, 1881-01-07


Peoria {lll.) Transcript: as wa look Mt III
tho billiard cue ID q moro dangerous weapon iu
tho hands Of boy tilan tho shotgun.
Dyall means, snys tho Cincinnati Enquirer,
lot us have two wAtch.doga of tho Troasury-
ono to witch tho othor. Aud both Will hayo
plenty to do. =
pittsburg Dtspntc7, (1lop): Tho frank ness
with which Truth admits that. tho Morey letter
was forgery should now be emulutel by tho
Democratic papers which pronouneed the cpts-
Ito goniilnu.
New York Sun {lnd.,): N1r. Cornell makes
botter Governor than was expected by all
those who votod agRInst him aud by many OF
these who voted for him. There Il no nonsense
about his message.
Now York lEltl, Dec. 81: It will bo eighty
land aud 0roat nritafu was cCio1rnten with
Ercat festivities. Eighty years Ut union Of oil
ind wntor or rather grlnpowlcr and tlro. Is II
not tisnc to proclaim d dlYorco9
Buffalo Express (Nep.): 'rhe Increase Of
population ut tho South during tho tau years
lnst past proves, what tho North used to Insist
Upon before tho Wur, md tho South to lony-
ous under freedom than undor slavery. ~
Milwaukee, {,Nis.) Hcpnh{tcan {Rop.): Tho
result of tho inqulrlca snnde throughout tho
State shows shat tho l03 Republicans In tho Two
1louscs Of tho Legislature arc divided on tho
Senatorial question about ts fnllowa; sawyer,
Is; kcyos, II; dark horse, L: doubtful, H.
Iowa Static Ieais!er (ltep): Thoro Is
mueh tnlk Of PEuf. Abornothy for State Super
lntentlent at Public Instruction atsaEn. II 1t
should be known TINT tho gentleman would
cpnsent to iIo candidato, tho friends OF popular
Gducatton throughout the stato would bo great-
" pleased.
Now York Herald {Ind.): The Senatorial
UootIon fs of Nh rchl consequence to Mir. Conk.
ling, and yet tho Republican faction which !s
opposed to him trcats 1t as IL his influence In
State politics could be destroyed by the olec.lon
his friends.
GorlIam's - inspired" editorial In Wasl.-
ipston Republicans, ,Wo say what we know whom
wo assure our roAtlors that II there shall In tho
future 10 any but kindly relations between 0cu.
Garfield aud Senator conkiing. y will bc tor
ncthor n0w forcsoes.
Washington Post {Deu,.): Mr.. Dlaine is q
tnan Of ability and c0urslga. Al Secretary ct
Stato ho would take souno hccl Of Anaorlcau
honor. lilo would build UP American conl-
Incrce: thy country VIII welcome Mr; Disin99
for putting him thcrc.
Memphis -1uotsancl.c tprogrcsstye): It Is
reasonably certnln that when tho Democratic
party ts reorganixcd on tho basis Of tho Ken.
lucky resolutions Of 1795, tho "oll Whtgs will
go to tho rear" unblddon. And wnvn tho old
ourutlo purity Of to'tlhy.
Little Rock {Ark.) Gdzette (Dcnl.): It Is
useless for Republican newspapers to give tho
South long-wndcd adytce ns to which courso
shu should pursue. The South Ia not In tho habls
ut accepting advice from such SOURCES. It Il not
natural for person to fNt!ow tho adytc0 OF q
man who has slauderod h!s f4suIy.
TYoman's Journal (blan.lIater.): Miss
Louisa mclaughlin, tho disvoyerer Of painting
unlor tho gaazo on pottery, realzlng TINT art.
like health. WINS frco 10 ALI told her process 10
published book glvon dlroctiuns.. 4 man hns
HON taken hct proeess and pAt0ntc1 It'll
st. Paul Ptonecr-I'ress {Nep): 1t Is well
enough 40 pleco OF sentiment to talk abous
putting armies In the South to enf0roo the oon~
ssltltonal guarantee for the equal rIxhta OK
whites aud bucks, but everybody ku0ws thAt
Republican party nearly Killed itself in tho at~
teulpt, und that it proved failure.
Boston Herald t1ud.): Mr.. Grow would ba
quito too conspicuous and. perhaps. trouble"
some Senator to suit tho Man who found him
'se'f 10 much too THU when he undertook to
spread bis harrisburg methods over the ChlcaXo
Convention. The thrOnea OF tho tnolern iiosse3
lnyo but one scat, an1 50 blessrs. CunklluE and
u foof&to0L
Alton (l!L} Telegraph (Rep.): The Wash.
tngton correspondent Of tho New York Herald
says tho proocss by which Chalmers was counted
In a. Representative from eae Sixth 1Ifsslss3ppI