New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-24
PUBLIC OPINION.

The coming man in '7G-he who puts the
worhlnc man worE.- Washington Republican, (Adin.
RepJ
Dick Harrington was at the White House
reception TIE OLuer night. HGat very select aId
heightened assemDIge 1t must nave been -lClncinnau
Gazette (hepJ
Verdi's Requiem Mass has been brought out
in -YorH We see The b, a and awful cBarac er
OF famous composition makes IL about the thng tOr
The Il. publican fuueId4.- Was ulngtOn star (kepJ
Perhaps Grants appetite for third term
II lie nave any appetIte-n.gAt lie destroyed Oy
reducing wages 20 Inc figure at winch they stood
clnnati Commercial G4dJ
The name of the Arkansas Pretender is Vol
ney VJtaIre smt3. HIS father was De4azOn snlIh OF
will PROBABLY be known IN history DeluslOn smith,
Cincinnati Enquirer (DcmJ
When there are two hostile Governors and
goverumeuls 90. state, and overt war between them,
President Of the ULted states we admit is bound
to recognize one and put down the other But US long
there Is peace IL state an the existing cOhu3n Is
approved and supported Dy the peOpe thereof the red
era Government ols1 10 Keep ~ Hanus Oh or 20 sum
up the whole matter ID very inellgDie Ahglo7oaAOn-
ism, the Federal Government Ougl ~ NINA ls own Dusi'
ness ana leave the people ~ tle states 10 manage
theirs.-lSt LOUIS publican tIDd)
With reference to the proposition that the
COHgless De called ,beI On t4e IA MATch Oy
revival the law passed in Andrew Johnsons lime, We
see nohIng o. gained party or the country by
forcing a meeting before all the members have been
elected and IN tins matter too, we think the RrpuDl-
cans III Congress Will take the path or The highest WIS
dom II they devote their three months 10 cuA Dus
to closing up the accounts OF their II years OF
affairs as they would like mud them when, "a they
hope 10 DO they resume possession at the end OF TWO
years Boston Advertiser (k-pJ
Vice-President Wilson and Gen. Hawley seem
70 very justly the wise poiy Tor the R5puO
icans 10 pursue 10 throw overheard ai those
errors Of management legislation which nave caused
PAIN iudlciOus ana thoughtful Republicans. ana 10
adopt practical aud progressive pOncy OF genuine ana
thorough reform No other olive branch" ought u be-
or would be, desired by those Derds VINO haze been
honest III their course aud as iOr Tie rest,
they could not be cal led back by any method, and
ought not 10 be II they could Let tne Rcpu Jlcdns
closely than ever 10 their car ANAL prnc
pies equal ghts and equal justice and they Will not
only they nave lost Dut much IAOre-lSt
Louis Democrat (kepJ
Gen. Grant cannot put the Republican ship
on tack merely ny hcAus a.s PRESENT crew 0OHn
the plank shipping new .ot. IL Is himself at the
wheel, and he can a. ect tae slIps course new crew
ali sail the ship carry but they Will
MI with "iayOriug winds Tor ihe PTcsidenii1l
election" the at the wheel turns the ships
head the usn direction. Bat even such rrcDnStruc
ton comes too late now H. cannot appeuse the pubic
by sacrificing Inc advisers lac is himself responsible
aud must answer. John Agdu.s signed The amen and
seciuOn laws and Aiard Fillmore signed the fugitive
slave act aud t face Of tie majority 81 1e nation was
Bet against tAen. WHAT reason is ther5 Tor suppOsiug
/ that people VINO hold their Chief Executive 10 sucn
account aDy Wl nov shift The responsibility Tor acts
when they have condemned from tIe shoulders Of the
Executive NhO not only approved them, va, through
AmstiI or L4s agents. originated tAcn - Louisville
/ COUIleI-J Ourna tDcmB