New-York tribune., 1871-11-24
DRIFT OF POLITICAL DISCI SSlON.
TIE RE.IDENCY-LInrRAL DEMOCRATS.


TIE PRE'IDENCY-LInERAL DEMOCRATS.
t'ca re Ms'o,ri E'pattan
Before the election of Tuesday, Nov. :, ne
dritt Of D"noriitic opnlnn va: ,i,ing {" show 80,
since tro-" clco oti. riS tendency /, Tn platte ana ~"
nstatnlc, InI 1t Grows sii"nsr every lonr t., 'c '.
test wnu ,nh IA anohcr dc;'a'. and they acr -. win
"a, "idrd by tie ,..cIrc Of the i.irnry The sacrifice
onch ht 70 b' 'c"rLliy INA r. We cm.y 's,Inr. then t.,'
Dcm,o' rrc,rl,n,ial ticket iii" r"Xf an" ti"n
that romrs w t.: Mh'n 81 tine two thcr .orr"s lr1i
viii 1t rur>uri WI inmate II Iinrial K'p.bi"n
Will 1t Withdraw from the Presidential hed,
nan wae .na "S %%n to ino cr Il al" rn a"a a' h1 '"
selves. Iiut 1t must tc remrrnrr'd hat IT." sarr'm"
""r of IT, M @ /" /" dr : Is % "" & '% F,;ra aa at &
haIrs can ' rar! tlat ,as G'l 'hr So,r'nr .'" %
l'mb'r. md Nrw-imk in Noyrubcr. promise
lihral R"rhians victory mn'rr lt' ir'"rr-
deed made e ns at tie s,uth IN the F.II ii'n- but
we all know that the great ttrrgs.cof 49,? /. 10 re "r
it for that To demand tEn lcacrsIp" The
"n,.i'Tn +" s"k tram IN ~ which aIro<; ~"
,rm gain ~ ls rur Iimral Erpul,-pn Il, placed
before the people IN Opposition I" P'>i ut Grant "nRrI'
publican cuHvcn'iDn AMI Liberal Hr,mblcaS Ou,ht Ia
hc in,rnst"d with IN" championship oi l..
TIE PASSIVE POLICY TEr,CIIEEovS AID MlE-
CENARl.
from Tv Lors Tmfs.
Were the Democracy to turl their time hon
h., to-day pas i,cly await ,ich III, position
If their a,a,hc strength rs The lnt,,ri il.i leaders nay
ft Ia drc'c upon. there would simply nl upon ta
irnminous RUN HnotH fabric possessing all The part
Tc,in. l., h,r,ir ,"iirs t" b. Trsrt,raii tie ,in.
If II were po-slbc I" do away wth party organization,
altogether, linen wcr" the psop"I'i"r lrlI-l'l' ana
w"ithy to /" codNiirr.l bni ut prc-'n the "rGhi'h'-
oi thorr VINO 't nr'n our political q ,thn'n ,r".
I" ir not ony unpundrd and sWt"u'' hii i"c"'''.
u'aChcTOl.s ana in' TccIaiy.
a NATIONAL FATTY NEEDED.
i-'an r." }T.Hr|t! .Ll o. ff.s.'
E1,o hn,,,,,. mi Z, In
mai iona party, IN ruins, AMI arhn"" rdgrh 10 n' -
by h',r 'moie ntci "h and t'iioiic r,.ii"iS aud s,e
rcii"nn party. with n sectional spirit and serll"rhl
Feelings. We rrci great notona laiy, win IA rHt'r
country, and everything il now r"a ana favorable Tor
tie construction of si'i ILL "rs'i.iz zt'''
TIE rXrEpiENT NOMINATION..
I}om re ia,,a Hcr,ii
The politicians have decided to rim him
(ir,nD. They nd 1t tIcr ltcrroi 10 ii" ami ilc
patty .aclinciy m used 10 hr.:l aboG' that lc,uii.
ih r!. ";cr- In am, ana naIv. the Whole
nj p.tron"-c II the Goyrrnmn. viii hr n,cd :" tin,
.nd. He il to oi hls glory soldier wh 'c beat
jt,fin ati"n- taLt bc Made fo III, almin' triii"n.
We cIniot recognize HIM IL, Statesman. or as the best
Ior lrc,i,n i"rHi-r lio Is not and we hte not
hound by p..ly dis iillnc To- say that black il ilr
He has iliciiatcd himself from ia" best part "l
the Republican party Not necessarily dishonest him
party The fact Is that It cannot BE- denied All Grant
vii. he bee lc il the pest man for the o'r,
hnt bcc,c ir /, the most "xpr'"n for the pnllirin-.
