New-York tribune., 1868-06-26

'hunf Wlfh SHINING rTaMdaId, VUDTV
with dshonore3 a;ld tainted national faith are these
classes 10 turn and how each can push to buIdcs
70 9 nway SSW With 10 oc curses arse Of bad %
policy prevails TINS sTug91 st 1se se oTw
Roth cannot live under IT, and men nist choose pe+
tween. IL, on the other hand, the pOIey ol srpsn %
ambition aud of sectional hate is put d0win our
country will start upon new course oh WDsVsri'yi
and all classes will reap in common the tNits OF
his question the Congressional party sRccoed IN
their efforts excite and array tlse lnd'ntrlM anu
and tiI1 ont the authors the mischief under which
they arc all suerngf The only hope ot our opponents
acon In state at the last election appealed TO
all classes to help save New-YOrk frem mlssoVef-
change of 7oOOO Let again appeal to all classes OF M
terests throughout the Uon let us 20 before the people
sweep wrong doors from their place. We say 70 te
bondboders and to the asorer WHO has Pat putin M w
do not seek TO give yon BAD money put 10 E. sVS %
currency all IL will not help us 10 break de"h the
credit OF your bonds; IL hurts u tkeeps mp ourttXesb by
making pay high INTEREST," but we ask you 10 hep save
s as IN xn8vee from the cost OF the negro and military
poicy at the south IL Is hard for ne To pay II You lot
In power take the money we give III taxes e ieuue
@ eariv thar state OF afIars which viii compel you
to take q debased currency will force every mDorer'
farmer mechanic and creditor to take debased cur
rency as well. II your claims were all wiped ont
tomorrow By an issue Of greenbacks IL womid Id
s be cheated by false dollars, our standard OF vane
would still be shifting. Taxation would be Eept up Dy
the Reconstruction policy, for IL is despOtm more Dan
debt that makes taxation 40 heavy Nothing would be
settled The Judiciary would still be trampled nnlef
foot the Executive would sl be manaclod ~ that II
could not punish crime nor protect innocence. but
strike down the Congressional policy and al Ml DC set
right Since closed in 1865, the Government mas
spent for expenses in addition to pay ON nr
cpal or the public debt the sum OF n0te thn
$1,000 100000 or tins sum there has Dech spent heIly s
the army and navy, ana Tor military purposes
This is nearly Onetlrd Of the national debt THIS was
spent in the time OF peace Ie cost OF our navy Do,oao
the war was about Sl3000,OO0 eGch year Snce the war
when our shipping has been swept from the ocean ny
TAXATION the annual average cost has been So0OO0OO,
although we have now no carrying trade 70 pro pro,
tect While money il thus wasted without scrupe upon
the army navy any and sought to lessen the cost
transportation for the farmers OF the West or To
once treated with Congressional speeches upon the
virtues OF economy. II from this amount there
sum of s5OO,OOOOOO, how changed would our con,
ditiOn have been. With this payment when Wonld n
would at least have been good rs thai OF Great ia
1t because do not thus apply ahis 4neg % & m S S
osios and nther aDases government, that credit
Il 40 10 oSys%ffe world were violating onr faith
With the public creators and the taxpayers alike when
the money used FOR the partisan purposes OF keeping
the South ont Of the Union un sham government cOn9
manufactured by military violence ana COngressiona
action The world not only saw the mosrous diversion
Of the money wTung IRON the people by taAaiiO' D
also saw that 10 made through long series o years
sull greater ANIMAL expenses unavoidable Wien the
entire control Of the Southern states Is gwen over ul
checked by the intelligence Of the white race TO an.
