New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-16
DRIFT OF POLITICAL DISCUSSION
QUO REPUBLICANS MUST WORK FOR VICTORY.
YIN" Prom TIE Cleveland Leader

outo REPUBLICANs MUST WORK FOR VICTORY.
The time is at hand for Republicans 10 act
in preparation for the Fan campaign Tne DemSEfano
Ssi1d unon 10 maine their standardbearers and set
IN order their line of battle for the coming c0htesI
s feat Phe democracy already distracted by dis
Content with the New Departure would taSe fresh e0ur
age while timid Republicans would be dlsheartenea a.
ISer own apathy The Republican party never had aner
chance victory nor was te necessity ioI i f new
more imperative. The campaign Is he cISds ~ Shi t
decade The political standing and influence OF ONO Ior
the next tho 10 y seKt 'T Legislature viii only
states senator ont redistF1et the state tor Repre-
sentatyes N Ooh r. the senate with the Republicans
Tav must NOT be permitted to put Nallanugha III tne
Place OF SSsr the CONGRESSIONAL delegation must not
be surrendered the Democrats ~ new t IN
ocsobeE would reduce Ohio cipher iu Republican
National politics would be the signal and prelude Oh
and hope of the Democracy in this campaign
THE WEAK SPOT IN THE NEW DEPARTURE.
The Democrats in various parts OF the cOLn-
try are hard work passing resolutions ana getting up
declarations place themselves adyantageousy before
the country In relation ~ the last three
amendments They thus taking unnecessary trouble
What they need is, not professions but practice not
eaucuses but the confidence OF the people When an
has forfeited his there T DC y Ge GpV sbsS
him to the suspicion Of contrying new schemes OF
trckery and deception. In other words, conndence Is
plant of slow growth" which the Democratic party OF
the Union utterly neglected to cultivate during the
now with their bran-new resolutions favor of accept
ang the situation any respect the people GS S nep
back over the unpatIiotc and ingorous record they
prefer to wait for the probation of tune.
SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST DEMOCRATIC
GOVERNOR.
From The Son FrGRisro Chronicle, June O.
The friends of Gov. Haight admit that 1n-
etead of paying $500 out his pocket for monn
ment TO the memory OF senator Burnett ne ransiefeu
that amount the Secret Service Fund OF the state
Treasury contrary Law. At the time OF tho erection
of the monument Haight was credited with personal
generosity in remembering his deceased friend Iester
days Sacramento Bee makes another damaging charge
Legislature refused TO pay Neunan, the SIX manuiac
turer for the flag made by him and donated 10 the stare
GOV Haight commiserated with the impecunOus SILK
grower and headed subscription list for his relief with
81 900 Instead of paying this amount ouI OF MS own
pocket The Bee he appropriated 1t out or the secret
Service Fund Of the State
THE NEW DEPARTURE-AWAY WITH 1T.
From The 4tLGH91 (9G.l San -
Party names weigh but little with us. We
look solely TO principles Judging OF the true and real
announced by the "New Departure Dcmocrats-so
calledOf Pennsylvania and Ohio. We confess that we
XVIII and XVIII Amendments to the Constitution of the
United States and the principles on the same SUBJECT OF
she ruling dynasty az Washington, whether tney pe
called Republicans Radicals, Jacobns, ImperlalstS
The new movement seems To us to DO nothing Dut an
open abandonment of the old creed Democratic party In
essential parts, and the full epousa OF the doc
of Jefferson This is our independent position upon tne
subject
A HERETO ANATHEMATIZED.
From The CtEciaRah Enquirer.
The Neio- York World, with unparalleled IN
eo,enee and utter untruth hkeDed tue COniedeaes OF
file South TO the Communists or Paris NO resemblance
hateyer can be drawn between the two and to nsnl-
ate such comparison The World has made Is 50 mex
usable as u merit the charge of eowaldly deiaualon
We regret that paper, with even the reputation OF
being Democratic, should be guilty or such gross Uus-
aice.