, 1881-01-03
PUBLIC OPINION.

rarra lInuto und.( EIprcsS Q}ep.): MIR.
13laIne viii probably be Secretary Of State, and
most excellent QUE he would mike.
Cincinnati CO,,,fleretul {Rep.}: We would
brt q rcd cllor-npple that 1t Gov. Foster ls not
tho Postmaster. General Of the noxt Adsnlnls*
tra.lnn. Mr.. a. ". Campbell, Of Whoo'lnR' will
be tho snass.
Memphis Appeal fBourbon): AS ono By
orc tho rosos Yall undor tho winter biasts, so
docs ono by ono of tho rights OF tic States fall
under tho steady murch Of Capitalization and
consolidation.
Montgomery {Ala.) <1ducrttscr aa1d Mail
d)ont; II thuse ts no chance for tho selection Of
my other thnn d Republican, tho appointment
q Juve ltce TA se the NJ mosS sati.sfsesesy 9 fn
tho prbplo ot Aiabatnn thnt tho Presldent cohlo
make.
Gath: Garfield has good feeding qualities,
and likes iot1p dtnu0rs, with chalnpuKsiu. aud
Huyes likes respectable dinners. without chntn~
pagno, where every body !s superior. 0araeld
doesn't ltko thom too good, hut Just good
enough.
Cincinnati Commercial {Rep.): Boston
Common Ia tho pnly reatly appropriate mud aafo
placo for tho roneas, Thoy could be Ted On
boaus and tho isttlo Indiana coul, uttcnd suhool.
III that wny they may hO withdrawn from tho
grasp Ut Carl Sehurz, and yet not DO soa1peA W
The Sioux. ....
Meridian (Allss.) :,Fcrcuru (Flro- -Eatcr): II
II 44NlI tFhuAplEt ltQ4E AtlJ VI tlc UuA40%@A Nv
9roes have ea,,se<l tils EntoFpraao proseou sion,
wo merely suggest to tho boys to tnke tllonl
II il was white 1ati, no 10 entitled to ride IN
u raitroau-with tho roAd left OUT.
Hartford Eueni,lg Post; Connecticut
may 10 proud Of tho fAct that ono Of bur Sous is
successfully cArryiu9 out In IN iulportant 00v-
urn,ucnt oiiico xeuulno ctyil-servtoo reform.
yhts IL Qou. Walker, tho Superintendent pf tho
Census. lIo positively dcc,lnoa to lot political
Influence oauso tic ryotMotioh 0t inei!lolcnt
uiorks lii bis uitioo. or tho reinstatement Ut taoso
| dismissed tor cnuse.
Now York Graphic (Rcp.}: 1t Is tor the
interests Of tho country mud fur tho Interest Of
tho Ilcpbllcnu party TINT Its lcndets shall taku
tne chief ptaues i,l the Executive Government,
asad mt luaye tho,n to DO alled by snere clerks
| t1pt, without tnitIntitd Of tloir own. 1ni only
u taS eg aS asf @
I Stato would bu m admirable appointment.
Nuw York Post (1nd.}: The "olA set,'
WHO bud no liking for y theta literary fGilcss,
must 10 shocked ut tho now doinaa oe Gen
! G.7nt, llo has not only u'a.lo one or two
| s1teeehos OF !ato In which verbal tluebcy ali
ecyornoas Wers nsa 70 what hns nye aso saoaEh ~,
tt IL usa nav atsttduheed iat ha VIII aGPcaf ~
contributor, ~ tho 1'axt n"'Aaer u sha Non'
AHcrtcah 1efetep,
Jacksouvllla t1u.) Journal tt,cp.l, Gcn
| llnWMT0l uMSIu4 uAPE4!1l*oeA WV SottHStEt"' -
West Point, and being \ Christian 'HOntsomn'l
Will not per.uss recurrence OF tho affair svhel
raeoutly dssyracoa thnt iaatitntton. iia IL TIL
rlHtt utan In tho right plas,e. Tho institution
| tlNl draw THUR support fr!m tho a0veruHlent
! u,,4 TINT mrs established pFeslsnAaly f0F ~
XDtAj Dr tho public sorylo1t should not 10 nrIsto
| CrAt!o Institutions.
GoleshurE ll!l.) Register (tep.l; TIL
Springfield correspondents Vt tho city Papos
still speak NJ an extra session Of the I.cEtsln
turo was matter Ut noce2slty. No dn9bt so'1s
nru anxious TINT au extrH session should q
caltc.i.-suuh ls taver0kueperx III bpEln8nett,"
bur there chi, 10 no real NECESSITY for il. Con
xress Will net pstsMptty Astes recess N nxeue ~
= number Ut thv naxt lt0ute OF Representative
| And Whct1 that IL tltlno. tAp nNtnter ~ VINE
uAuh 6tnte 10 entitled IL u matter 1F elnspl
arithmetic, and the Legislature at llliMota ca
then 70 to work oE' III appotloamcnt etl!s'
! Ahbey!l!e u. u.} Atxa'usa ,iDeual; AL
,llt, for tho spko Of asguuaaus, thnt this shur
man eorressp6ndenco did tuko place, and II
solpuun IL VI plain as tha nose On y .aa"'s Eas
that our ploQa Senator bud 10 notion Ut 1uol
"Ns himself has said IT," After asking als o.
plupation, which was not mado satisfactorily.
| merely aenouuoas Sherman ~ stAr, Rna tut
bltp bis addscss. Senator Hampton pbsions
| expected Sherman to coutlnue friendly corr