New-York tribune., 1867-09-27
OHIO.
GEN. LOGAN ON JOHNSON.

aRepublcan. lie had SAID that treason mus, be made
odiogs AID had missed 10 be the Moses of tho cootcd
Than he und roo 90 reconstruct The Rebel states ana 10
Got IN such Ny a. 10 leave loyal whites and black, il
INC south at The Iucry g! tho late Rebels This the
Tt4t sought 70 hi"S c southern states back INTO the
Union l.'i-l end foremost, while Congress deter
nnd that lcr tncy coic They must loyal end
arPu'te"n M lail Wi> NET r.on,h.' for the l;ohcor
5xan,nip. & rr,, If Arir, i,g M nm.t EN- III
AIMING tn'.j ga tic D,IOcaus party There was
ret oi Andrew johnson tia Lad Iot l", mdOTsed by
DcmocutIc luiiy. Every proclamation of amnesty he
{td sat,u re-. ds!aS traitors fiOm tbCir accOunah-
ty to tie ltw bad been ir0or>cd by Tho Democratic
party. Ihe t,H0i"Ht Enquirer would probably ndorsc
Hl iN1t b" had Npur Andrew johnson had vetoed every
ls,e R No-i'NN III 'ne interest 1l 10y i"{{ s
would lot tc uccli by Jc. Davis II he President
ho vetoed The !rcedmcns ljureau bill. tho Cvil hsnls
"l' TAG l.'e" >tF"cUoh u"I the sLpll1uc 80 80
,.C n " M IN n,dcs ia1,: f'I of IovSr! Iba he
SON o,lnt not t be fonnd too mich fnut with because
ae Had Atc too mach ofof tne-Demccratic platform,
laQ might Vc>>ih. nave committed these errors uiln-
Jcutonuiy. lIaughir-l Johnson had violated the law
drunken orcca III e White House; he had gone over the
guard OF himself wherever lie had gone. lie had
attempted 90 disgrace the Government OF the United
states. and for hi, conduct ms nmoralies his viola
riOn OF kw. his clurs ia favor OF treason his dishonesty
from he White House. tie dcvil hurled the
0attlements OF Heaven. Loud applausel
THE NATIONAL FINANCES.
On Tuesday evening Gov. Cox spoke in Cleve
same evening the Hon. Hugh ]. Jewet addressed Dem
ocratic meeting upon the questions in the same
city. Mr.. Jcwett >d that the poii,y OF tue i'ubucAn
party fund the entire Indebtedness OF the Govern
iucnt, including the currency, while the Democratic
party in fave. Of retiring the bonds and lssUlng
grccnbucks therefor The Government has the right IN
sve years. Iy Thousand millions The proposition
a. that s that amount falls due thousand
millions. and Tetiie bonds TO that amount
Upon tie question OF taxation Mr. Jewcit said:
Another objection to these bonds is that they cannot be
taxed II thai Is tie law we must agSe oy n 4nT mn 'f
was true they could be taxed by states, under te
decisions OF the supreme Court for some past but
chem two Per cent! and raise forty or sx{ mT4s "a m
Few years pay tie entire debt Congress eou issue 10
bonds silaiug that states might tax them at the same
rates as tley tax other property. t objection TO
fs course that it would dcqrccato Government secnri-
ties ON other hand, was necessary to prevent me
dprecaton of other securities such railroad stocks
that are below par, because OF the discrimination
Gov Cox said that the Democratic doctrine OF payment
Of the bonds in eIeenbacks was the financial perpetual
motion We might be reasonably sure that there was
fsuacy somewhere when told that We could use
M wear out shoot away and destroy several thousand
millions dollars worth Of pToperty and yet not be the
poorer for IT, Greehacks aud bonds were DOth PROMISES
Of the Government to pay dollars The dollar IS the n
Of our Federal currency, and Is defined 10y LAW 10
OF t23 grains uf SlNer' or = cIV VI toi.i -
enths should pure silver and onetenth aloy. ~ @ Was
not .ne n ITTeSeemabe currency In July Isl Mr
Chase in recommending the irst emission Oi Iue io,s
Gue to prevent the degaion Of such issues int an IL
redcemablc paper currency than Wieh 10 mo- mo- ~ ,r
f9iny fatal * Incident for pOyeTshng the has,tS anu
t.n5 j Ii,i tb Goyerncnt OF any country he wch
, Nc S yth it, creditors lo said that We have
agreed 10 pay hard dollars in CON- iO ever! Aoto M
i}nd We have ssucd; and in the depth oI OuI to,.Do
