The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-23

8. Manufacturers wis are alarmed by the apathy Of
government ia regard to their intercsts.
L. WorSingmen who want employment, relief frou
hgh prices and ameioraton Of their condition az proe
g. The Irish and German masses always attached "a
sne democratic party and nov looking 20 IL for the
settlement ol questions OF importance 10 them.
The Catholics long welded 10 the democratic party
and alarmed oy tho progress of agrarianism IN politics.
T. The regular army, which naturally adherss TO the
presents in It's subordinate officers many possible aspr-
ants Tor the Presidency in opposition 10 the chief OF the
licans
g. All national capitalists who would BE- benefited by
| the Immediate restoration Of the South.
O. The influence Of the women OF the country, 10
whom negro suffrage and equality are
rspusve To this add the influence VI the relatives Of
but the fruit Of whose heroic eort has been frttsred
away in years Of experimental legislation.
II viii probably DO conceded That these elements
Of power that adhere naturally 70 the demoor party
IL now remains 70 show another most potent force
which, though not naturally in afilation, has been
gained by alliance and contract The last stroke IA the
most consummate piece OF political strategy that has
been seen this many year. II Of the nature OF an
indssouble union made between the regulators and
pie, Will 70 before the country promising plenty OF
paper money no taxes and immunity from all existing
the bopdhoders have . written compact with tho
men who arc to control the government that
snS o0 wi y are % paid n gold This
ton tho support OF the financial classes of lnis
country and enlist the operation OF the Rohschds
and financial princes Of Europe between whom and til
people OF this country Belmont TO hold the key or
the diplomatic rotations. The terms OF this
pact embrace four clauses, viz:-Fres speech in the
popular canvass the recognition Of all national obga
tons and their redemption In tho recognized currency
OF the hnancers o. Europe and America postponement
OF the payment OF the national obligations to an In
definite perod thus necessitatng the raising only OF
the sum due for interest; the development OF our
material resources as basis for the redemption Of the
debts OF the country.
Let now look into some general considerations that
canvass with their candidate irrevocaby designated
year in advance, which has failed prove fatal
70 party in this country It further labors under tho
disadvantage OF having Its administrative and legislative
chiefs nominated in the persons OF Stanton and Wade
who irretrevably committed to financial policy
which s unsatisfactory to the people and which fails
hand, tho democrats cntor the canvass without any
N Ss van thus 81 position "
standard bearer They have the strength and cohesion
which arise from secrai apd ndssoubls compact be.
tween We Leaders rs2sessalnk shg dinersnt sections and
policy u tSs dsa SsH sS ss whose
representative the Presidential candidate will be when hS
designated In addition, they nave reinforced Them
sev by tho union Of the bondhoders in support Of the
policy the terms Of sthe compact heretofore given
Then they have the cooperation Of all the elements Of
they will have the enthusiastic and united adhesion OK
the oatnR part OF the population, which has always
been gahcisntly large TO control elections in this
The development of this new scheme Of the demo.
cratic leaders viii not be made until some event shall
to manifest unmstakably the direction Of pub
lie sentiment II will be noticed that In all political
revolutions the United Statos there has been ind
cation or "sgn" from some quarter accepted by the
country the key note Of the popular temper In 1910
Maine. then FIRST called the .Star Of the East"
In 1855 It again Name In 1867 Connecticut led on
and the result accepted tho key
note These political transformations not TO be
attributed to any local change OF sentiments the cleo
ton simply the disclosure or the secret change and
not therefore, necessarily attach to partcu.
lar State section OF the country When the revolu
ton has once taken place In the public mind the first
election which occurs exhibits the fact
This year all parties look to the result in New Hamp.
shire forsteing with unorrng certainty the course
OF the Presidential canvass. II New Hampshire for
the first time since tho election Of Pierce, gives demo-
cratic majority II the republican majority steadily
maintained during the past fifteen years BE- greatly
reduced, the handwriting will b. seen on the wall so
that the wayfaring man, though TOOL will be able
read. Walt for the tocsin from New Hampshire.
Quarterly Report OF tho New York Banks.
[From the Evening Telegram OF yssterday.l
WARRINGTON, Jan. ~, 1858.
The following 10 abstract OF the quarterly reports
OF tho national banks OF New York State rendered 10
the Comptroller OF the Currency M