tOred negroes, whom the people OF the North have SAID
drunk with unusual power, and goaded on by bad and
designing men, shall make life and property unsafe and
shall shock and disgust the world win ouIaseS we sihl
be forced To raise aud pay stil greater armies Up 10 tins
military officers livery man VINO not pllhucd ~ hate
bigOy looks forward with horror 10 the ood0n OI
the south under negro domination The bad iath to the
pubic cledtOT anu uA-Idytr III tnls uu,ct.nS Oul
Union, oi keeping the South III condition where u can
load upou the country. Is tie real Of de
based credit. The aypaycr was told tc burdens put
good faith 10 him. for the debt still stands; nor In
good faith to the creditor for he was not paid what he
harmed both, in a way that tainted the nations credit
kept up taxation by keeping the rate Of Interest while
down the paper currency and tus WrOnged the aboicr
and pensioner But for The policy Of bad faith Of part
chcapy as Great Britain; but we have cursed the tax
payers The aboier The pcsoner tue pubic SLedt4r Tor
IL We nad IN one ifI, of our debt had Kent down Ibe cost
Of government had given peace TO our Union, had buit
evils which now agct ms cond have cXised our whole
condition would have been changed We demand that
currency shall Dc made good gold not 10y contract
ING h, a.:: hnt bv contracting the expenses Of GOV
ernment. We are against measures wnJa wi pull down
business credit aud call for those which shall t up the
Naoual credit When We stop the waste which forces Us
to pay usury OF 10 per cent and take course which VIII
nations we shall add to the dignity aud power Of our
Union when we give value to our bonds by using the
money drawn taxation TO the payment OfO debt and
the the the 6Roldef and give strength and Value
to the claims OF the public creditor We have seen the
years II viii be as the future it has been
and is pledged to it, We have shown how the policy OF
using our money to pay our debts would have helped
that policy pledged There is not one man OF our
party this broad land who doubts upon this point IL
was charged that single Democrat IN these UNI
favored the military and negro policy upon
which the credit Of the country has been wrecked Our
remedy Is to the public money to pay the public debt
II is sImple, brief but a certain remedy Tor Ma
tiona malady Our auent sdeb aggravated by despot
the bondhodcrs. In answer TO complaints OF heavy
taxation, they cannot be helped with our heavy
debt and thus throw the whole Odiun on the debt Why
do they not tell the truth and say Onehrd OF our taxa
on made by debt Then they will be asked, what
tIt. hoy Ia moi Nlu
10 have asked, aud they do not want TO answer When
they do answer the eyes Of all classes VIII be opened
reports OF Committee Ways and Means S79l7sot6 So
and this IN the third year OF peace Well say our well
the debt took most Of IT, ON. no, that took 81
spent $02925l3 l4 for other things. Why that Is SOJ
O6O more than the Democrats spent for Army and Navy
and all expenses OF Government put tOgcther But why
cost 100000 annuayi Has American shipping grown
much that have to keep up vast nayies TO protect
it, Oh, tariffs have swept away American ships
from the ocean have lost the carrying trade the
British have got that. Then why don't you give the
builders OF merchant ships the money spent on the
navy, by way of drawback on duties Would that start
work AT our shipyards on, yes, half the cost would
really we have been 80 busy WIN the Impeachment and
negro questions that we forgot sailors and mechancs
But We see that tho War Department this year spent
Sl2oSsiGG when the year before IL spent only about
S5OOOO0o The longer we have peace the more the army
COSTS: How Is hl9i Well " costs great deal TO Keep
soldiers and freedmens bureau agents and to feed and
cOthe negroes AT the South But why do do III Let
abOrers OF the North TO feed aud clohe these Idle
Africans True but by doing get their votes, and
they will send travelling agents To Congress; we shall
get 20 Senators in this way, while majority OF the people
OF the United States living in nine States have only H.
The people may vote they please but they get
the Senate, repeal OF the laws got through for
advantage we have managed II that one-quarter
OF the people have more power In the Senate than
three-quarers We now own the negroes Of the South.
Did we not buy them by your blood and money! We |
now see where the money goes; We why the |
credit OF country is so tainted why the
value Of paper money is sinking-it was only at q
cent discount In 1866, II is at discount OF about
% per cent why abOrers and penslOners
cheated by false dollars. II the mechanic cares 70
know why he WORKS many hours, let HIM study |
the reports OF the Secretary OF the