The New York herald., 1871-11-25
Is the Democracy To Be Re-
organized?


THE TEACHINGS OF THEIR FAvoRITE PAPER,
there are other educators ut work tnat quietly and
strongly appeal TO the hearts Of the masses. Among
these are the taxes federal and State the increase
or decrease Of rents and the cost Of articles or sub
sistence and clothing and the voice OF the lecturer
or public speaker who appeals to their pockets ana
tneir understanding by facts that cannot be gain
said Among the latter must be cassed those who
nave led of at the hustings In favor OF
MUNICIPAL REFORa.
That the press mas done a great work no sane
man VIII for moment deny; but the public meet
ings and public speeches have largely contributed
TO achieve the victory claimed by the advocates ol
reform.
The weekly press OF New York has recently taken
. prominent stand on the subject and lew ex-
tracts may be proftably embodied here
The citizen or to-day, edited by Congressman
Roosevelt discussing the SITUATION under the title of
''OUR NEXT PRESIDENT.n
declares that
no Our hss ousn e1psreDss
WE HAVE DREAMED DREAM OF WEALTH.;
fancies Of ths mind, notion that The
issue Of obligations was an increase Of We
MoRrGAGEp OUR PROPERTY
snss1S e our heart the asish,fa n9oa tbs. Sy
Now comes tbs change m0fe 'AuAo'e
BUBBLE HAS BURST
vrss from sne downh ro.d to The stony path
suppo1 begun
du sua " ssy both N a
TEN Tn6usASD DOLLAR sEcKLAors
Sn their wives nor 70 have public steal ten millions from
As munic;pal STATE Or national treasury This feeling e
vidu.s Tie producing results all
% sas
cSvsTS@en: % mus. b stepped xLs:hsr they s..:sin
sad Inc party Which mo:s positively oa 10 hi;
will the Des S.nss @ :. me
ae .Soai Equally The sy sr
IN I'll: &. ' ss ar'Psss:n' na n anew
sSdsst cry usrns Of corrsp.
y sss rs ssy nas u
To therefore, the democracy must reverse this posi-
T eo .s1s aso %s. w Ss pa
country and remove all question as to the purposes OF
EXPOSURE OF REPUBLICAN, vrNALIrY
sn s hs als cs % cp hs
the ranks those who demand the condemnation Of
II The % and pre1
% %ore hsn s0y anything sso in s"a question aaS
peculiarly DISTINGUISHED by unquestionsd devotion 10
sess should by eli be nominated For instance,
GENERAL GRANT AND sAMuKr. J. TItpEN
public have occasion to hesitate to their de-
Tne same journal. discussing Senator Summers
chances and claims Tor the PRESIDENTIAL nomina-
Bion the interest oT the democracy, characterized
them absnrdtles, and declares ihat III the entire
history Vi the country there WAS not TO be found
MORE ExTkEME RADICAL,
or more persistent, blind, inNeteia;e one than
sumner
He" says (fiscn aboiticnist when to favor
.soa,on was crime Tie was an m enemy to the
To have pr9posea hteen years ago 70 make such
THE DEMOCRACY BEEN DEL EArED
often and dsa.rou tina, has lost eve the memory
ing sink everything chance for success and niser
%ssiue ' Il can lrins together motley ,Hrons Of rap,d
sbotionis's eoprcrheads conservatives an new depar
Tor ourseli. we can only say-aad we believe
Ina, il sumner to be the candidate of the democracy
.i republican, ami that in choice between him amt
WE SHALL SUPPORT GRANT.
We win for the who helped the country rather
conGned solely to those two"
The Nation, a periodical that has achieved quite
respectable standing IN journalism, and whose ut
ierances can not be dsregardcd In an article ON the
rnmns IN c and e c that ey hSve
nnduly clated the party at Washington and the
Prcsidcnt who has Tor good while made secret
pI his desire for u renOmlnaiiOn comments upon
TIE REMOVAL Uf MURPHY
as Collector Of The Fort In this wise =
Probably nothing more :knfal IN the way Of managing
character and were al 50 he had 70
isrss order; replaced Os
len wnS:s sns ,.a
Gone the path.
the elecaon. were over that their value would greatly
'spena On rns ns ", SssocSATs S TOOK rnxr prrrAr
md We to % % ., &c That
prospects !. guile plan that they are rapidly
ss4 pes sssSis aps: ss
body who viii, beyond doubt question, he spong
inoagh either % draw the votes q aarEs loes OF puo
W o'@A" rus "rAssIvr POLICY"
which few weeks seemed very visionary begins to
wear a highly practical LOOK aud has one important nd.
mosrate likely prove acceptable to repubcans
n that II throws on republicans the responsibility Of
se'es"'s rnr PERSON WHO is TO OPPOSE GRANT
nc mind anybody, Charlie. summer whom the demo-
a M .aa TsS S % % aon
be drawn up for him tina. woult no! seem shaky On the
ss"". % Or .Sectye oppo.non TO II. .amin'ss',on
m, can hardy be erys,alized into parry and nomna
Sssd Hs y or sn sdmsa % eader to people
there are dozen men sm9ng whom repan
naeuss and arswbacis about all OF them and absence
more me han IS 10 be disposed Of for the work
Of selection. In this state OF affairs,
seems almost necessary 70 create an opposition os
:rs s a an Nasd 10 ss a whs But
stention 10 Affect the crss In any way mn pe
eaaers pros and calculating proba'
'ss Soun ny 1e ,p.sg ,Ssy may eouS On
nse ss n Al the fact. which sayo the mS. ,S
ns @ ~ ns1 he s,sr raey have a
se Of republican and foiss MS apparently further
have given the las, bow to The Old Fabric
ns ars o, h sevoea 10 scknowl,drc that no
Of ds tiss"s BE- ssst as,ss as sase
r Tho condition OF toe democratic larJ, whch