obtained "A temporary suspension OF palhg tpt.le
the notes used currency peuEliE i5 - ,bC i.t
Of the var those pledges We must honestly redeem & or
tie nation and every czen IN ~ as I r ncies the
Governor said: "There IS 10 possible way 10 4NoI '
~ Ti ~ ~ irt now s IL cannot The very best be wot.h
more than One-nfth much as u Is uO"' % nv
% y.ii - w. 'o ~ f, ihe experience OF the world shows
shat IL would be very nuCh cycr,nGDt has turned its
sack on sound principles Of currency nhu ~ ir'e
if m eTcs.siva issues Of rredeem0bc paper thc a,p
~Isfi, ~ ~ tf rIrrercy is out Of al proportion 10 ~
amount and IN soon gets be almost entirely worms
et~ bonds led by 2nadrdds Of millions by foreign oonu
hoqeL. me s1G VoS ONE Saracie Of ten dozen millions,
kind Of Mississippi reputation, they insns
when 1t comes TO th3ssaIu t r9t powers together
might persuade Nalland ghln anu 1 hnsioe.s
%aS sysft r for 70 fe sake Of rep9diao9 war TO MAJ
Government creditors take Iedeenaoic i tbose M
1oI % oylg yalnclcss and taken pains 10 destroy IN IN nu
vance tne VS rn conmry swamped by this mneasuraRt
jnnaton and ruin Of the currency "iW Who %TouM ihes
holc ciyilcd world your hahust ny ~ ,mh ,t' =
,en @i@C borrow from 70 pay tho cost OF Suea W"I
What Kind faith would tney piSqSo E how mnch
ier & &woud Il be for the people To pay no sn ~
ht IN ~ tT nav The debt itself Ike honest men Depre,
cation docs not take place immediately y i TIE L,Eest
currency % o reached tin all the channels OF business
~ md little are filed by me new % %iat1n, ~, 'rDcv
fycb the Democrats propose now hluch VI .io "a hoy
ion will upon the hIst IeoeI'ei an to no.,
C tle country nj Target The man VINO gets pay
~ Thousand dollar bond starts ,ho Gu lie
JOr not waiting for 1t 10 demeclate nc
lAtion dtbts with H. aud snewd capitalists VII nay .
pay n no,, IN make debts IN advance when lhcJ h'
80 daI,rer coming; for We ist not LII ~, for
ser now -. Won have made and sold months before,
IN thc goods you have sold aha oeHIe'l, ,, d ond aH
,nauufscturcs your busy snDl' o,s & have contracted
tIs produce and live STOCK s , eeaer mart then
sdiu Tbe greater part by far the seFel p3i,, co,ne
81 fhe loss by the deecato "O9u d o mon tbS bond
anon TIC community as Mh%9e' ~ az" hin ETnm whatever
,ar ~ no first receives the DIis o ~, n o,,,,r~
Ton Of view examined We e,ng sii from this insensae
sud for tie whOle coln''' WV
an5 dishonest scheme. 49,, .,io,
-, tbc course Of the Democracy upon tne que'uO"
under consideration Gov COX s"a' ..oos,ro
v1o are bringing forward ana PiHposf1d Pp Go we
nIJ lin eo great resust Ana wnht 49, eir
IranSht VIZ try and character which VIII SNOW
Consistency honesty IN til1 cbam 1cwett,
soIbe Drinocras. Thurman, Naililu.i, n', ,tr hest
70 lpo DIrGeton arc all who have spent tei DeS1
Years in dcnounciug paper currency ~ % bwe ali been
asc no matter by whom issncd 4h,Y NJ o"i, rr-
eaV'st1ed ~ fo INSIST that "hard money Is iDs e' o' 40
ncv which ought to be tolerated at hli. ~ ~, their
ccyotCd aS many times as they nave Hoio g. tbgt
H., bD Great danger from paper money j. ina'
ne.j js~no and imitation which brings netuous tioS
81 credits fictitious and gdmJHbS hpeClt'ts' ~
tclluOnS nrot ty a sore day OF account ~ whch the
, -, c rn would 4dll upon the hhoccnt P.op0 vi W,
MOIs' - ,ctlus of the eharperB aud spccuiatoiS
were o VI ~. ,eyv men who now Out-NhIS tne o.sot
.@ys aud DrOpOse a system OF PilssI yi"lotion
Cray; n ,v5puId ever lave dreamed or a N.o,auon
n0 Whg W W,oIn NJ cnrrecy Which would make tie pohe
~ old Inlion shake IN his CONN, anu dl,trines
I,alpable violation Of a ther snn s i violation OF
90 Iacg0n UnOnsIn Of l532 III llo nv Io,y lar tbey
Of they have stV9%n % 10 hitherto profesacd
~ ohccye and seem 90 think they iy n,v that all
great ignorance or lack OF vrno ~ 81 te bidding, aud
sonw them 20 battle against Their own P ., hank and
need not go pack howesei W 'nfiemen Of Inconsistency