New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08
DRIFT OF POLITICAL DISCUSSION.
A REPUBLICAN OUTLOOK IN INDIANA.
- wa IRON me LaGyei.e IIad.l Journal

When we speak OF the Republican campaign,
We speak of as whole 1t VIII include in the next IS
canoe County WIN carry the next county election bya
majority that viii recall he Vci0tes OF the past IL VIII
1872, unless the Republican aSpants sacrifice consider
for I qg u thv vii o nOaG we vii s'a fsS
Democratic candidate in the field than Manson, who car
Tied the election last year by 1893. what little hie he
had left expired when he stood on the bal
eony west OF the Mayors c G,co, 10 DI, e np
alliance against free schools. 10 Democrat who
SHOW his head as a candidate in the next Ten years
This fact though win be gain 10 the Democracy Of the
District We believe that John r. COfrOth esq. viii he
the next Democratic candidate for Congress He, how
ever cannot be elected if the Republican party demand
State STAT contest viii bc very hot, as Indiana
viii he one of the .piinclpal Daitie-nelds Of the
b 5StS and 'Hn av5Iy Of the last De8ocrac
nant and puere public bOdy-haye so opened the eyes
Of the people that will be hardly possible for the Dem
tire New-York City Treasury at the rate OF ten millions
year. in the matter OF four items alone, will not bleed so
for The benefit of the Democracy Of OTHER States and
Indiana will consequently be less eld OF political cor
ruron, all Of which viii rebound to the interest OF the
Republican party,
WILL THE DEMOCRACY CHANGE FRONT IN OIIIo1
J.o1a The CiaciEE0H Tines 4ad Chroliir
Wehave an intimatiOn in which wcpiace some
confidence that number Of influential Democrats are
seriously % Ghgc not O t vc t ed m
sumed so definite shape as 20 be spoken Of as nXed
lion OF forces not having effected. II is privately
conceded that McCoOk, candidate for Governor j.
not ANA that his running tends TO diminish
whatever chances the Democrats had OF carrying the
Legislature. The New Departure drags heavily without
Vgljaudi CHAM back it up by his eOquenco and mag
netic force, There Is, If not majority az least power
fu minority OF the partyto whom the platform continues
ro he exceedingly distastefu But not how that
can he remeGed The letter of CoDnell, just Published
throws light on the alleged movement. 1t IS an opening
Of the campaign on that side lie mas et out some OF me
leading ideas underlying the operation OF choking Of
VI CoOR, and may have been actually selected 70 hiedh
ground by publishing his letter 10 judge IhuIindh'
A NEGLECTED CANDIDATE.
iron, The CDretoai HeyGh.
The Democratic journals or the state are
treating their staudaId-beaTcr shameully. Their con-
duct admits OF Here he has been tonhg ana
sweating in the service of the party none of his coad
intors have thought OF doing and he has met with moth
ing in response but chilling Sights ~ the cal OF ms
1f ne cast u the principles and preihdces he had fed
mon from the days Of his first spOOn-yctuas threw
overheard his entire stock in trade OF catchphrdsc p
ncaIs 10 the passions OF the Democracy and denuncat0n
~ be Uer and of The Constitutional Amendments and
Vent into fight with unfamiliaIr Weapons
entirely ignorant. II ever as man ar'siE9d tns
thanks and support Of his party fof'iatiH fho"ga
W. McCoGk But what has ne receiyedl Cod, cItttnIe
neglecL The feast OF welcome % ms f1.Lh sh hC e
Radical wilderness has been hoth. nGi cGd ht ne
Ills first speech, at Ashia9ud, was pnpisheu Du! lno
others differing TO cosuel%ody eH' rroi'i,od NV
ously ignored Approving comments were poilSrn py
Inc democratic organs, but day aer Gay naa goIS ,S
sud tbe organs remain silent. NE CieUGdHo ftdW
Deoer is dumb and me Ct"ctHha" E"I"4T n'1 iI
word 10 throw 10 a dog. Never was candidate hViuns
high position Oh c SlSe rtfG csSd fc or GOV
cr"or Inv the Denocratcpaper Of the state Mr. McC"oh
ma well tNuldU, 'Ndu gou tii't .-~''i''c - '0''
lrendsi a plague upon such Datklh2'
CoyERXNENT REGULATION OF RAILROADS
IioD The Sd7GBlaO tBiCa. ,
A ouestion that ought to- be settled AT the
- is whether the States or the United states
~ cyeTcise the power regulating the rates OF trans
on rai r0ads ike the Union ana C.ntid IaoiIc,
which were built by United states ana ana III WHICH
Central Government has "a moneyed interest," IHo
asncctiyely have this control over all other rall-
S within their limits and 10 these the Ike power
wst be somewhere lodged If it i, in CGness tLen
Ircss shold use IL to promote the pubic welfare,
and if.that he not desirable, theh Congress shoHo
CT a law passing the power over 10 w ~.
Stsfcs The better phn would ne LOT CONGRESS ~
fs roqnz4nce Of the matter and by Law ~ the rae I
@ roi resrryiug the right 10 change lleh az cIi-
l" i may demand The local L. s.Iatnes aIs
80 ce .iy Influenced by these great ana EI'o'y ' IT,
mViO ,jiu .o august body the congress ol the
Tuited states For years the people ol taIivlLa hlN
-, crying ont against the oppression OF uitlu'l 49,
, iorabic rates Of transportation ana ut-,ns thoi
sIatre to take steps 10 have then reduce Tu rs
e % law. hut Ill every session The cooperation hiS
T mean. 10 have the subject indefinitely po,lp"e'
and the evil is as gross TO-DAY a. VIZ he t"y5Inmet
IT,.