New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-04

IRON he Boston Adrerti,-r tRpl
Let it be understood, once for all, that
Irregular" caucu- nomination is Of no value 70 cand
date his claim to the nomination mas been openly
canyassed, aud unless he Is himseH t M s
win do more toward Pg SnS 9 Re oa go SS S
haylor than a world OF the0riZing about II.
A SIGNIFICANT Confession.
Prom Chicago TTtbune uadl
II is stated that an attempt viii be made 20
induce the Republican caucus at washington 20 PleNeng
the appointment to important positions IN the House OF
It's OF any VINO hSE S9 b beI
specuated in Immigrant railroads, or nave accepted
monty OF " hSnestv in hubble life is in every way com.
mendabe The most satisfactory feature init however
s the implied confession that there are men IN the R
publican ranks who have been guilty OF dishonest rlc
tices-a fact which has hitherto been very sWenuousy
denied. ...
A DEMOCRATIC REVIVAL IMPOSSIBLE.
IRAN Tae Philadelphia Press tR,p)
We think that people who expect the Demo
Uanie are sadly mistaken That would have a cap
ita cry thirty years ago. but II sounds IKE mocAery
MS many sharp fellows outside the majority there
inside, who know that the machine OF government IN
this country Will again be intrused 10 the Demo
crafs or 10 any party in sympathy with them There
may be other combinations-sranee evontions and
rey0lutiOns-but forty pancs, backed Oy iorly free
trade batteries will never yialize the Democracy
70 put II back into the Government
LESSONS FROM THE ONO ELECTION
IRON The Louisville CoUierJotradI tDenD
Newspapers and canVaSSers generally may
learn from the Ohio canvass tlat Is uiaSIe 70 tSy
conduct OF political campaign. They nrc weapons
which often snap in twain and wound the hand whcn
Yields them Ii is evident that large number OF the
Intelligent Ohio Republicans Disguised with The
ticket offered them and with the speeches. OF the SPEAK
e who conducted the canvass, aud they determined to
pauish the presumption or their WonlC-De masters DY
letting them 90 overheard; They ana exaGty rightj
insult the better Of their own party the party Y
serve them right by administering to them reouAe
POLITICAL REpEMPf5oN, At AT HAND.
a., and AnEi AnnnnnlIStQ
themselves above the level OF party and impatient OF
the longer continuance Of the rule OF corruption and
usrpation have resolved 20 assume the role OF popular
Sovereignty in politics, and reform in the Government -
what is come Of H. Iowa furnishes bold Illustration
OF the manner i'm which reform * 20 work through tho
entire West. Next year, when new members of Con-
gress to be chosen, the Antl-honopoi3ts and Rs
ana the Republican majority relied in the Northwest
viii melt away like before the SUM- That is the
through that dOer that Acriculmre is to come down 30
Washington, asserting It's sovereignty III Federal politics
snbIed with the proceeds of its honest industry. Lei
the people encourge another in the belief that their
redemption is not far on.
A sTUPEND0Us JOB.
From me I.a lalp0iis Journal tRepl
It is stated on what seems TO be entiIely
Trustworthy authority that Cen Butler rs now matnt,
ing aud will probably introduce In congress next
Winter, scheme for the assumption by Government Of
toward the payment OF the whole Rebel war debt by the
General Government suen statement SEEM IN ln
folded the plan to persons In Washington and TO nave
expressed his confidence in It's nal success lie i an
bitious bold and unscTdpulOus enough TO attempt any
thing for popularity and power when he may possibly
fancy this would bring The scheme would probably
be supported by the united South aud by considerable
nnTber of Democrats the North, aud it ~ by
certain that it would not develop more strength
4 SERIOUS wARNIVG TO REPUBLIcANs.
IRON HaIe's Weskty tRepl
The result in ONO shows merely Republican
indignation with the salary grab and the Credit Mobier
and is greatly due 70 the panie aud be failure oil houses
fuet "A seriOus warning to the Republican press uuu
politicians that there Is great dissatisfaction, aud hat
For if the Dsmocratic party has principles aud
policy to propose IL is no. 10 be forgotten that the pr
cipes OF the Republican party have become the policy
of The Government and that its declared purposes
in course OF accomplishment. Public attention, There
Tore viii he more aud more concentrated upon honesty
of aiministraIion There will DO much greater uIpa
tcDce OF loOseness aud doubtful conduct than WAN
great interests OF civil personal liberty and the
party appeal Is becoming much more inenectlye than
for the last dozen years. But whatever elections the
Democrats may carry this year. there need 10 fear
Of a Democratic reaction IN the country II Republican
Candidates and details OF administration everywhere
are such the better sentiment Of tue party demands
SE TsI I IsiSS II npa r2IITt Slsi,
II is a new thing in our politics for ruling
party to deliberately allow itself TO he beaten In state
election. But daring originality Is distinguishing
mark of the Republican party IL mas done great many
things which the old Democracy never dreamed Of
never thought could be done-and never could see
always does his level best In race. and thinks the
other horse the same thing. nstructing Jockey
trick he never heard Of And what Is more, he wont
believe IL when he does hear OF IL. That he came out
half an inch ahead In Ohio he determnedy attributes 10
his superior heetness and now, IL he shall he
permitted 70 come out an inch ahead IN New.York
nothing will convince him that he il not the fastest
horse the turf aud the very animal OF all others to
lead the great Presidential stakerace that is to com
memorate the centennial Of the Declaration OF lnde
pcndence. We do not FOR moment Imagine that the
Democracy Will entertain the view OF the that
we are suggesting. II the mmeasurabe consequences
OF the eoncelt that party which, but for the htimn
aiing spoonful OF cordial it received IN ono, would
have given up the ghost, carry majority Of tue