II" ni% m'hr srr"lt term nun NOR "a, m': :! ian
II couId he assured that b" woni "e in!tp'nl"'t
O the piOt lNIltiri!1, VINO are IN ~
active fIrnd to do these thinS We wOld a. sO0a scc
hiin Ii"sii"n; rs any other man.
TIE PASSIVE POLICY IN BOTH PARTIES.
From TSr Memphis .4ratin-.t
There seems no doubt that the nO-nOmina-
" m Is % "nS ne OF "n sess t. c avs
their old leaders. and the same feeling tholgl in lesser
Scacey less tired than their Democratic opponent. Of
helm. compelled to light tnc battle, Of the
b'ra, ;:.c uarroantahi, "Ilios II lie leaders Of the
opposition constantly challenge them to tnr on>,t
TIE PARTY LASH.
To defeat Grant III the next campaign, the
people VIII only DO it by yoIln for IN un,u i!,pnb-
and who, III rcc' Ing the : 'nh frm Oppressive eg 'a-
ton Will not cn'"iI 's" "A second Growth TO Drmorrary
The party lash viii he applied 20 force Grant upon all tne
pee llr. Party lash can coinmand Erpnhlican force,
il. ans; with defeats bat against
n"t'Ir l;rpn"ic"n'. with II great. COOL and sound
Republican l-ad,r 1t may be- i.ii,ai ii van.
NEW ,,n cnS,IIIrrIoEAL r. ,,l.l.,; y AMhNpMENr
Should Gen. Grant be reelected to the
Presidency. the next Amendment 10 the Cons s'tntion "f
the unrn states. 10 b, submitted to the .rycral STATE
Legislatures. Will DE- that to 'trk "t the eighth article
Of section Of that instrnmrni. wirh reads ~ follows
Nc' OF oGy shl be GRANITE b he T." tA s,a'r' and
o rrsn el,lm'nt oG 'rn title of Any kI "A.i
Ii estimated tnat Grant has DE- cheated OF ~
least N,nOCo by this provision Of the sLpric law Of
AN noyr>T Man WANTED.
we WIFI u vi lutdS tut utlHi vi HoN-
ernmen Wo want Il man "ho will combine all the po.
itical forces now oPp,sing Grant matters not Who
hc H., whether he be Inside or OUTSIDE the Dei0rac
party 80 long he il honest ana statesman. We
.st that this is no abandonment Of principle, Of tho
clcs Of listening to the voice OF the people, which
dor conels Us to say have too little Regarded in the
past. The movement would have the sanction VI al
honest and patriotic men.
TIE WORK BEFORE CONGRESS.
From T7< S1c.Hdren P,'trhIn.
The coming session of Congress viii hlyH
Although the people are glad TO see HE , III reduced al
thus the hravcst burden Of the hnton rno'cI, 'in
OF the huge load. and the credit OF tr to- ornmcnt
80 percepiiby rl,rn that the genera. III tue
with our present heavy taxes. Tl,r wiz tucn ~,
attempt made to lessen t' RATES ~ boh fln' icT /
hope that the worst Of all Am LAKES. ani t,t
which conflicts 40 strongly with T." tenor OF onr n"tt
tins. ihc Income Tax, vii r tie tr; 10 rreairi. A.
for other articles tax q, "ny t">c ~ H. Ito i,h not
direct chsrrc % una " rD,o an l","r 'u ara az" "
this tescriptioD For nlO>s. fnthS "n forri goods.
yrnr nr two vo st w. '1 r 11it = :, " IN. u,'
larger witn"ut any nitrhl 'ImGt,,n oi tie rrvchr-.
E,h liiL ihlnt Nj. that siIo''i" Oh iof '"' 'h;ks
coal 1t should con" IN h"r
TAXATION To BE REDUCED.
From Troy
The people have The asa. IT tlcc Ot one thing
that the next Congress will take OF great deal Of the
present taxatlon Among tue various objects which tho
tins one Will br avoabiy acted upon. The reduction Of
the public debt. the growing foreign trade OF the
y. the improved credit Of the Government, the resOl
ton 40 make smaller annual payments Of the principal
Of he debt render it possible to tab" of large
O II Will lie proposed by the President In his
Mrooagc to Congrrs. ccretary Boutwell, has already
iicaled thi, l, pose. The suggestion will meet with
cordial applO al from Congress.
GOOD DOCTRINE.
FSon. ne 'In1.h Enq.irer.
The Democratic State Central Committee il
to meet ut Columbus tho "a h of this month";
"ve to consider aiurg othcr things, the holding OF our
next state ConvcnUn pom that subject have some
views which viii express. We thiik the interests
the require that al the States State
Convention be- held uniil after the Presidential nOmna-
tiOn IL nlair The appointment Of delegates to tho
National Convention should bc made by District
Conventions at such times and places tho
District Committees agree rioH. II ts
cessary 10 have state Conventions In order tU al-
point the delegates large The can h" chosen by the