New-York tribune., 1872-07-16

esv made nv sonc former subs rbeIS Of III lhiH.hs
Us publishing communications from iu,i. -. ~ f.-,nrr.
eiecs sir Cid t ever occur ~ you tlal @ ,t 81 ,h mn
a. ober journals might make charges acansi the puo
fishers. because they DO not sufpoit ,,,c,
,,.e a. those Won are pleased give voice loi ,u
scribed The Times, expecting 20 20 P Pa,IS reSre
end exnecting from H. past conduit thal y W.u0 &
spect the honest convictions OF V'l'ss No., h.n
Souelled Ia fer rom them but confess nave Doeh
uunea.anfly dIsappoinied In saying TINS hiahe ho
charge OF dishonesty for believe Nv, ~, 80 q r,f
paper upon the same condl '' ~ ~ ,s1 tbet
fr h. Ter or Tor worse Many months ago hopeu thhs
the Republican party WOnid hoiu - nc,,T'es b1t
Soon Learned fbat Others thought as did ana E5k
expression thcr thougnts "oiV % ~, rfv' and that
sty "a Grant was the true test Of orthodoxy " paI'
aud his unanimous renomlna.l9n B,hIcanisu are
s,popvmous II nas been pretty Wen delnonstnass ~,
tne past that the party WHIP even Wheh .onyic
mons and action resulting thereir0m. III IL Voiu, c
moral aud numerical strength wch 'ne iS bo We re-
marry contributed TO IN a. SO, and 60 wOuIe 49,
hIained ln It's well-traned ranks, ana tne n d its
party would only have sIlIlDorn e,n,, mart OF
0r countries history. - much ID t1e past 70 u
t 6oons at ifs sdberents with pride aud eNultaton
49, 80 .,,,,e tbinrs am sorry 10 confess tnat cause
sorr0v and tore hOduCs FOR the future AohE lhe ia
/. the polcy n has pursued since the Rebe0n-Whcn
tbit rs heen Iumlcal to the best interests Ot the
country and not calculated 10 restore peace ana mar
nIonv among s d frrent parts. II IS the same poncy
rsfere m Nv Nh RAYMOND his address above quoted
from which ascriDed 20 Congress anu as %
rbe RETURN of peace Acts which the RebelhOn lnade
cesary for the conservation OF the rights OF the many,
and which could md their only warrant IN the iact
of rebelhous opposition 70 the GOYerhmeht,
nave been used as precedents for Congress
action IA times Of peace. Ihis TENDS 70 the
destruction OF constitutional government and al
y no desire the preservation Of the Government
fblp constitutional limitations should their Efforts
preserve and maintain the proper balance between
legislative. executive ana Judcla ae an
between it aud the several states OF Whch IL Is COM
posed. for one nave more cOnndeuce IA accomplishing
That object through party row formed, whose ene,
motto retrenchment and reform than 70 look LOT ~
party which has been guilty Oi committing the act5
complained or defended them as lusnabe, anu VIII
need regeneratng itself before II can enter upon the WOi
reouired II blasts the hopes tand expectations or
those who have looked for reform IN the parry
in power az the threshold, when II refuses 70
take the "iuitia step" Sumner calls II, ny ADOPT
ing the oue-term system for the Presidency. Grant
the only shibbOleh which can learn 10 pronounce
II he does not desire % be considered an enemy 70 n
Republican party That party coundeH IN lis nuuleriCd
strength indemnify for the past ana security IN me
future; but the time VIII soon come when the hanuNllt
wall will reveal itself 20 those occupying nsh
places and nj them with fear and trembling. The prln-
cipes which represented in the Cincinnati movement
ma their u warrant ana eloquent expression IN
the address Of Mr. RAYMOND before referred To- ana
cannot express the hopes tins movement inspires
and fruitlOn, the people 20 whom we must LOOK
for aid accomplish the great work shall give Us coun-
teuance and support at the polls nor cOuld 1 IN any
other nrtngY cOse this arilcie as Dy quOAs
therefrOm lts closing passage;
When tins shall have been done, the Government
will have been restored 10 it, integrity, the Con-
stitutiOn OF the United states Will nave Deen
rees shed in It's fu supremacy and the American
Union will again become what 10 was designed 10
by those formed ita sovereign nation composed
separate states, ike itself moving ID distinct ana
independent sphere, exercising powers defined and r.
served by common Constitution, and resting upon the
assent the confidence and cooperation Oh al Le claes
and all the people SUBJECT 70 ls auth0Ily mus Ieol
CanZed ana restored 70 their consUtulOnai rtdtous
States and the General Government can enter IN
fraternal spirit with common purpose ana common
interest whatever reforms the security OF personal
eulargpmnr OF personal liberty. and the
lection OF our republican institutions may demand.
Aagota, Atd, Janc p, 49, JosErH A. NooDHJLL