New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20
THE POLITICAL SKY.
a NEW PARTY INEVITABLE.
E-om ne ST. LOUIS IiSpu bilcdH (fHd.


Fr0m The ST. LOas' R,prSaods (fndl
10 ia becoming plain, even TO persons VINO
are students OF politics. mat we are about 70 nave
have had enough OF Democracy aud enough Oh RepuD-
canism. and they want something else Iney are DO.
something better taaa either and they are at this mo-
en in search OF that something resolved TO continue
their search TIL they mud IT. They are ready TO see tne
Republican party 0ycrthrown but they are not ready TO
see It succeeded by Demoeratic asce1den Ss
pGbicans in the North, chiefly in the
pVhcans but are not ready to Democrats. The
Democratic party, then must give place TO new party
new leaders. Andit will do It, IL Will protest ana
demonstrate with violence against the compulsory
STblicsnSn ana wiisgery Welded before IT, and make
room its IL may be taken TO have already
SITES il viii Yield even in Ohio after the present
pagn and this process viii 60 on till, IN the SprnR OF
line left in the party 70 send DELEGATES to National
CouvenuOneven II there be enough authority left In
the Central Committee 10 call one
Liberal RFPUBIICANIsM EXTINCT.
Prom TIE Boston Tropser (R,E.l
The agonizing attempt that some gentlemen
Of the Liberal Republican persuasion are naklng 20 re-
wear are amusing and in the absence Of really Import
ant political matters taey help 70 Az a Tue nne ZAP
te OF permanent character Were tins year before
even in the dongs o. those far-seeng patriots who
burned their ships IN 1872 and who are now sputterlng
aont m the water; bur rs Is the year Immediately
after such an on look upon those dongs with
SoonigcepCy not altogether unmnged with contempt.
Lot them swim never so strongly ana can never so
loudly upon the people 10 save country that is In no
S s eT %h d SEHas 1 ee s HhS c Sa
IN I72 Had they been able 10 do something great at
that time they would. though defeated, have been
political force OF SOME value at this time But their
defeat not only thorough. II was attended with 50
IDnch tha was ridiculous and aughable that it is i'm
possible look upon them as an organization that has
any thiog ike real vitality They are but a name, and
name that has not ore high association.
PROBABILITIES OF CEsARIsM
lhc1CO Tribune In
For the present, C9slrfsm Is laughing
STOCK but It more than probable that in very short
time il would have the direct indirect support Of
era large classes Of The population including the fol
lowing: l. TIE whites % the South The blacks OF the
south. The Northern monopolists OF all kinds, the
.r,tbeTs = The FEDERAL ofice.hoiders But Cssarlsm
would and sturdy opponents the great Of the
Northern people who not monOposts, not office
sSS@ss against the public treasury All the traditions
OF these people their religious and secular education,
tner industrial habits, their political and social hopes
and amntions are entirely hostile it and these peO-
pe viii be likely unite against any proposition 10 that
direction whether II come IN the form of third election
e. tho Presidency OF in any other shape.
r BgT 4: ESS,i RET Ss}i1SS 1R:,,
There have been too many Buffers in the
Republican camp They not Its friends they are It's
DESTROYER II the party Is ever wrecked " WIZ DO done
steer II upon the rocks II its perpeuy Is desired get
81 out Of quickly must be spoken 60 these fell de.
struvers with uncertain sound. The only TO get
rd Of such declare that their election to office
will be opposed as long as opposition viii be OF any
declare their eternal enmty TO him, both before Con-
venton aud after that they will use every effort TO se
cure his defeat and maintain the solid ground that II
their opposition teuds TO dsntegrate the party the sin
Is 10 charged those WHO are trying to put bad
ruler and leader over them.
BAD TIMES FOR PROFESSIONAL POLITICIANS.
Iron TIE Fraacsoo Buii!iR (lsp)
The times are terribly out of Joint for the
professional politician DO he Republican Democrat.
All over the Union there is a general uprising against
those men who making politics trade, have fattened
and rich by corrupt bargains with railroad cor
pOratiOns and other monOpOhes and special interests
The tide has been rising for long time but IL Is setting
now with stronger force than ever This is made patent
An a variety % ways. Party lines disreRarded by
deuded the support OF fathess candidates by the
patitudes Of well sounding platforms This disposition
uesOta aud other states. as well as IN California.
DUTY or THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
IRON Jls AnaAV drgs (DeRl
We want no long letters, no resolutions OF
petty details talk about names, no mourning about
buners OF the past, counting either OF enemies or
cowards no language OF doubt, no words OF fear no
moderate prOnptness timid bOdness no mean pass
veness 10 meet the threatening emergency OF the pc
rod We want bold and honest men, who fear God
pr than they fear the Of their country Let
honest Democrats eycrywnere arise IN their strength
and assert the might and dignity OF the party They
bauners Liberty and the Republic the Constitution
and the Union. Democracy has MADE them glorious In
che past; st Will defend them In the future!
TIE NEW OHIO PARTY.
Cinctaaan Commercial (Iadl
AS we have said, and as we repeat, the
strength OF the party movement, AMI its hope OF
commanding the sympathies aud confidence Of the peo
Old parties IL should make us ticket, SELECTING
men OF recognized ability and unquestioned integrity,
and appeal the people 10 come out and help them TO
break down political organizations, OF which is
Sleslv nealacitAted for further usefulness and the
other Incompetent 10 purge itself OF corruption