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Treasury. lie is also expected to do
some vaient work in advancing the
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New-York tribune., 1873-06-28
TIE WILL or THE PEOPLE

In the efforts now put forth in various parts
Of the country to find remedy for the pOlit-
ical corruption and official unfaithfulness
which have made such alarming progress
during the past few years. there seems to be
a general tendency to give the people a more
direct influence upon the action of their repre-
sentatives. 1t is taken for granted by all
classes of reformers that the people them
selves have not been reached by the prevail
ing contamination. They have an honest
hatred for all kinds of roguery-fOr Credit
MObilier operations, bribery, lying, back-pay
swindles, cheating at elections, malversatiOn
of the public funds; we have only to
show them the way and give them
the opportunity, and they will soon purify the
State. We believe this general assumption is
well founded. Six or seven months ago the
apparent popular indifference to the most
serious official scandals disheartened many of
us, who fancied we saw in it an evidence of
widespread popular Generalization. But
the national conscience has revived reac-
tion has begun and the deep indignation ex-
cited by the latest Washington rascality is
strong evidence that the people are sensitive
of dishonesty and earnest in desiring reform.
And every one who mingles much with men
must have noticed that the tone of social con-
yersatiOn everywhere betrays the same thing.
The problem now is to bring this great moral
force to bear upon the machinery of admins
tration. In Ohio it has been proposed to abol-
ish the October elections, so, as to curtail the
Federal interference which proves so powerful
in Presidential years in what are known as
the October States" In various quarters an
effort has been made to place the local cleo
tons 80 far apart from State and National
contests that they shall have no political COM
plexion, and be separated entirely from politi-
cal influence. Dir. 8. f. Hunt has recently in
troduced in the Ohio Constitutional Conven-
tion AN amendment TO the effect that the Cen
eral Assembly shall not ratify any amendment
to the Constitution of the United States until
after the voters shall have had an op-
portunity to indicate their preferences at
general election. All those schemes are in
New-York tribune., 1873-06-28
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r RIPPLE S I'll e Il L.

The new Atlantic oabe has beon buoyed eighty miios
from Hearts Content. go The Conservative candi-
date has been elected to the British Parliament from
Bath. =-= There Is another report Of the fall OF
Khiva.
Joe Daniels won the m'7eheat at Utica after On
exciting race with Buokden. E=4 Commencement ex-
eroisos reported from Cornell University Dickinson
College, and other institutions. - Albert III. smith
was hanged atSpringnold. Mass.
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written letter TO the Mayor municipal retronch-
ment. - Mira. Woodruff was released. 60 Ther
mometor, 7Oo $50. ESQ. Gold, ll6i. 1l6i. 1lSi'
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tended TO give the people moro direo. h-
huence over the. Government anu !"
evidently tho conviction OF reformorS ,as ."s
this il the most effectual and the speeuios'
way of aboishing tho present evils "A vas!
majority of the voting inhabitants are iiiVari-
abIv bonest and PATRIOTIC, and il our Admin
istration has become Overgrown WIN "o
il il not because the American system 70 q,
fault. but because we have gradually uop"i~' ~
from our own political principles ana sups''-
tuted for the free expression OF the pop"i"'
will the lcorrupt influence of the CAUCUS 'no
Ring. and the official patron. The CLOSET "o
90, 20 tho aource of government the purer We
shall find it, ,o,
The exnerience Of Philadelphia, however
must warn the reformers that they na'o :"
serious difficulty to encounter. "A stron''o'o
effort is making there to get for tne Poopio
an opportunity OF expressing their WISHES az
the polls, and there seems to be great ooup'
wbatbor the effort will succeed. The primary
elections this week show the Hihg 7" w
stronger than ever, and the bailot-DoA 'ao
been made to turn out whatever hguroS i'o
maniDulators desired. There IL haruy any
pretense that tho popular vote mas Dech 10
snected. The Ring managers boast that INC
machinery is all in their hands and WORKS eA-
actly as they wish, and that no majority can
unseat them so long as they nave tpe
counting of the returns. The amenueu
Constitution will doubtless turn tnem
out if it is adopted; but IL snaii
"not be adopted" say they; "and what are
"vou going to do about it u That was tue
question which Mr.. William NJ. Tweed once
asked of his assailants, and few weeks
afteryard Mr.. Tweed was fugitive iroh
Justice. Public opinion gathered vehemence
and concentration enough to destroy king
in New-York which seemed almost indeStruct-
ible. It can do the same in pennsylvania
The Will of the People is not mere rheton-
cal phrase. 1t represents the strongest iorce
IA modern society, and when 1t is once
directed upon a certain point. neither money
nor fraud, nor cunning can deIeat IT,
Whether it find expression by a pubic
election, or by that indefinable influence
which sways the community in some mys-
tcrious way, it is sure to triumph, aud 70
triumph speedily.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-28

compared with 1850 as they were in 1870 when
contrasted with 1850.
A comparison Of prices themselves is of
course more intricate matter, but we shall
briefly show that such comparison would
support our position. The cotton crop Of 1859
was the largest, and that of 1849 was the
smallest, Of tha period of IS years from t947
to 1869. No comparison is here admissible,
but taking the average crop Of 1881 as basis
we find the price Of Middling Uplands in New
York City was 81 cents on the 1st Of May, 1852,
and III cents on the 1st of May, 1860. Ger
tain other articles compared az follows, on
May Of the two years Wheat Flour (after q
bad haryes) State, IS 25, 1850; $5 50, 1880
Wheat, prime white, 81 33, 1850; 81 65, 1860
Coffee, Biazil. 81 cents. 1850; 13i cents, 1850
Hay, per cwt., 65 cents, 1850 ; 95 cents, 1850
Scotch Pig Iron, $50 so, 1850 $24, 1860; New
Orleans Molasses, 20 cents, 1850 40 cents, 1850
Turpentine, 80 cents, 1850; At cents, 1850; Mess
Pork, $40 IS, 1850; SIT rs, 1850; Liverpool Salt,
fine. 81 81, 1850; 81 70, 1850; New-Orleans
Sugar, At cents, 1850 cents, 1860; TallOw, 2
cents, 1850; lot cents, 1880 Merino Wool, 40
cents, 1861 55 cents, 1860 But enough. Let
Mr.. Grosvenor go ten years further back and
treat his own side of tho argument in precisely
the Same manner as he has treated THE
TRIBUHE's He will cheerfully acknowledge
that in his present letter he has not gone to
the bottom OF the questions he raises.