New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-31


form ths duy does not release obligations but
does not away from them the benefits Of loyal rra
The principle that representation can be without proper
qualifications be applied to other beside that
Of loyalty which may DO Of great TO the life OF
Republic. evil
- Tns SAMs OF OUR PARTY. .Ta--ss-
Awashinston correspondent makes ths following my
gsstioni --.. ..>.--..... ~. --- .....-
Names are said TO be thnhnd srs sometimes Of grsat
Importance 10 political parties well to individual
pose na the great Union party Of this has
carried on the late grand contest for liberty 20 triumphant
ise-sha be styled the Loyal Union party" Tue 9ppo'
ste Of Loyal" lie DoyaL and these two concise and sig
nacan terms would properly designate the parties into which
LoYAt MAy FROM 1HB START.
rHn PRESIDENTS CoILUsroS WITH THE DEMOCRACY
A correspondent makes the following inquiry. Un'
questionaby I've Post did assert what he says, and We
noticed 1t at the time; r.---~--"-.- ,--'..-
not the fact disclosed In The Es,nins Pori notice OF
Dean Richmond important that the smalgania
ton ticket Of last Fall got up 1nder the PRESIDENT
AUSPICES and at the very time be saying he
would fight his battles within the lines OF the Union party
REcoSsrRUcrISa REBELLION. .'s~
r. TIE Editor Of TasM y Tri6un. . a., r,al
SIR: have Just had conversation, az the fltn'
IN support Of NY Policy" who stated clearly that
That might not forge. the exact word, wrote them down
the spot Among other things be s'a s Sa,,s
loyal today than any part Of New Englana Igtds
tn. whole drf Of bis statements summed Thorn up 70 MIN IN
Then vow think that Massachusetts, caused and made The
wari That South right in oil II did, and that every
Union soldier disloya and unoonstitntionar ms EN-
reply VAS 6Gs. are my sSd them he
have q" "
to Of President with whom conVersed on that oc
cson. and they were both sober ,.,,. Ill.,, &.
Phrase than even the President does, and sat for
i IA. Tiun might want then eserv'd tsoosn 10
q. DESERTED AND DBSBRTIsG-THE POST.
To he Ediiy efhe NJ Y. Tribane
SIR: Up to this time have been careful reader OF
nj Ersnn9 Pos, remember 1t as was in its dayso ln'
tegy and power and have marked each step OF Its decline
,shs and SPOKE them ia manly way Now its ruling idea
be transfer the political control OF the conny 70
E and SsI as l9 tut and half pass However
the style good enough for the sentiment and the
suited TO- tss ; se oous b s0 Rebel vos in Congress
There many Of who In favor Of that Dt 10 NOT
want such the honor OF the oountrydnd rs ro"f
don't need TIE Poa any longer always like to know
suh southern sheets as The Mobi, These pagers
openly and frankly deyl'h 10 all thes works ana Ways ana
I.ha save something Cand lose nothing by dropping III,
Po ncosc e. for which please send me u copies Of InE
CAhPAIGS TRIBUNE
MY POLICY" IN NETWORK CITY.
r. The Editor II The ~ Y TrfbTs.
SIR: During the screnade on Wednesday evening
in Fourteeuth opposite DeImoaico after an attempt 70
cheer NJ Johnson called for for Gen. Grant an
sTsn with will were cheers for Farasut whereupon
oas the Boys Blue who was near By when Lee sur
Tor Congress yes dare" the reply the truth being
proven by his Instantly doing So when shee Iosne cee
IS reg rdcd by The people IN this city Truth requires US 20
add that the gentleman who called r zoe cheers Tor congress
is S0a:tsrner. and not q poor one at that
MR. JoHysoSs LAUDAroRs.
TON. Editor Of ia, NJ y Tribune
SIR: would wish to make few remarks in refer
this No doubt nave
fnl report from 'our own ample corps OF
Snt .. the community pre- sent Tho PROCESSION
ode up OF fudge Csriozo friends and those 10 the interest
OF tie wire pung oce-bolcrs In this city and county Toe
President knew tie men hs had speak TO aud suited his
words 70 bis late actions. Yours with respect -
HoS rork. Aug -, iso5. fou0thM
VISITING THE PAST.
T, "a, ySifo, Of ia, ~ T. Tyibpn,
SIN. When the late Hon. Mr.. Douglas was stump
ns tho country New York and Boston it was announce
thSt he WIS Ca a risif grandmother, somewhere out wet
Can n be- po..Ibe tha, he die nj hud and worhi
President the search that ahe may at ess have
melancholy consolation Of LAYING the cornerstone o hs mon
msnti What Is this mystery Your. e's; ,o,,,x.u,.
Yes York Aug % 1866
Gsy HOBART WARD
r. d, rd,o,of tn, ~ y T,ibSs,
Sra. Will YOU please inquire through your paper
how The gallant Hris j. II. Hobart Wac who sensthe
coli for The meeting Of the soldiers and sailors TO be Lei az
tor the :, pI'P;,e 81 = .efroe
f'"'"' my policy OF PARADE
re. Edtr Of TAs ~ T. TnbsH,.
SIR. noticed, in the procession OF the President
today that Grant 10 The baFonche following that OF
out Chicf hAgsfateper Circumstance This may be hIei
arrangement II may have been polite or accidental
When ever was. IL grand plan 20 te5. the enthr
ss,m Of the people Our general snd universal sIorte would
most undoubtedly receive hearty cheers and warm geetng
FROM tie conggaed IN our streets and there oy ne
Ersrs, Void and Thai she stRiymonds organ
wcad DO set down to the account OF ANDY Johnsons mnt
friends whereas the majority Of these cheers were Tor
Gen Grant On my way home chsnced to stop In three
different stores Within two boct Of ch other found tie
pIopotors opposed 10 Dy POLICY and most eirnest IN
onouneing course II could Only know whether he IL
f or friend would then be sbo TO decide the momenor
qaeson-hs motive for his present preference OF tao
instsad o. loyal men. fArEiofLM
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