The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-05-15
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lie DtpuuItc1n parry mas biliy DePuD u
be- 1t has scarcely laid the foundation ol
national policy which is 10 realize uIort
and more, as the decades PASS away, the
spirit and purpase of repubiicaf.ism. The
party was born in u reaiiirma'ion of the
simple and sublime sentiment OF human
liberty, and will i've till The last of hose
who cannot com prehend his sentiment ii
its limitless applications have moldered
into dust It's hold upon life is lis fidelity
to that sentiment. and its substantial fdel
it. { that sentiment is reuGe i neces )
which will n-ist unon race determinations
against rights Radical changes in con
ventiun4l feeling cannot take place in q
day.-St Louis Globe.
Tha railroad corporations are marching
with giant strides-sirides toward power
aud wealth of most dangerous proportions
Seeing what we have seen at Albany and
at Washington, knowing what we know ot
the INSCRIPTIONS and rapaeiaus character
of the men whose instincts and genius It.
tach them to these enterprises, it were
blindness and folly not to see, and know,
that great raiiroad d corporations threaten
to become, and are fast becoming, colossal
and most tyrannical evils. The Danger
of course, does noc lie in individal stock
holders it lies in what those huge bodie,
are and what, in their aggregate capacity.
with unchanged conditions, they npgt
inevitably hereafter be.-Nei1 York
Times.
The men who draw the back salary
money make it their own, and do not
better themselves In a moral point of
view by donating it either to the treasury
or charitable purposes. In the case o!
Mr. S. S. Cox it is plainly a clumsy at
tempt to curry popular favor by sacritic
DOT thought oi, when it might have been
done with some shoy 0F regard for the
right We are nor left in doubt of heart
He has been hit upon for the leadership
of the new clu sade for fee trade. and &c
doubt be importers OF New York who
paid so literally toward the expenses oi
the Free Trade league, win make it worth
while fer Mr.. Cox wash hi, hands ui
the back pay, to the end that he may be
made more presentable IN the advocacy
of a reduction Of tariff taxes. Hartford
Post.
We find statement in general eircuia
ton to the effect that the leaders in t.,
new party movement in Indiana will hold
an adjourned convention at Indianapoli.
on the 10th of May" What is the ''ne "
party movement" to be. and who are
going into IL, and wssa' { the Cincinnati
Convention new parry movement
enough to last for several years Those
who are engineering this thing will discnv
| er that all interest in their proceedings i!
| limited to themselves st Louis Demo
| crdt.
| What shall be the issue Of the comina
| cam psign9 ia the leading question now
| 1t il shall be free trade or Geirenclmen
aud opposition to all such dishonesty al
| the Credit Mobilier speculation and bacl
| salary theft, as some urge, the partie
must be reorganized. Neither can stand
as a whole. upon any principle, not ever
that of common honesty in legislation
while We believe that the number is in
creasing of those WIN. # left to their owl
| convictions, gould soon unite upon
! platform that would emhtaoe the bes
principles of both particles ard discard TIL
bad practices of both. But rhe partisar
managers are fighting stoutly against til
introduction of principle in politics a
fatal TO their ambitious plans. E0H
| Post
If we cannot ali be Of one religion, W
may all be of one nation, and there is o
I better way TO Americauize American
than to have the children Of all demoni
nations. or of no denomination sit dow
together in the public schools. Tbi
ought not to hurt the Catholic Church
ught not to hurt any church 1t should
N the contrary, be calculated to benef
al. and it would beuft ali, if the variou
denominations including the Roma
Ca hoiic would unite in supporting the fre
;hooI system. To this conclusion it
our with that the Roman Catholic lea iel
may speedily come Cincianoti Gazet
The convention of Southern Congress
men to be he'd at St i.onis. and that c
Southern Governors to DE held at Ai:ants
Ga. during the present month, are not b
sort of meetings which will be likely t
result in good to the whole countr,
There is already too much of sections
prejudice, and of al places in the worl
the South is the last where such eonver
tions should be encouraged at the presen
time - H0lff,lTR ,Ol5Jfylf