, 1881-07-20
PUBLIC OPINION.

PUBLIC OPINION. ~
Montgomery (Ala.) Alpcritser and Mar.,
afr Davis, itko tho South, having aarrendetsdI i,
good fafth and accepted the situation. II n tn.
to tho 9Drerntnent and lts laws aa uny Of thht
who delight In their foolish nttempls to bejittis
him.
Philadelphia Bulletin, (acp.): Their II,
report In circulation TINT vlcc-prcalden. 6nhur
has not only resolved to have nothing mo,rts
In With the ltsngrccable squRbble at Altany
but that hs hna given oi1onse to Mr. Contitas ),
expressing the opinion that tho LeRisls,urs
ought to elect Lapham and Miller and adjourn
II ins report ha true. It Indicates TUT the ylee.
Prcsident hae como to appreciate fully lhe nl.
Washington bus served to lift hltn to btxhet
plane and 10 4 ClcaEar perception OF tho ob!1ra.
tions OF bis nillco.
Charleston Nctv8 and Courier: The et
forts ulntlc by tho Soutnorn women to ,mpp1,
tho condition Of tho ne9roaa hy circulating nta
ing matter, and BY auvlatuR, instructh,g, md
encouraging tho colorcd girls, are cxhllasatlra
to rcad nbUut. More etlucutlon is dono Oh, Il
who nru working personally With tha cuio,ed
Eotnen and xtrls around thom Mre dung more,
sar mosc, Tor the South, ~ proprllon ID naa:
hre lulnH more TOR Christianity and oIy,atjon
than ali tho Missionaries In Africa Ano Als
cutnbined. = -.
Albany argus tDcm.>: When Gen. Al
thur was rendered tho V,oc-proa!dcnttal nomI.
nat!on ou behalf Of tho Ohio delegation, byGor.
DcnuIstjtl at Chicago. scnutor Conkllns lrgel
him for half an hour to refuse It, az he Arrady
hal vet Low r. Morton to do, on tho Erouud th.t
"the ttcknt would h0 beaten, aud Tint be su9ull
noi @ be dra,Eke', down With T." !so s9!1: IN:
tho s,lceess of any Republican preferable tathat
fact, though mt botore nuywhuru published, II
bus historical tnteseak At this time
A1empllls ll,mtancl.e Gnd.): For the i,A
tlmc slnco tho ctose OF tho War. the NtRtl.
orh press Expresses the unanimous cDnylct'aa
TINT tho St,uth Is restored to loyalty and Gefor
tion to the Union. The spontanolty Of lhs
Southern outburst of xrief on account Of .ha
attempted assassination Of tho President, ths
tlopth and sinooE.ty Of this manifestation, hat
taught tho pbopltt OF tho North tlat asrrrxhsis
tho Aulcrluan peOplU uro one In sympathy, tes'
Try. THIS Inuldlnt will hD likely to DO away. viii
tho ofl-rupented Rr0~Is Ut cxtrctn9 men, NORTH
shat South. 1n the hour Of the NsLsons @ ! psn!
thought only Of tho Nation.
Cincinnati Gazette fRop.): Down to sha
present tEme tho Democratic purity has r.
ypro.l tarln fur ravonuo only. That has bssa
ono Of Its sookrlbbed principles. Now It has ri
u new Idoa, which tho Ohio Democratic ConTea+
ton ht'ara away In the following paragraph
"a tnrlr for revenue levied and adjusted tn II
Iotnl|s with vlow to equity In tho public bur
dsns md the ruconrnRc,1leut Ut pr11'Stlye u.
ttuatrtea wthtiut creating n,onopultos." lteH'
totura tho pr.nsNrals h1vc conten1s1 thatt ~ u
tnrr laws that did not provlao fur srttlRs IT.
trade fostcred mnnopol'es; therefore 4 T. was p. .a
question tho honesty Of this now deii.cranee'
Cleveland Herald fnep.): Burr md Cont
ling are witnesses to tho truth that hlpls loter
ioQtual ability, without honesty OF ain. slns!e'
nesa nf service, and truo patriotic effort foF ~
public good, give no alatm to tho recognition
tho rewards Ut the state; TINT tho Ans!s1ea;a n.
people, hoWeyor !o,E suffering under y. WI WI Va ~
remarkably lust. It Conkllng IL less teatlos.
than waA ilurr. ho Ii oven lnort. prcsl1npto9sGI s
~ d8h0nost.-ns trelchoruMs 10 tF!ends ena - -
dlsoyA to party, a,d to carry pnrAlselis'a t. IT,
prediction, ho b,ls !ar a h.vs hls natae !s, sts y.
| foro 1t Ia CARVED upon bis tombstone. :,
Grand Rapids Epc,lt,lg I'oat: The presahl.
Ing thaory ana PRACTICE In Our Civil SERVES .
rotton anu all wruug. a thorough rotorss eaa
! only be secured by having tho man6esoa "
polntmout tor all but few Of tho higher oI's!
txcd By law having reference sole'y TO ths f'o4
character aud t,tpess tor tho positions lon
tllled. This would rou1ovu tho mlaoE osaSs 81
from ths spnls atmosphers: ths ps,v%ttssL pHns1ts,
power wWl!l ~ !oas g nesnpeta " rtH5rr:
ana sne senatba WDfk 70 tae 'nnt , u 10 rlesty
nH " seleotang aotnnatsoms s ,ts1 mou ,hro.iensu
ssMpaasa. !aS oaages tn,M anns' NH sI saasIbe
Clyil,ssrs,eo ratYrm s6ouiH no ai, iMan,p risseT
ppntaea! lssae aaa fought 1oe ""'" ''"'~''
woa' = t".r: ,.,..t.
r. nass.a a.alass" " "a -, ~. ~ nayc repsulA
s": aa'tcaa appeafs as ~! .s1nr,i ~ ~ b4,
eh0ot!n9 tho President. Ae . fepoFlea .".oats
n.Sa. aS n,nnrtun,v yotd nj try to saoos as
Prostdent. / thought bud m Inspiration W" y.
move Elm, tui lee must baye been gslslattss.Jt
fninE II il t,rdulnod IS UOl that thu PsstaSrId
| Snn-@sSn ttiI.',1 la H. tt,af rAAM1l ! ~uhH