New-York tribune., 1871-06-30
DRIFT OF POLITICAL DISCUSSION.
NORTHERN COPPERHEAD MARPLOTS.
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BOuINOuS lilDIAcIlC1DlcS
confined To the souh There are at the North and
they extremely bilious Time fails 70 mOllify their
IN ohio some nm Pennsyivania some in New-York The
smOnpurc Copperhead Democracy OF tine NOrth VIII
grove the most incorbe, hard-headet and embittered
eneme OF hberal ana gSSslNc ~ ~ '
OF whom, are afraid, are endcavorng TO specu
will exert whatever influence they possess as maTp0ts
and viii ght the proposed new departure TO the bit
sopism can he made To- pay, but the southern people
should be prompt in teaching them that they cannot
aigh Ku-Klux horses and "OutHerOding Herod."
DEMOCRATIC CooUETRY WITH REPUBLICAN
STATESMEN.
From TIE HarriSburg Sfas Journal
The main purpose of the Democracy is to
make themselves whole in political sense, ana hey
set footing from which they can reach and secure
power With this in yiew we find these demagogues
constantly engaged In coquetting with Republican
The Democracy of the North are now in their worst
Southern Democratic candidate for the Presidency in
che field. the South is rgdy determined to fight 1t
parture from their love Of treason In view of this fact
the only hope OF the Democracy is to get man as Their
candidate for President who Is able 10 divide the ke-
publican party OF the North
THE NEXT DEMOCRATIC sTEP-A SOUND CANDI-
DATE NEEDED.
Prom The SpTfnQfeH Apabtc1h
We are clearly launched upon season Of
political departures and party reyolutions Though
New Departure passed the great body Of the northern
Democracy, and at least evenly divided the Southern
CALIFORNIA u
In its favor, the New-York Democracy claim the
priority OF invention while Ohio, Indiana, and
Pennsylvania troop enthusiastically for the new idea
Il is greatly 70 the credit Of both the good sense and
fsten this stem 1t hem TO degree OF popular
raspect-it may well revive in them new hopes Ol ma
onal But their New Departure ls not pIeeI YET
~ has gone far enough to disgust ana palsy d MI
nority OF their fOlOwers-sineere matters OF the
niger" and the passionate devOtees OF the lost
,ause"-but it has not gone far enough 10 make that
oreak into the ranks Of the great RepuOncdn party,
without which there be TeasOnebe prospect OF
Democratic triumph at the next Preside eiectlOn
Indeed as the matter stands to-day, IL Is dOuD1u II tne
country as it did II has simply made the hrst
great step I'm the revOluOn IL has won the Ouposts or
IN public opinion ana alarmed inc
tlekets OF the Republican army but not en-
tered the citadel nor penetrated the camp
ubue n has lost both the oOwardly and unprO-
essye elements Of its army 1t is too late ~ 80
back IL must 60 forward or perish between the sun
compact body OF its opponents, and the unconqueie9
and sDeerug minority of It's organization, VINO Ieel
outraged and betrayed by it's movement The New De
parture therefore, requires candidate VINO snali De
more of departure than the departure Itself Inc
ment unless IL represented by man in whom II mas
larger confidence than in any platform. ueket
tainted with Tammany, or connected with copper
leadism, can inspire no hope. Neither HOnman5 nor
PeadletOn, nor even, now, Hendricks or Ihur-
inan can lead the Democrats to victory In l52 NOIhg
war ard Integrity OF administration for the future can
auspire that enthusiasm before the country OF WIN ta
large section of the Republican vote that are equally
successful campaign. Either tIrOesDeck
OF Ohio John Quincy Adams OF Massaeh9setts OF
Charles Francis Adams aud Gratz Brown of Missouri
nuld be such ticket To bring the party up 10 Its
iecon sthe step in the Democratic New Depar-
4uro.