New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-06
SPIRIT OF THE SOUTHERN PRESS.
THE "oFFENsIvE PENTINACITYD OF THE PRO-
GREsSIyES,
From The c-Orle1ns Times.
IL.

From The NoC-Ofle1ns 7iHcs.
The Ne,c- York World, which is always lee
rc has DToyotcd controversy with Radical
Journals in which think comes on second BEST ING
Offensive pernacy, is that all the present troubles OF the
country and the calamiues, aihcuohs ana hulttlons
of the south are due to pcryelsy OF her people ana
politicians in refusing u surrender Their honest c9ny
lions their Of their own dignity ana rgnIs 70
tbe time-serving policy upOn the Douglass Democracy
abored 10 place the party in 1860 We eau Imagine 10
more unreasonable and lIappfopHI5 TOPIC u I,
nnbiic discussions. What possible benefit can
result from such discussion IT Is dilhGHlt
reviya of an old and dead issuesuch rahlug anong
the askes Of old political iiiesS TO keep IS no o e
Democratic chiefs Of the North ana coeree mem mo
blind following Of their leadership auu uhoOn"ioA"4
submission ~ their control
from Tie Memphis AppeaL
We have long since ceased to marvel at any
position which The Acsc IOyf World may assume IL
en,s IN he the magnet Of bad men and bad ideas which
have lately eliminated into IN organization taI1lhs
TIe Te,n ydrt Wdrd and tho political gamblers
amring what viii toin let honest inquire what is
right -
TIE ODIOUs AMENDMENTS.
From The Mortgorlery tdt1l lflh
IF. for instance, that policy shall be so
shaI ed az to attack the Odious amendments On me
Vernmenf powers e.are content to fight the battle
on tnat issue and bide te tine wtch must az tenDI s
in he background Tor a Shdt HerereteieSS DC
keJt duly diiUe; so that at tne proper lhoexi ~ a! We
sitio in the matters for na adjustment before tue oar
of right and justice that It's hnneaSur"De Importance
NEWBORN DEMOCRATS.
From The HashrIe Union Ameriocn
There is a class of new born Democrats who
never tire of exercising dead issues ana VINO IsdlS III
Implied assertion that are gggng lot OF Gd use
less rubbish. As we view the political heli II Is inc Fac
view TO retain power, as they ala IN 1865 on tne cues
lions of 1860 and 1854 And the Democrat VINO raises tc
nf IL really party
before the Radical tribunal.
SHERMAN NOMINATED.
From The Lertaq.oR (Ry) Press.
We publish in another column the speech OF
Cen sherman at New-Orleaps. The unbroken silence
which has sealed the lips Of this distinguished soldier
since n tie . gESa2E ny a & Gen. Jo
ston, has created the impression IN tne pupIhc
administration and the Radical conspraors who control
H. II the report OF Sherman's speech Is corect-i the
sentiments imputed to linn are leay DIS oT; anu td NC
ance 10 them-we may look upon the General as Tor
dabe competitor OF Grant for the Presidential success
THE MONEY AND THE BRoGUE OF TAMMANY.
from ne Richmond WAtg tDea.)
The amount of its revenue is S2J0O0,OO0-
nearly double the expenditure OF the Federal GoGfrn
he reputation OF being the chief and guiding spirit OF
DE T. mo d94S s 2Ssd by SDs n a
men in the land Manton Marble OF me World, with
his nfgnaed f fSrpJ 70 The S wisdom OF
he whole is best yindicated by their success With the
Whole power OF the Federal Government all the while
AGAINST theIn and until Gov. HO1Inan's elec-
ton, the state Government, too, they have never
failed in whatever they undertook There Is said to be
GOOD deal OF the soft Mlesian brogue and the sweet
German guttera mixed up in the concern-Dut that only
Soes 70 prove It's liberal cosmopolitan character 1t is
great comfort know these dark days that we have
such power to rely on.
MR. TWEED's LONG AND CLEAR HEAD.
FROM The Mobile Register.
But while Tammany is ambitious, Tammany
is master of very and clear head which Will
permit il 10 let fall its mk-pa while dreaming dreams
and building ChateauX en- Espagne." IL isn't such a
FOOL as 10 leopard Democratic for tie honor "
nominating us candidate.