New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-05
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he must end in decay What we need 10 insure 10 opt
S se oh to sna S se'D tsS people strong ~ 9 a
Mnmer too viii tn be strong s simplicity and It's re
uGesI system which scs' by one central rerey sok after
hooked a The public service mus become more and more
corrupt ior ~eiehass the countless host Of subordinate oac
eeCoUs on T PIE a One ~ tie most elective 10 day
toward mach NEEDED Civil Service Reform would be simplify
,eLSa Re,etee and 1eNS 70 eiece e 9h engaged in their en-
The acceptance " nee Of certain eulmcnts which have
IsSet sea made part 81 he Coastutoa Of ihe United states j.
sed asd he sn u possession Of the right Of surge The task
r SsT o efforts fl Gg.o1 IF On, day is Whether e, We are to
hhye aid executive power alike under hollow ioofa Cpstu
itself sch Interpretation ug cHo1od 6y Executive.
IN darg imminent nat may lose sett o. e principles ppon
Pnqre which 70 Che BeruHc great prosperity before the
ard 10 wsr, saved 10 rom dissolution
Gen. Mcclellan wrote;
ete os't have been 5adrl nat every
DerSa W. recon-. zoe y o. hs 'e, a. saae-nC ,ss
gave ms he rae oenons d peace haplne and ITo,en{o Ne
sSnc trust ts wien tie momen. for seton arrives there
sacrse personal sasags private for the pubic goods
-, 0 & 'I hands yt TO-, l y a '
Ss ends oa'se al reeTsaee for Il vial sPr Of our institutions
clearly see Or Issues
be called upon oaead 1g corpse LIT leave behind tie dead
Id IL rs forever and iet no one aistlrb i gave me
Seo has Soc sato yo hn sesp 10; bat strive to educate bin
real friends are and VIII enral.y in our own
l SS Lei us io hat e s5pcGos Of the s GsI l'' SS
Cs Of The party will be 80 lear That no one can cast the s aiow Of
LEGATIONS Of @ Gsnn rather than indulge IN abstract
pssue policy viii make The paper as good as Tie gold
To- eus ts r mus. be clearly undeoci throughout he
-G5 has eye dor Of he principal and interest Of The national debt
meat masi be confined to The requisite to meet The interest upon
he Goynut tae qm drawn from this generation by the a and
nv sIS ~ I , 70 ia IqTsss g,t mentioned and
o. the eenes prosperity Of the nation should be abandoned
Ne ts hrif Ito ho ca11e1
70 DO Than the full upon debt another
The principal Of The present ard the future are Dis, net
oeAnf eSa''L ",tIi A~nesy ana Suffrage Tie 1eseya
sGG ,2s , e ns' c Ss o as 81 'sleea S Tie
preservation OF individual hbcrty h n'osuy Of the right Of tie
ollie & a 7alr cs Of the Gertrs Government nct economy
IN Che administration Of The Governments tie relief Of the business inter-
and unnecessary burdens these constitute or issues upon
1Monleclqery Blair wrote:
ssis va conto! the Republican panty and the Administrator No
cclfirot even what called personal goyeumcpts Lasl
. Son'I. on, Q, now E sl PIrore'e the 5oI Of oth.
tyranny OF domestic av,rg h cares not Tor co6i.Dio
" 'ee or humanity. It has Inly awaited i;ef the strrg
Srg ~ s ct Of q; rs when f. bs ~. In n
MAKE @ The partner Of the Government AMI TO subject the general
e q the SorG 70 t.I,Jn for it, onsat The class; ysO axe
V o ' ISop e arc fR me o HSI r Ee t2
Iuge q Al, I'm 5iseo a i . t lan s I 55, 5.S S
70 ee that peace las be,n restored in the South and eIoye he
4 ue oS l, county vii soon be ad oa a Of Sool M
Si' nsH S ~ ~ T . M WI Sei, soon eo,fI Il re
NE hard lld Temorseits, spirit Of RatlsHsn.
