West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-02-10
PUBLIC OPINION.
a Poet Lnnren1n Mnn,0a

NANh--S OEaNkG y.
Poet Laureate
New York Tribune.
y laureate who can come well rocon,.
mcnded and is up to putting dizzy poetic
thoughts into exquisitely lovely phrases,
can near OF something 10 his advantage
by addressing Il line T. the BOG brass med.
ais or To Barnum's baby elephant. Roll
the medals and the elephant need a laur-
cate bad.
\ Whtch has Eeyer
tfeen Answered.
Cincinnati Commercial.
The Glo5o-Democrat says MI. Roscoe
Conkling is to be returned TO the Senate
before the close of the Arthur Admins.
tration BY the way Mr.. C,nkIinr
was Il member of the Senate once. Has
any one ever been Informed WHY he ala
not remain until the close of Ills tern?
WY ana the mighty man resiSn2
No ssrass Medal MEaa la Eo,ys.
Utica Herald.
me statement that a member OF tho
3O6 band had only TO present his pound
brass modai along with his application
FOR Office to secure what he wants. has
continuation in recent appoinfmeute
George Bryant, appointed postmaster at
Madison, Wisconsin, voted every limo
Tor Grant at Chicago. w. II. A1IuStron@
nominated for commissioner OF Rail-
road Accounts, was II delegate a CbicuUo
tIOtn pennsylvania, n stood with he
cameron clan tor Grant to che end II t.,
explained that the failure To uut,iut -
800 man rs United States D,.trc, Ar
niey Tor Iowa was owing To ths C.ct that
'he state has no man emitted to "a medal.
The Flop in the state department.
Albany Evening journal.
Mr.. Blaino's open letter TO tho Proeis
dent In relation to tho suggested confer
ence OF representatives from the several
Republics IN the American Hemisphere
IS enthusiastically Corcerul, compact
and pungent, 1t is not simply a yindi-
@ca'onj 1t is a perfect justification 0,
what he said and Of his manner Of saw
ing II. He spoke with the assent and H.
tho express authority Of tho Presiderty
q Tact which has been denied ouIv Lv q
rev oNtra-oiiciuous Journals who Won.
tufcq 10 comment upon n subject of
Nnlch thcy were profoundly i.Uor,ut.
mower shall read what Mr.. Blaine
says VIII conclude that those who wish
to weaken his hold upon the ponnI,r
heart will have 10 raise son q other issua
man that involved jim tho mIestion
discussed in this pungent letter. A
more triumphant response 20 p]rciudiced
and unjust criticism has seldom 4. ON
inado by an American statesman,
Asouti,ern view o. Biainc,s POLICY
Nashville American.
The Uuitoi States has had 40 fyreien
policy since tho war, except that oxpen[.
cd in the purchase of Alaska, i'm the one
srowl which swept tho onsoobIcd arm of
tho French Empire out Of Mexico and
the Gonoya arbitration. All these wa
approve and give duo credit for. These
arc ALL Dir. Hlaino has gone no further
than 10 advise tho Chilian authorities
shat tho United States will not repard
win favor conquest or iuvasious -
conquest on Tho -poilation or obUtor.ticn
on friendly American States What
american VIII dare say this D.. pot vyis.
policy or That thought not to be cu forooJ
1t necessary, by arms? We SO Grfniy,
DollcYe mat mr.. Blaine was riaht in this
trust mat we regard his methods III
reaching this end or minor iuu,,rt,n.c
Dir. Arthur thinks otIsgvi4a . i'm oho.
llcnce To- Grant and COnkiiug. Inc will
hear from tho American pe.pje ON iTc
u. lo.l Ihe whole matter iu q nutshell
= l"'t ,uo interests Of tao United states
arc 20 TO- sacrificed to- the cnmiIea r.,
Grant ana Conkilng. Blaine is to- he de.
tfoFcd aI international American i'm
ieros.s enc TO bo neglected.
Muscle nt 81 Premium.
Wheeling Register.
The following resolution vac circr.o
Ting about tho House OF Delegates ves,cr
doy, but we believe 20 hos not y,l b,,n
offered:
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