, 1874-12-11

THO Now Or1eRna Republican, referring to d re.
cont artscle in TAE TnrpuSK cntltlcl "Tho
pori1s OF tho Future" IT tho Democratic party
con1oH into power In 1875, ,snya,
ITO nil TwE TRIBUNE i,ns aatd, wn aro onm-
pelieA to assent. Every claim spccltiod by Tint
paper wll DO nado an iHBuo, II not ptanfi In tho
Democratic platform. THE Tn.nuNE has, how
out Of tloterenco 10 tho vehement protests Of tho
Northern Democracy that they will nnvor permit
hnch . thing-neyer, never. Wo niluue to tho
cherished ao1thorn idoa OF compensation for
sInves. Tie Southern Democratic pa1ty IL en-
tireiy 10 tho hnnto Of tho old x-sinvoho'cra ana
their crcntures. 1foreattor as heretofore, tho
Southern Democrats will shape tho policy md
preBcribp Tho pr,nriplcs Of tho party Tor
tho whole nntion. The Cincinnati Enquir,ar
NIL tho rest ot them, may aoclaro TINT nothing Of
tho kin. will ever bo countanapced; the Now
York IForld, and Tribune, and tho Boston Post
may urge their stud character as ganfantoes
nothing II tho rank aud flo Of tho Democracy
once moro como to tho 'front.' Our old Htaso-
holders hayo preserved e1act schedules Of the
number and value Of their slaves, and they in
Republicans md tho Democratic claimants for
losseA recitod by THE Cu1cAao TRIBUNE. thcso
cx-sayeEoldors will hold tho balanco Of power,
and will adroitly iutcrposo, obstacles to tho real
ization OF tho hopes Of thoso who expect nay
talso tho strong ground that unless Justice NJ
tloy will dignity their procccdinga Ia extended
to them, not q penny will the other claimnnts re-
coivo. h1caua will readily 10 found to dragon
tho Northern Democracy into tile most complete
aubaervioucy Thoy know well tho art Of tcatl-
ing TINT most corrupt ololnont by tho nose. It
will be thus seen TINT wlilo TnE CHICAGO IR1n-
uSE has accurately limned forth tho
oxtrayagant policy Of tho Democ-
es greatcst OF % al has boon omistod. 1ho s, o,avest
tom ia not set down iu tho already sufficiently
enlarged catalogue for tho reason, perhaps, that
tho editor accepts for tho present tho assoycra-
tions Of tho Northern Democracy that thoy will
the public burdens, perl,apa these gentlcmo',,
now disntorescd, aro roally sincere ia their pro:
fossiona, but they will he taught the dlfroronco
botweon wllat they now conaont to and wllat
they will bo compelled to do by their allies III
shall layo been captured. Plainly. wc tell the
Republicans of tho Nurth that tho srcccss Of tho
Democracy nenns moro ovcn thnn The CHICAGO
TRIBUNE has roretoll 6omeof our politicians
and breathe lifo into tho five OF six hundred mill
ions Of Confederate notes. For tho ConfedoracJ
md oil pcrtninlng to 1t has been raised BY d
respectable minority Of tho Southern people into
o sentiment moro or less morbid. Thoy daily
mako HEROES Of the human failures who figured
in tho atrocious War, and hayo long slnco for.
giyon oven jeff Davis, to whoso obstlnncy atle
| incon,petoncy many Southorners aacriba tho flna
defoat and overthrow Of Loc. who oil agrco Ii
| now saint of tho first rank. We saw not long
ago quor1lous demand of ono Of our Whit
| League Journals that all officers Of tho Unitet
States army who resigned to accept sorvice II
| tic robcl ranlB should be paid i'll full for the
| services up to tho dato Of their trcac}ery. Le
our Northern friends bcar III mind ti,at tho Boft
ye'ycty paw which they find ostenBibly ut tue on<
| Of tile Southern arm is armed With clnwa Of t4'
sllarpost kind. TAoy arn aa liablo to DO felt b,
frio1ld as foo, aud will surely bo employed in th
eraud purveying match which will scceed tn
/ prn Democracy"