The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-21
Political Queetiora.

FohuCh tuettionh.
IT, settlement Of the slavsry q ss'ion vh CD las
b. ! .he chief source Of political * ,suon Tor
VI ~ years, 10 not likely to leave VOL IN f1h-
- ior psrty dfsroueeA - s,us Peep have
siLsd. Tho quo1uol Of n'g-o ul;a % has
..fe,dy como prominently into Y n - al el'a'n'
II liioal sntagonism, All W Now La'' so ~
reduction TO another ss1s tat is c4iiu -t'"
sooner or later, 70 TAXI IA imp rf r.4o 10 M
to1s' politics. The jclcus Fro TAO p"y
y q cen formed n ibis CT, os,0ls by o. ''-i.'
I,.s information on the rrnrr'5 o. p''Ucal
osonomy, with special refer nee & hor ai1ch
application 10 the sub ,ct II ir'o tti's." rs $
- course only the re introduction n ~ Old polt-
cal aues,ion-a 'rchnbi i,,roa" OF The Old Ar.T
al snti-,ariG quosiions-yot il is more important
a .ae pres, n, tins than u the palmy DAYS Of tho
U1tcI States Senate, when 4 was scussel by
tas q ,. statesmen Of the ccun ~. The breaking
~ .ftho slave oligarcby, tic extinction oi sny ry
t. -. tho prospect Of radical chan % IN s!c c4tre
n a ness isls ions Of tho sjush, ihc RAPID .row.h
- Manufacturing interests thou .hout TIC whole
{ Try, aud the increisia, diln''uess ~ l''i
r ats, roudo- II neosssst, " TIL ? ..y G.! po-
70 SOD shall 10 materially Improve. 81 10 say
r.fu,cd by that OF free trade. The pres,l. sytcm
- glsahsfsctory, aud IL lnay bo Nat On bcS
Icy would provo no b t,or yet dis:is.,.l -
c.'gulsted TO elicit truth, AMI only - ,h.s nc,. a
tho best measures lie pro;lro iir a.I.ut the
n ,ustrial interests Of Tho country. AMI th,- g
ler aud rational subject for pI!tcd a's,t1I.
.. national question, not calculated 30 crca,o
n bitter aniinJsities a. wcrc those which Gl,lly
eliminated In tho rebellion. Il iBtrls tnlt in Q
days Of It's form DISGUISE ,cclin, ~ .o,Uit5
WINS ongendered bet -con tne n ,rtt alI tha SOU b;
but that fooling vas the result ~ ant :lnis' 8l.-
tonsl Interests, eau ef by thc "irrrprrs
eonhcr' between slavery ari freed Ia. juI'-
the now order OF things however Their w.l b,
less diversity Of Interest,". The syscfn % a'1- lc
ing made the same throughout ,ho UU'sol 81 1.
and the blending Of int est3 Nh.ch les sIre 60 i.l'
low, will mako commercial policy tia, is dri r,-
Die In one locality moro ~. orally cop.a 10 els
where ihin thu case before the war. 1, s Il 40,
tine that H. ms,hng shodI be dJnc - turn pol a,
into nationAl channels aud to draw the pu'
MUD away from the sectional disputes whica have
proven so destructive IN the past, aul which would
Aecsssarily be dangerous In ,be future W. h.y,
had enough Of topics cslcusted TO- divide and
sstrange certain sections o. our common country,
and II wol I'D 10 well II s3,Dn ili.n GU be buried
with the rebellion Of which Is vas tho author, aud
never again DO made sullc'. Cor dividing tier
Of ststos against another lao true pol ~ Is get
back TO national questions, such as ar, c-l,d'tet
70 elicit tho bsst tor securing tho prosper
sly Of tho whole country. pT.,o, We mast
always have, and questions for political dslu ssiou
a-s necessary. Those Of a national character teod
" aid In the slv'n'emens OF our natioaL Interests,
Willie those ola oct nal ohara Ter tend 10 breel
ds-ensionS srfo 4ld civil conflict. A Tor tho r5-
,psctlve merits Of protection aud frco trade, Tiers
v II be In the fuu rs AZ there has b,ol IN tn p,si
~'3e diversity OF opinion, and there IFS sLunian
grJ md for rational and sols 10 argument on both
saeL such Is the case before our National poll,
uss drilled Into soctioralsm