New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-23
DRIFT OF POLITICAL DISCUSSION.
NATIONAL POLITICS.
THE MANHATTAN CLUB AND THE WESTERN
DEMOCRACY

DEmOthAt1
From r.s 81 Paul Dtspatch tDerL)
The Manhattan Club of Newly Ork City re-
Gently held to celebrate late Democratic victories
with all their glorious promises OF the future II -
not Tor New York 20 dictate to the country Any organ
izaton founded uIon the peculiar financial ideas of It's
goldfish aristocracy will not have the most remote
been suppressed the currency question but their
votes at the polls cannot be spared. IL matters not
power to free Itself from the slavery OF capital and 10
assert lts ndepen ience and equality That power VIII
DC exercised For ts rights the next contest VIII be
waged, and victory II just that the working
Glasses have majority OF the voting population Cap.
sense but indicative OF two classes OF population the
producers and consumers, the toing millions and the
pampered money monopolists. These latter now rule
The country, shape lts legislation and control It's
nhances utterly regardless OF the necestles or de-
sgch men as Belmont and Others who seek the control
Dattie VII be fought by the people for the people.
THIRD TERM PROSPECTS.
From The Warrington Star lRep)
The political pot begins to simmer gently
ah3ugh the next Presldeltlai election so idr aea,
ana here are some OF the specna0ns vented oy one OF
the political who makes Washington his headquar
ters The scheme OF imitation and the Presidents veto
nave made sectional division winch threatens 70 De
irreparabe meantime the Presidents action In the
nlatteI nIS @ 't nc 90, ,1i :,
tOnlsts, drawing away the South, ana rendering IL
pretty certain that II renOmnated he would between
State formerly IN reDclion, Ne~-fOrk az wei WIN tne
with Senator Chambers cooperation Mlchl-
gan ana the PaCIuc coast III IA the Opln-
ion OF a sagaciOus public man That the
cooperation OF Gov DIX. New England. and ONO, and
Republican Convention Will be controlled by the
inhationsts, will hold the organization minus the
patronage and the apprehensons OF the country that
the cuutrdctOntsts Will bolt platform advocating
cheaper money that the President Will then he
nominated By boiling element ami 20 forward Win
steady acccssiOns the campaign proceeds, Hawking
both The regulars and the Democrats
TIE CURRENCY FIGHT.
From The Bangor Wing and Courier tRepl
It is evident that in spite OF the staggering
blow dealt by recent veto OF President Grant the
lntIuOnlsts In Congress are making a stubborn rally,
ana determined To accomplish by ndirecton, II pos
sbie the object which they failed to attain in open
contest. To this end the champions OF cheap money
eXhaustug the ngonltes or argument ana pretext
To force through measure which shall sufficiently
guse expansion to escape the challenge or the Exec
The responsibility which rests upon the Presl-
dent IN dealing With this important question cannot DC
overestmated Circumstances have placed the safety
national credit protection or the national
finances In his hands He has acted WIN prOmptness
AMI ermuatOn IN beating back The open assault ana
trust that lsdIOus advances Will md MN standing
equally wstchful aud unwavcring at bIs post.