New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-08

era of NSWYnE in Two WAYS II win facilitate tner
business and draw currency from De N.St I' ~ i,n
t6em but n ia ieath 10 US Who is Tins Senator that
wants TO tie difference between crtrne5 az Eo'g
10 the imuortcis II New-YOrk ana dFhln tle hrhl 81
money! who IT, and low mncl Is he PAD by tue In
porter League and British uAnui"cluI'rs'
The Hartford CoHdnf, oblectng to the al
mission Of Cow Vance to The United states nate says
"Tp, roton forbore t dis fruchi,c Rebels to cou-cte
their prouert ar TO Danish th ~, 10 hang one Of
the Leaders But by tie votes " more than iwo-ihds o.
the Lag slatnrcs IL hn pu into the N loun Con uiut'h
an article excluding from Nice l'- hu, h'" a. NC
Nar' former member %! the NanJnal Congress, ut-
6t y i,I r"rud All nj, treason re time Las nnt come
for breaking down oil DISTINCTIONS rive" i"l "a 90
uIip and liJrrtf on the nald, am teo! iHi' noe,
10 % slaVcLoid,r' Rebellion oh me OtNf ~ 'ut "'
remaining brand upon the great cI-m' remain ye" y'"'
Longer
Tie Memphis Appeal expresses its admiration
Of Gen Frcs p Iair by n classic Illustration which a
more complimentary 10 that gentleman than Dc Is to tho
Missouri legislature 1t says: the lad'a .prrs are
Mortified that u defeated candidate for the Ncelrc''
dcncy should condrscend 10 serve IN the legislature 81
nj. state When the coutcmncrs of E'amLCidds
caused him to be elected scuvengtr OF lhces, lac ~
patriot and statesman Hccclltd lc loc IJH = .t 't
IL was the man VINO cnnubtd lAo ,I.', .l5 .l1
Office could degrade noble man ana ne l"iI'iuh u.
duty IN su, maIn hat even HS thtH'o WEI uIc'u
praise him In the same manner Cen I'm Fl Iilr
upon the ini,nor pohlh"h 70 "Ili W lo"' "''c
ps.-ued him and We prcd le Wl retire nom IT, ,lo
Epamnondas, alter rendering signal service to tho
publc."
Republican papers in al parts of the Gown
try have protested vigorously, and with almost entire
unanimity against the idea that "ncw party" may,
can or should be formed. Now tie voice Of the
Pacific Coast press. The san Francisco bulletin eX-
presses the general opinion OF tho Republican Journals
west OF the Rocky Mountains when 30 says: I.crc D,
rot Ch virtue spleen and Vie ~ IN much ~ the
tan about parties. NJ lew party has been success
fully founded 900 the | -iri Sll'ta ON hiI' b..Ll'''
question. Moral ana political ideas are ne e+-ay 90
draw from Ola ORGANIZATIONS N"t Is Wa o1ai t.o
from one OF these To- tic OH I, bat t'y ~ 10 60 IN
body 10 one unless u aj rdct, i'ul h' some &c
liz inllngI ana despite the abuses ih coe 90 'oS '
joymcut Ui power has strong patlOuc instinct, Las tc
coWIheh some grand o'yre o. ana A.s A'u, - j. -
puu c more irsp. Citu ABROAD ana more uI, ~ Lur
than 1t ever vas ore u s, moreover parry lLnt
critical; its Journals Gon"uucc Whnt Is wing III JUS
measures with tTtuEHgaa anu honesty iuf
which We look In vain to any former polu"H lar'@.
ali cton, which Is further attracted b. leaders |ro Ee
cUsp ouous iH preserving the Uuou ami who are Lon
Oreu as representative AMcl'dus all over TIE "or"'
The Missouri Democrat has observed the re-
coptiou Of tLe new party IDEA - Inc journals o.
both great political examinations. u setn- 10 Lave
concluded at last, that Democracy and republication
ale kcly TO continue their existence iuc hrely, and
says: "Thc recent election in this state has presented
tie unusual spectacle Of Republicans ana Democrats
voting for the same meaGurc-t4o cnrancAang amend
ulrut But 1lcu we Inquire for tie principle Mll'h
prompts the Republican IN the one case, aud TIC Demo
Cr.t ia tie her, M Nut' iur thllt. A'+lDA'' tA'
poIc;l m IN l.. not SD transp rput II appears that tue
phenomenal unity wac blt Hn accident; tlal lht u'
i "a crgy,oi a. ui. A. with more or less nc
ana u and in cretcr or ,ss force questions Of
Rational aud Of state policy arise. II "l.p 't.l.9
cyi 4ent at beside tie mere question ara me aH-E' l.
ng pItq ureIui2ati,u, ~ tle hour, there j. eUch
thing rs the permanent tA.siclcco OF pt'',E .'
A. tie Cons tutuh q the country, and the diverse 'tNs
cUtrtaiutd w 10 the grand poVtI- 90 couier- Although
ihis is philosophical and general, ribt thin i'e ho
dir c ana most practical view oi paroles, ~ is Elm F'rS
Democrats may act t0reJher temporarily ana upon
MEASURES Of an exceptional character, aid 80 pt ="
nav ot in f.r Time uut the grand division u
AInelit an parties grows ont OF the nature o. ne Ci
tuuuu the Uuou and viii probably Last Lie 'Ae'e
eudmc."
Tie BaGalo Commercial, opposing the admia-
sion Of Gov Vance, these words: Tire election of
aicw Democrat Congressman must not persuade o'u
Southern friends that tie Sine has come when, III
DAYS roae 10y, thcy AN bully tie North" To this Tie
Rochester Democrat, stauchly Republican Journal,
answers; "Th.Is is higher principle involved than Is
here advanced 1t Is the question Of policy and OF night
II If moi question: at all whether the South shall be
allowed 10 bully the North hut whether tie Govern
ucu snail attempt To bully STATE ont OF ts choice Tor
Senator We stand upon the lat NH,iDml Republican
platform, IA favor o. me removal Oi al saoes, as
rapidly Vt is safe 20 do 20, ana We believe tat ~ me
cas- OF MI Vance IL s entirely safe We would take 40
acton Whatever, simply for fcNcng'. We ask oiy Hecl
uty We believe IN universal Ah Tiy' Wm,G u,fus t.e
opposed 10 tins degradation o! A"c.F mo h'.ise e
fre9uent OCCASION to regret unfortunate seleo-
tous onctAc part OF the people. BEll ths' is ho to
point sll We assume TO avail ourS"lNe, oi our power
10 currCci thrse " unfortunate ., cctOhs ! nat
profit woull 10 Ice % exclude Yancei We should haF G
an iucrscd majority OF the state complaining OF us Tor
denying them tine right Of representation 10 TIE Oy way
in W..I IS exercise would lot he the meest uorheIl
thai freedom boa It's ANA they would be correct III
su1 ing that thev practically dlHltaucllShj lof
what is The right to vote worth II Yen are denied the
rilht tn vote Tor your choice . . Why keep vance
oGtf Ii wall uot prevent another II ION IL VII not
operate as d waning. II would only be quoted az a
singlar.y unjust and arbitrary Distinction. II l. TOO
lie "a, M. is treason We must only provide for the
future We would not support Vance for any position,
for q docs not represent upon any vital principle.
Bot tat aft rds for dlsiranchsIng the con
stItuouCy he docs reprts Mt