New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-22
suspicious results, but is not sanguine 1t VIII. ii

says:
81" the PrceTrade Republicans should unito with tho
Democrats in Congress, and control legislation dneot
issue would he brought before the people on this great
question IL the same combination should reform tho
abuses Of the Government reduce expenses anu CUT vi
useless Offices, 1t would hold In Its hama the oeS'cS vi
the republic, and the next eectoh nu' "e" VIC
remember how blind the Democratic party has been IN
the past how insensbe It has appeared to the narch OF
events how 1t bound TO Its old Idols anu 10"
little Il has learned by history despair OF hoping any
thing from II under Its present eadets' AZ hocu' W y"
purged and purified, and brought race 70 race WIN 'ne
living issues OF the day. II must satlsy the
that it will not violate public credit by any degree OF
Reputation; 1t satisfy the conscienceS Oh 'no'o
who love liberty and believe in it, that VIII a'rmp
to undo any real work that has been done Tor It, IL IL
fails In giving these securities Its labor VIII DE IN VAN
must step aside aud make room for some pufer org]a
tion which shall embrace the best elements OF ooh par
ties now in the field, and which shall represent 'he ne
sires OF the people for good go|ern'n WI" NV F'''
record TO explain or defend
The new Tammany Hall Democrats recon-
nend their leader, Jacob Cohen n foee '"inssioor
In place OF Sheriff elect d. I. Brennan
Theophilus Little, one of the colored men
beaten in the Camden n j. election riot has died Of
bis Injuries His assailants have not been identified
coroner's Jury has been impaunoied, ana the men III
plicated in the riot are held under heavy bail
The Iron Times thinks Grant displays his usual
good sense expressing calm conhdehco III 'o
of the Republican party In 1872, ana In seeing ho'ns W
suggest doubt OF that result In the elections OF tS
Fall The Democratic papers, it says, with the beip oi
few ii affected Republican Journals are making 'er-
rble ado sbout tho "orbund condition OF the party III
power" but their thunder Is only the banging OF TIN
pans behind the political scenes. The Democrats are "S
ii ted by turbulent but insignificant Clique Oh uI,ra
FrecTradcrs Noise, however, does not aer ihets ine
simple truth Is that this is the 'o year, and In no ek-
4 A.. Il In
Administration In the history OF tllis eorntiy Wv IL
posing party has made gains al e pQs m isl If.
can party f. doing just what the American peo' ~t 1
Government 70 do by giving strength 10 'Ie i
credit and building up American interests anu UNIV "
| be no call iOr change.
The Lonisrile C,7uier-JoWnal, like most oil
the Democratic papers the country praises the course
~ The Cbieo10 Tribune and Missouri Democrat IN
calling for new adjustment Of party lines III MENTIONS
in connection with these papers The Ner-lork "o''''
The Yeir- York Ercning Post The Chicago I'mes' Lyman
! TrnInhun John c. Breckenridge, and Carl SchuH anu
then asks: "what substantial difference can he found
between any two newspapers party leaders VINO arc
brought at last upon parallel line of incrcstsF me
Jo,uoI then publishes kindly obituary Of the Repnph-
can partv rs follows: "Thc Republican party was or
ganized 70 do hut small part 9l "hai II I IA Hnt
lts mission expired with The completion Of its war TOT
Union and jts dsposa of tine Incidents growing out OF
mat war The Republican party Is dead IL was greS
uarty; instigatcd by most heroic Iuip" eI ny ty
able and sincere men. These hal splendid career thcy
nccoInished that which they set out to accomplish ana
like the magnificent fabric which they T-el mp i.ey
! Greeley is dead Mr. Chase is dead IL their room We
have their creatures, not themselves
The Missouri ReDubHcdp is laughing at the
anxiety evnccd 10y It's Boiling Republican ncghbor me
| Je,,oeraf about the "utnIte fate Of iS insurgent
m,vemout" The Democrat enlisted In the Brown Free
Trade movement, Il says to form n new party ana ~
was perfectly confident that Brown should he eeceh
the new party woud be in the full tide or sue
cessluI experiment" Brown has been elected by
such a majority as candidate for Governor In
Missouri ever received before and yet, with
this MAGNIFICENT fact before It's eyes The Democrat
is strongly inclined 10 suspect that iis man oett ns
RE p,,I5c5n with defiant irl r. has been wTcnche1
hands of the Republican party anu gven To- tne
Democracy; of the leaders OF the " new party mas
been defeated for Congress in the IXih Dstrct by
straight Democrat; Democmtic majority Ia, be,i
elected To the Lower House. and thicc.loulth+ OF
the Counties of the State have been transferred
from the Republicans to their opponents WIN
yJ, pemocrGt "is beginning to perceive that
shows right OF wanting To get baeI again into ,nS
ts si not in fycT of Free Trade by admitting
there is great difference between 1nat ana IT'S
andha sGhe'e 81 cGin c new rarfy movement
has failed nj the very Joint of its origin ~ mas over
thrown Radical power the STATE. but mo Democrat Is
TO he deceived BY the talk IA Republican Journals ABOUT
! q Reorganization Of parties
The Chicago Tribune sill presses its ideas Of
a new party upon its readers attention. 1t thinks
that the two old political parties longer expect
]
their fun the question, or the Rebellion
question or even the question OfIcrcncncBt, economy,
and Reform Tire first two OF these questions buried,
and as to the last ia says tCic can Dc no Issue because
there can be opposition party. 1t takes two parties to
make an ISSUE" and, until the Democratic party
"hows for expenditure and c1trayaeahce,"t viii not
he easy for the Republicans to keep that subject
in agitation. There arc fossils IN both parties,
who suppose the country go on voting for human
liberty and + PiuJuS Unt,m for the Freedmen's But
rrau and The Civil Rights bill for the WIN Amendneht
and vigorous prosecution ~ the war; FOR Gen JacSon
and against the Stamp Act and 20 ON backward mti We
come 10 the differences OF Jacob and Es1u The country
must now vote, however upon practical measures, ana
these says Tie 1ribtOe force rs upon the
question whether We shall have protective
system or tariff REFORM" Until people can vote upon
This question, the progress OF economical legislation
"must be brought t. dead halt, or conscious mud
de" New standards be raised and tho party ranks
divided Bushwacking will not answer IN tho coming
fight and the single question must be PIT before tho
psople "Shall have protection or revenue trlnF
ale elections the editor holds must DO squared upon
fs one question. Congressman nominated uTon H. and,
"possbIy it may be the point OF tine next Presidential
election