, 1870-11-12

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PROGRAMME FOB TIE
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HI. Views GA the Future Policy OF
the tkcpublfcan Paray-The ALA.
bumn CLAIMS 10 Furnish Capital
Tor rhe Prcs,lensial t;nmuatxn.
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sag taat 10 inteaas 70 % 1axa spe9co ,; y aa
~ ~ msA 1,t hetue ~ ~ ~ pvlsy
sn1 " a nuasI ~. pp,s snh Gusu. ~ FWsus tn o5uo5
" sep .ne nepuonSS.u ~ pAt41 usa.aet' aao
Et'e gem s1gc.. aau .aa sacn a. nosu aPon pao-
next Presidential canvass, md be gave 10 out
line Of the opinions he Intends to present.
The Republican party, be Eaid, is not now
united upon alnGle question Of public policy.
Upon tho tat1n question It ts split tn two By
fRs ns1sa ssnsa of e te 1ae - .ps npea =,
marked. The party has no 1onge
any coherent force, and recognizes no loader
ship, It eiyps no support to the adminlatrs-
ton It has chosen, which was not able at the
Last session Of Congress- to carry = single one
m mineo m treaty fa,ied in Ia senste IN snfta of
ali The influence the President could bring to
bear. CresweIi's one idea Of aho]tshin0 fha
Franking Privilege vas lost. The Secretary
Of HE NaYy did not Get tha ap1roprintiona ha
a1nv WA red1.ced mt aithstsndjne tha nro-
sss1s ~ tbn Wsr Hansrtment The 1tsof1nav
GsnaS.rs ~ of7;.a *rss 1nnetaa ;,tn - Ro,t.
eTs t,renc;s1 rrs.s,,1os sra ao ~ r. M ~,
Tha.a -a1.- hafnra rs vrs ~
nnesess;np ~ ,;tije infi1,ensa VIII = mnners.s @
r. iss n.e1 49, HAo 111A1~e4se WALK
~ Tha ~ o Rannhi;c.r -n,r+r oarar,, p,t,.r
ttfnSa 11ss hssr, rant .i;ys for In n,at 1 -
ve.-e sasaiv r. 10 rrs1';r,,a,v M ~ H. ~
-, ;.t.nst - o- e ~ ee1 G; II 10 .i1o,1 III
In ~ en-rtS,: o-a,-,;F - a5.,. ats ssaSsA
hsas ~ ~ sm5r,es ~; not last ,,cr ~" ,one ~
rn,n,sh pnlitlesi eanitsi for he PrnsfdsntisI %
| sfucrie tWo veara feuee, By tint tirne. tha
Demoerata viii have fully accepled the rs
anlts of tho var. Reconstruction, eutftace.
and at domestic issues growing out Of It, Wili
have beon fully settled md dnally disposed
| ct. And Will furnish no UQ5H16i8 Y1UUdA~
lion fnr the Hepublio.n psxty to con-
Htmct nlatSorm upou. Thera ia ona
cr,cstion nf tha var. borayer. that In NOT sct-
t{.i md tt,st IL tl5a fnreIsr oueeijon. Tha
| wounds received by our national honor 1t tho
hands Of Great nlitain are not yet hoaied, md
| trstiop. scruyiipg to General Butler, to 1t
onca demand au9 enforco tha settlement Of
The Afabau1a clnima. Hers Is question upon
which tha Preeident can lead the Hapublicsn
nsrtv and uni,e Il In his support. ieorous
prosecutioa Of thess clains to eatis{sctorI
tic reelection OF Grant inevitable, Tbs pee
nia VnuId rsiiy 10 lie supuort viii entnns;.
I'm, and the Republican patty would bc given
immense strength and new le1se Of liza
In reply to question ~ to the nature o&
the settlement be would have proposed Ia
General Butler said that speciI agent OF
Ambassador Extraordinary should bo sent
INN ediately to London. and instructed to mt
The case to Earl Granville somewhat in this
| We n,ye w.3,ed fonc anouch for . satt1,,
rusnt Of thesa ciainae. nv Io2d, md va nro-
pose to Tsit no longer. They IN coustsn,
source Of irtitation betyecn our coyeru1neni
I and you1., aud bstTeen our W reopls 81 Ind t youTa
md no good can come Of longer ielay. Be,
aides fthns hacornn nnaas;nn 3,T ru,litica1 noI;
cy nitb "a M At home. s,ad we .re detsrminsd IT t.
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r,a.r. w" A. hatLsen rnnr r.,vern-r.1t .rI
onM. thesa e,.sn,a srs verv hesTTs Tho dan.
sre dana to our eotumarcs bv YOUR pIssist
var caused b7 your co1frsa wa N incalculahlt
;ninrv tn m. Ia a.nount OF rnonev whIch vnr
~ sh,~ ~ n.v vnnld rnata f1iI rsn.r.fion r.,
ths Trnne v1n I;d us. S,;l1. NJ bctresn m, mi
rnreTnn,ent md orr own ritizens tbese ci.ir,,
sse not large. Nos. of oar shio!owners sI, xht
SsTa S u Is nsT them nor T tbe insnrsncs % con,ns NJ
n;ss who n ~ xarr oo,onensated az for ths;r % 1oaes
by tha war riska tbeT charged IN thef
: PREMIUMS. Nor would Il b. Practicable to re-
furn to ahip-ovue1u the extrt premiurus The,
J Maid. nor make good 10 ths actual joso,s thi
: eecnes.1 v.v hv tha daa.,nct;nn ~ mn o,e.n
csuyinr Gsde. Ne ehouid onfy have TO ua
, our Eilizens who actually Loot ships OF mai
, chsrdiee. and Ferc mol insured, This fact
! however, does not 1t al lessen the rnagnitud
Of. the claim We bare zs 4 nation againa
: Great Britain, but It enables u to o0e1 80
!; noe1M terms q aetuemenl. N9E. tneae "
: claims md settle With onr OWL peoplt
: md We will take from Eou - q
= Jo1f provinoes north OF u. The
. are only bu1uen 70 1out ano must eoone
= Or later S1antafc 70 u.s. Ha"1nt taem no
to get I'd Of the expense Md annoy .nce {
apln$ & 1P P,; "a aoss 70 sstt,e ~ liz t-,1ts H
a -. fan no 80 ~ oe,Te ,,.,t ,rn1sn me hs
i srer thst ee7 sS,c,,d hsr3er th,n, NJ, syxiT T.
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n eleet 70 1otn me onAea - ota,s. oas !ne ~ so
- al W .s1su II l., ~ h!.t - =.
i pa1 np 10 masa ssr n oeo'' sa po"e1 .'aan 9n o'
T We should have ) powerful ensa
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