, 1881-03-08
PUBLIC OPINION.

EerlItla, who, in u Into spepci, to tho tnus" ,a'
1sarkcd: "alnny.tungHcd run,or, tho ,nhln.,
ernhgt nf cnlstt,'ly, Inns more thnn hlutrs} Inn
to tho glitter Ur gold hive tIecn n,'.Ini tao On.
men. and tint tho corporate Al,tllIlls u ,ba
lind. wtnse influence Ii r. ImpussfbIu IN, ="
feel, even III thu ill1lrr chamhers of this tGnnJr
hive cnled to thesr cuuuscl both tho sFyht1rs.
shn nt tcrea ami tho atar.oyed cypriat wbosa
hon'G IL OFT tlo hHIts.'
Charleston Nclr8 and CUurfrr fDem,.
The South cannot afor,l tu sta,rl before iha
country Ms 'rreasury-nrahbcr, or thu arram.
llIce Of Treasury gr,,bbrrs. There IL M ,1[sm.
sftlnn anywhere to object to tho expenditure n,
public money upon works that will Eny for ,bo
expenses In tho advantages toy give tho States
There Is nh objection, which grows stronger
GsGry t1Hy. tn frltttrtnR nSiy ntil[uEs Gt1 work.
thnt would not get uullnr If IT. wEre MT ureE
fiil tn plnGutG plrtaCu!ir Representatives. nn5
Of votes.
New York Tribune: Congressman Carlisle
Ia a Hao,l t1Gnl Of II stutcamnn nftnr nil. When
the Funding bill WIS Uasscl hc congratulated
tho House md tho Country IN tho event. 4,
tho tosn result ts Il reeorsl Of thu fnct tint the
1om0crasic l,1rty attempted trrsh plecp Of
mischief aud was lcn.lesl OFT by the prrsileut.
Escntly to tho dmn'aYo os The Democratic party,
there r. genuine rcaaa1n for eniHrntul.t ton 1t il
II singular fnot t'nt esrry tlefent nf tlm Uc;,Iuc.
r!uy for inhr0 t!inn twenty yenrs hsls becna
cn,'so for National rc1olclllV. Mr. cArsle wu.
merely cl9er tO shout with tho biggest churus
this time.
Ncw York Tfancs: 1t would he difficult to
lmaRluo tnorc absurd argument ,hnn that
commonly ntynncctt by thosc who are Interested
II, preventing our merchants fruln buying ship.
butlt IN England. When atr. Joh,! Rn,rh Is
askc1 his reason fnr wlsh!ug for II continuance
of the ltcRsstratEon law. Ills reply Utmost in.
vtrInhiy [s tlAt If remove this protcnto,l our
1tsnrtet Will la Hooded by the ud hu!ks uni scl.
cutiIs which llnye bcen condemned in l.1,glanI
hut which their owllurs Wn1lI Ktndly sell tu
tho Americans. Atr. lluuch ,nay hnsc ynod
authority for tak!nx tl,A pus!ton: /. lnay EU
that he knows by exuerience thut The American
purchaser eun ba hoodwinked nntl In this WY
trg,,le.l into tho purchase OF bully !nnIlt and
tnsesvlcGnhle shlps, Int, ny u lir'iElIcr md
bre'l modest. nut TO sly prudent. II hl.u
supposed. and. In sp1tu Ut Mr.. Itoactt's c,nts.
H!s'Isa.. nro still d!sposcd u hciiu.c. that thu
An.sr'ean Anu sh'l'-nwnGrs ha! u very gnasl Elnw':;
y st,utll ut,d acnwortiy ship. They certainly I'D
in tho tlaya Of wnut!en bulls, befDre Ar. lh'acha
t'nne hls host to prevent tnom Iran eaIpIns
much practical knowledge Of iron ,lus. W. Gun
hardly believe thnt THUR nntise shre~,lnrsl
rrpgaIet. and That they wonll purchase EuHiIsh
built vessels with their eyes shut. II nsr snip
nlerclAl!'s i,ax, fnl!ei into tllo lnentn! soaa.
t!Gn TINT ar ltnnChs hy1hltllosF1 stpp1ars, thera
Is in hops fur tileH tn tnko II shire III the curry.
lug trsl'le Of tho world. Theit weakness esn'i
only hD prNtcctGtl lii aUHlG Institution for pGE.
sons OF enfeub1el Wits.
"f;atll "ou tho ncw Secretary Of Lie Navy:
"JutRu Hunt, of LonlsInnu, In II e,lse Ut Il .'Iau
who nuyer called OIL himself. Tie South has
paid some nttcntton to Soctnl ltc. Tie North
l,ls solely concerned itself with pIl,ng ,1r lnnley.
Hunt Is oslc Of the men WHO has found bis lI-
scstnsent in sociabll!ty Roud capital. III no
sense frivolous. lit avery se1,so II gentleman. ho
hls met RruRt wAnt. tho connection betwecn
tho Republican pnrty mud tho Southern tctnpeF.
ntnent. 1'u-ttny met II notable Southern grn.
ttninRn named Pickett, who WIS tho G0nfeder.
n.o Minister to Mextco. lIs askc.l ,,le II lnA2s
Ifnnt wns consstler1.l Il concession, 10 tho South.
