New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-23
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its members. and ny its members. Of what Il
M rase nnar,v apomsh ,or an e ebo rnnsa. ~
great pary They must demand OF the Democratic party
to tell what It means by Free Trade and force the
Democrats 70 vote upon tne question 40 as 70 MAKE pam
show disafeced members OF the Republican party that
there is no middle gonno 10, .neT, De."egn Ian
ton t Should he met sqnarcly and talked about ~
good faith and In good telper NY smaller a ia, n 9i
one in presenting issue upon which men were com
PEELED to taks sides. All the Democrats voted against w
and ali the Republicans voted for IL. BY continuance
OF the policy, such papo - as me Ere,a"g ~
pe 10 th ~ de or to admit that there
material diff renee between them and the great body
or the Repubncan party LEI tneni w with
~ sen ra 80 be Tarie XII OF last session
DO YOU or do Won not think that anything gained by
reducing the duties s90Cco, ana fenmsn no twitb
poe d, o t ,n S , ns,cysr matteIs in that
bill Objectionable TO you They escaping rom the
issue OF the TIME ana dong mscneI oy ueas fn
telling What that Reform ia They must say whether
Free Trade The moment these Revenue Reformers who
are really Free Traders will out boldly and say e
party that they keep up the duty tne ncces
Them We propcse to compel them to define their Sos
tionD
~ SMALL IMPORTANCE OF NETWORK.
cord d,rectjn His attention 10 the subject OF the
contest in 1872 and the probable affect Of the vote OF
New York upon the result Gen. sehenck said; 81 ami
cinod to think that in all our in regard to tn,
next Presidential election we had better set down New
n tur ont OF
YORK as Democratic state II IL fhouu s Uu ~.
wise 1t would be SO much clear gam new aork va"
elections We have elected our presidents sustained our
party and carried on Administrations without the help
ne The New Yorker re CARDS New-York as the pivotal
point upon which the universe turns We always
@ ~ erSd ny resu admit the importancc II
MS vote changeI Tue resu ,e state comnts most is
casting I'M the result but do not admit that 80 votes
| ltgum nsrt ~ I'm tba e con- y " ~ ~ ~
I'm. ,,,. s1 ',n,.r,ov p. so,, or THE nrpr
LET TIE NEXT GENERATION PAY SOME OF HE Dhbi
The General then continued upon subjects VI taxa
ton, payment OF the debt Revenue Reform ana 'ns
success OF the ADMINISTRATOR
utmost commence I'D MS ainihs'iason pus % VIC
time am ready TO admit that, While, IN the nlthaseeiH
Of our financial affairs, he had done great and goa
service in the way OF retrenchnen and Of payment aA
adjustment of our public debt and the maintenance q
"ur nuhc credit cannot agree that 1, is best to con
mpost dnties which are producing 80 much
than required for the current expenses OF she
Government as 10 aGId n p,v b"nid he TO 20 on
as FAR safely and consistently with our duty to
lhe PUBIC tbae BURDENS mon the people and 10
throw the payment OF the upon the next neratioD
that they may share in our sacrihces In pchan Oh the
county ,o, .oo,,, ,,o ro,cv n, tho Renublican
party When the war came on. heavy taxes were inn
posed through the Internal Revenue and tns Sn ~
Iaeet the % an our internal and excise
w
same standard at which IL might nave peen te hp ,r
oIneu az mill W. conane them To- luxuries "a
such things as whisky and tobacco, which appeal To arti
fetal appettes ano We can Oh .o s sh @ an
proach revenue ssau lrd-obser vng that, in maxine
discrimination, should discriminate ~ favor OF Amer
can industry. iIat 10 Juss "Ha' 'no h"p P''
Tbe RennGicau Marty has by successive acts OF leg
isaIio since February 1865, reduced the tax 10 sum
amour InE now 70 aDou. 90 .o.t smss 70 such
standard Tat the revenue is less by t26OOOOoo yeai
titan before. 1t has thus made reduction III the bur
Iens OF VIC feope Wy ,ba nv rc,rcnchmcnt nv
economy by wholesome legislation by wise admnlstra
NTH HIM. cdn 81 The public debt by from SIS 100000
II that is not revenue reform, do not know
what ieyenue reform Is" ...,,o,
expressions by schenck, and he regrets that Che
ferckess b. mad j. an sue, given their united sup.
POI [, and gone t. the country upon It. lie believes u
nan, but great benefit to public service member,
to have nothing whatever 10 do Win the appoint
49, - .... r, s,,o,,,n N,
JUDGE PiEhhEfoNIs 'iE"sIaAA rs o,iU'ru ID"
REDUCED-GEN. GRANT TO BE REFLECTED.
o. H. .k;oo,o of Tho Nary portv p,oyamont
Oh lne s'pjeo's VI ING -,o" ai'y ., 80
exJudce Edwards Pierrepont lately said:
aed that iii, re ia a progress I'm the national
mind in favor of moderate tariff and mat VIII not do
TO make st d issue that question. To do otherwise
r ,n,rs On. narty The question must be handled ten
VIII ii1uie 'ne parry, ino nua " 80 IN
Derby IL Is impossloiet W na'e any he" parry '"'' VIZ
md NO 70 breat the mower q, the Re-
parry "1.u ~ ~ ',, ,,o oon,ro,
az the Democrats Whenever you start o party IL
-, ~, I'll, ,o tho r,ips OF some other The Reput-
must be oail upou INC runs Vi son' o'.e AZ.
lean party started ia 1884, made up OF fragments OF tho
Wig Free Soil, and Liberty parties OF Democrats OPP
posed TO Slavery, ana OF oeepy rehglous Pe"p,e " al
parties Ii took shape ana name IN 1884, ah" gahed 10
h's' so'V ~ % 49,, 30 80 q, a,,oiI ,hrovyn