Ben i jss.ou J,o g. bps aa %@rs Se dpo Rr
,eS G rev"uoh Prenihy to be espcsy The party Of
M a, 3 {1O f on &ars ,hc was d
railroad to Washington, they organized force OF LOCO strong
Jackson even and attempted by uaunced
il q n any va too large r too small for army
30 70 & ,. c 5 !. confronted S ab now
posses Government with Cen Grant a. its ebet lie deter
.y lied 70 carry oa Re S policy selfish ess.e. which
the country against HIN ana MS supporters
and Overwhen them
MEASURES TO SECURE ORDERLY AND PURE ELEC-
TIONs DENOUNCED.
Resolved That the past history OF the Radical
party warrants N denouncng the recent aets 81 ton
foregners seeking citizenship part of vast scheme
of nsurpation and tyranny, intended TO suppress the
rule at Washington against the will Of the peopclNeW
York Democratic State Convention, sept 49, 1901
1869.
INTAUGUT BY DEFEAT-ASSAILING THE PEOPLE
CHOICE-DIssATIsFIED AS EVER.
Resolred, That we arraign the administration
OF President Grant false TO these principles ana meas
for partisan purposes, prolonged the dsuniOn OF the
States, and, by military dctation and arbitrary penal
into assent It's measures has failed TO protect the
masses and has given countenanee ana supGrt 10 cs
& in tirn the pensioner and patron Of accumulated
wealth; and that while thus abusing the standard OF
t,g,tio an home il has lowered the tone of
diplomacy abroad by the character OF Its appointments,
as nation s want OF sympathy with the people sruG-
Cling for liberty and its hd renee TO the iatt Oi Amer
lean citizens victims OF foreign despodsm'
ISGS.
from TREASON TO REPUTATION.
The Democracy of New OTk, in convention
assembled Tea t H1 e 7h ay Of july and they
call the special attention Of their feOwcuzes 10 the
following propositions embodied IN TINS declaration OF
TIL The payment Of the public obligations in strict
nominated in the bond and in the lawful currency OF the
country when coin Is not specified. .,,,--.,... L.
strict accordance with their terms.
rim: Equal taxation OF every fpeciG5 Gi prOPfT
Inc suulhcaOu Of the system, and the dsconunuance
Of inqu,ur modes Of assessing and collecting inter
"" ~ democratic state Convention, Sept. 3, 1903
1867.
STILL PROTESTING-OPPOSING UNIVERSAL SUI
FRAGE-RiPEDING RECONSTRUCTION.
The Democratic state Convention was held
In Albany October :, loc' The third resolution wac
PSs9Irsd That we dcnounce the effort Of the Radical
party 10 MAINTAIN the power has usurIed 10y estlD
souued with the Acknowledgement OF the mass OF the
white population as an outrage upon Democratic pnn-
rplcs, and attempt To undermine ana testr1S me r
cubic and that stgnatze the refusal o int parry
" this state to submit the question OF Lego sum age 70
Che people cOwtrdly evasion VI paramount ISSUE
r. the pending struggle.
WILLING TO PLACE IFS REBEL FRIENDS IN
P0yyER-TRUTH DIsREGARDED.
A great Democratic Ratification Meeting
Was the Cooper Institute oct 81 1861 Inc second
a. OlutOl - ,, -..-..- :.
Resolrcd That the policy Of the Radical majority in
Congress which continues 70 subject the pope ui yen
stars az mi. Union 10 irresponsible Government car
red on ly military power Is inconsistent win tae eX
press promises of the Constitution OF me Uhteu states
md s suhverve O. the fundamental ideas OF our COY
.rnneut ana Of civil oerty; aud the o0ect iOr "blch
mis- great wrong has been persisted ID, as now
s.ing disclosed to the people and 10 the
world, 10 wit: TO subject tie whole people
~ those State TO absolute supremacy in their local
Iovcrnmruts and in their representation III TIE senate
and House of Repre-e natives of the black race, JUST
saeriug from personal sryitude, Il abhOrreut u the