! pMrre1 this question by saying that tic North
tnltdo no concessions to tho South. II liked tae
,a h q tg s@tn r. MIN" n w" ~ p,c raat n
l,in,sef with 'tho i,,oiisn loea polIt'cs theEs.
lives IN thu Snnti. Iiu ia It natIye Of Senth
carotna. Although tho North ,!Iskc. Souta
Ghron mMnY0t tho teas g!nyerI'I,.E sMo s'is ,SIs
anttc Il ,nAlch for THO Secession element, a.!
tl,o Hunts arc unlon!sta This parIlct,!nr iInns
mover .tl1 9allaxo in secsss Gnraelt M s1ahses 'sa
prHbahay tho Ercn!cst man Il! tho sn!h WY wy
never 1alieyesi tho scheme uf Southern, Eni ai
{tliG+ 4il4 ltkH - Hi 4ltlEF4EHl tAst stuE" e
Bchtsni lii tho country" o.,,
sta sx @ 3S fpo'|sr i'a, person: Garfield
"Why," sa!ti he, mo mnn could knnw Hunt
md nut bo IMPRESSED with hM lie i oneg,, IT,,
thnse ihnuRhttul men WHO appO.tl liIe ,;s nfss
movement fur secession us u hHTrlsllo ca'ah1nn
10 the South. lic never behaved ~ II scGsssHiii ~ ii
was of my ,!ceoi,tt whatever We t!sya ~ sf
.''wn @ s !" walt t tor ti,s ' 5 aire =. the saa'Ser
business. uskod nolio4Y to npimnt t.lm tg o''se. @
md, wlun hc kot up hprG North. n!a1e ILLS 'i1
l'rcsalon without desiring to To su.'
Cincinnati Enquirer QDem.}: as years
hrp considered with References tn distinguished
PUBLIC men, rutherford IL. Hayes II Go"na'h'
lively u young maa. liz rutirts fratn tho rfe''-
te'ley IN robust henlth.-fn tho vigor "s "",.. w.
hood land ILLS Il prospect Of mAty ycIffs III n.s
IN which TO lonk fur tic complete El!1!eaa@vI. w.
frau IL purity stAnlpo]Nt. OF hia public he!s' ~
Administration will stAnll tho test as ''l'le' "
Will improve In tho estimation Ut tho ptoP'' ~
1t becomes divorced fr0u thu exc1tetnealS aAa
bltturtlcss which surrounded It. Gu'. hlsao'.a,
consideration will justify II. III tho 6ee'psr"'
Ut hts Ohio homc, surrounded By th''ss wv
fru,n long nssoeIAtioI know his full ""t'n' =.
tnny conlplaoe.ltiy witness thu rcbuke 10 'n.,ss
WHO h.ivp hnntNere him III his efforts u pe ~
lses!!clt If thu wh!'lv Golntry and H., g. RUy ",ry
fUF tho hunet Ut Mll tho 8ovcrne's. lao n w'tl tle
luinuer,ltlo hostility tn HIN Ii ~ Kh.l rto1''S r, 10
Hut wo nuy ..Iller viii, mon nliteally W. n9,.sj.
Justice to thom personally. EEe Fctit.!a ,;s5I
AGnt IL n0t ~ bp COns!deru! Simply nsA P P.rsI
! 1lu tS cut Of public l,to nuw. lt tho hn.nn.,;,j
history Os retiring Presidents shatl 'c retnn,,s
III his cuBe, he viii llo lln longer tnsseWI WrIi
fighting tEuro IN tho plIt!rM elsIapaislss' unriy
III mlt PARTIES may tliyt5t themselves T.. crn MI
la,lcar IN t!o,.tany with him nov, "s.a "s,'n".is.
nlrorl to ,aivo lin, uroiit fur hs ',,,m m'"'T iii
Ills pAtr!ot!s,H. aud hs w!,,'"'' S:!''am II
monument which b. u'ay pra.,iiy Gr1tsILttef- s LIttef-
III his rutEetnpHt. Tho tcsttn.aiy ~ M Ilo
est HtNlwrt enclll!us tlnlt he I'M t,t,,.klls
ltcpubjlGl party from rnnlAl W tils ~ Minis.
administration III pukttu a!lAIrs, NM 'uu ,, .ua4
B!1n If lAln1rAts TINT AIs terll' u ,nii.aff,es
but,, FREQ til' wrt',H nv his parry n,, would
lN.l tho circumstances suTrouning ~" XXI ,u,ae
A,!nIi1, Hu nIuy tAku hnlilu with nm III, LII ruKei
much Ut. III spite III the HEnt'n ~ HIN .,Ir: u
whuI. he uvntutl tn tho rr';sa'!ciili'. ,ut bis
spitu 1T tho tllllicultIcs Within am "!tmr WHY Trars
purity, which have l,estt hun III bs i, ~ in,tt-
course, no rctreH wilt tho FtsIect ~ ~ s1 INN .pu
irai peopie III lursu; he carries WIZ I'M @ seIf.
| tGnutntIua br Il niIt Ut dignity. " s'r'ty Of
| possession, honesty 0f VurpDse. u'tt IN held
pUvy0rtnutleu. His Administration ,'r wv ;,ut
In luitLv and respectful r'ill"t ,,nt ri lc-
| ua,u fur tho rIusAsia W. hMvu stttte. W. ~. wucn
| count Df tho cluyMtfnH EtEtu! ln!uea. ln!uu, Ihu
Euyp stl1nu fran thu Executive MahsrHt r,ty tuo
| utAlukju Mtgu Vt Tho tx-Frrst1ht tem.r: - Ght
uiluutrusyu tu ba ull!eA Il auGla! tta'.,Itt, of
1t ~ uut tan much to suy that. ~ the II Huy.
| her ke11t!uness and Accomplishments, ,,,. hng
| tEtt,H pluthg4 reformation. II "tlalH uu.i ~ tio