IIspayt gyt.I q
IJuitrtl ssMtcs troops nj tho Nntional lagassss g.ss
Tho volunteur organizations which aro 70 o,oos to-
n,, nj thair own vxpo,.so They waut t. see Hs
sixhts OF Washington, witness ~ nsset!us1s si iss d
oyont au' havo Koo time, a'l ,t,cs W. w ~
] E .xt In # " To- ~ a ,sy "t''of Of ,s ny
HUH xturs trs' ana nj II to o rnxo o cousy ts9a
whek, they Will con,u, tl,oy will snon o.. IN.
s!re'gm p t1G Sa,' ~ liz pcapie
war .i,o INV Presh!sn. i.st heW ls,sa sogs ~
xnns Atd brush up tl,olr uniforms M inoc{sta au
'sss' .u r,,o ,,,,tnc sea.on
~ ixrty 10 bo ,iutt politically; but II proa,'aa
In In, mn cf rrnt nativity #, thu business Ho9ta
Tho thought Of tho Nation turns s,f'aopfn. nfs'm R.
strife to the work OF tnatcrlil ao's nrasrr.s es
1'cnpto will care more about tAe p'ok.te p'ka.a,t+e,
Sreas .as'ras .4 ,a. ".a s"'' .,ha 'hau about d.
during tho noat s,S no.a' ~" .,' vs.upeuoa
movements OF 1oo po'l,e,ne' N,.s' att by xay o.
@ santS stF;Hr FS ira,!s G 10 @ octur s1t ssr, ~ j
attrct ma1e, nttsttn ~ %'it M" III 's"ana
' ns,s',ttIn n r "9o ortcr1 ssne of tho nes us,u.
f"n1ti, i"t iIuhn mi MnntH,,l, ut,4 tug ThI
r. tns pw GaM niu'Isc Vii rle