, 1881-09-21
PUBLIC OPINION.

PUBLIC OPINION.
Auburn IN. W <ltlvcrttscr {liop.}: What |
Do we think Of Mnsons attempt to kill Gultcnn7 |
Wby, that It wns wronx leRnly, at my ratc, niid
that tho dignity of the Inw ought to 10 1nntn.
tatnn!: btt IT ,re wero ca!leI upon to maintain
il in this instance, wu th!uk wo would etuMlAwny
on Il ilst!nx tour.
Providence Press {lscp.): Looking at 1t
fro, this distance 1t sertns to n8 thAt no gruat
ba,ta would be done II Democratic Btnto
Treasurer should be occtel In Pennsylvania
!nIs year, and thut tho iesspn of drfeat would
wnt,lI proU1i,y gllyc tho ilepu,,icAu purity ntxt
sear, when tnoru inportant 'ssues VIII oo III
ilakc.
New York Post Nntl.}: Are the Washing
tou Grand Jury under tho insluonee Ut norary
tou2 IIaya they s,iccninbc1 niso to bribery nnll
corruption or tho mysterious influence which ho
exercises oyor every branch of government.
Would 1t not be well fur tho people to arouse
themselves frotn tholr lott,nrgY ind il,sist oil
knowing svh,tt poisonous Influences nru bctnK
brought Into thu Held IL prevent these stnr-
route prosecutions from conllhE to anytulngY
Alr. Wolfe says he will open Ills campaign
F!,h Il speech in tho Philadelphia Academy Of
Music ubout tho ilrst Ut 0utulmr. mir. Davtcs.
the antl-stulwart catldllate for Treasurer at
Harrisburg, says he will support tho rcgulhr
candidate, Mr. 1,ntly. The Philadelphia Times
thus Sums up dispatches frp!n vnrloua pArta or
lhr ,tnte giving tue public foel nlg ubout Sfr.
w,ss .,,It,nr, !. n ,v,tl In anon t.,at tim In.
,!nt .i.,,.,;,t e. n,tir.r ,vfthn,,t CrrnnIyn.
aon. yut ihnt tno lndePe1idont nopnbi!ea, arntl,
mutt IL r[pc for revolution II systematic ind
tisut"ua tss.yn,nntn}znes.S r}S - ~ =
,e. r,... ,c,., t,,,,,. r,,,, Dr,,,t,,-
hai!sn7 ea's .teo S.'a's ss 1-...t.a.. .1'.
Aus5 NV n"e u"n ,..u s, 49,, " ,ras. - ,,a.nna,
'css ~ Nal'a' ~. ''a ..,,nsia., ~ ttt, Ind,
"'a'o ~ taso ..Mt,as y, .nnso.,,,,,on Il,
wv s,o ,,o ,a, ,s nnonlv ,tni,cd nri, IN
ao alnet ~ ~" 10 s.,,, .,,I,n',+
'to!auon W. 10 ,,.'r..'a ~ oo;lIn,, !, ,r,,,.
fcsorting to tho sahtefluSos VI ch4nnt ~ H'.s-
iral wntcr, se1t-foatn or aola Win u WINK; Ill
:ho ssnnllor towns, where II was l!ttlo used bc-
neans Is employed to ovilde 1t. AMI this
louKtt, given to cyudlug tho law III itsulr, Ia
(r,.lurHIlzue.
The St. Louis 7cp,tbltcan has nominated
1o Hon. Wil,la.n II. Morrison, OF illinois, as u
Democratic candidate for prcsItlont Int 1854.
Upon which tho Iost- Dispatch Hnys; "A tlokot
.olnrpscd ot Morrison Ut Illinois md Broad.
scad Of Missouri would causo tluttorluF in
Ito yalloys of tho Weae, and would to so1no ox-
aat raIso tho loose dust OH tho pratrics. It
yuuld recelyp tho warn, united support Of Uncln
3eo,vo Kuano aud Col. Urtf t'ruthor, but It
night not Impress tho wholo country on tho
Iaulo 1ay. 10 far III Mr. MORRISON u concerned
NJ would Ike 10 e9o 1lm Eot on VOL ~ ponlius
ny W. sGKret 70 se9 1a. ho ns wi;1, oGS 1n fets
lnslly stADbea u tae AouotnoA WV 'ae ILL ILL,
tasost!sM u Ino ~. ~, tun,s s'.,, !'et ~ ''"'
NusI,v,lIa 4 I,ncrfcnn Dnm.1: II tho Pros,
den. s.,,,, r,,r t,,o co,,,try III
Ind remoye tba Vioo. from hls scat is
rocv NJ tto so,,fo nor hcncti,. INT duty. IN,
hoy viii tako upon thom ivory rcsponsIbtlt,
which thu law duyulyos upon the1n, abAtlpg nu