New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-10
NATIONAL POLITICS.
POSTAL TYPOGRAPHY.

TA> ites Pres (Den.D
There is another feature in the Geographic
scheme which worthy Of notice Of the OBJ
Jectonable The assumption by the Government OF tho
once an immense army of ofcehodsrs appointees.
and increase enormously the power OF the Administers
undoubtedly the strongest commentator which the
scheme has for Creswe and his master but the people
be brought to regard il In the light Even
vita Grants CSh regulations in full blast is
difficult 20 contemplate with calmness the possibility Oh
the postal telegraph scheme otherwise unobection
able, tnis alone would condemns IL.
BY WAY OF CAUTION.
Ftom The Springfield RYSbI,eaa (Esdl
The taxpayers should not deceive them.
selves point The laDdauet business Is not by
any means confined to Washington. It fourisnes at
their State capitals and In their local. Dcighbor
hood governments. The municipal administration "a
our larger cites and Of too many OF ones is
rife with IT, 1t cannot be Graduated az effort either
But the people can do this: They can keep pounding
away at It, hitting out often as they can SEQ head
insisting that conspicuous Instances, when detected.
shall be visited with exemplary punishment. Lot them
only keep up this treatment voting as they fso ana
talk making their sentiments aud wishes in the prem.
isss felt and they will quickly be conscious OF change
for the better cit is the only plan 1t 10 plan that will
accomplish the purpose.
THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL AND THE SOUTHERN sCHOOIA
From The Richmond state Journal (Isepl
Let IL be considered that the colOred race,
whole people ActLg with the greatest unity possible.
they have no power TO compel concessions from tae
Of the majority. Is therefore wise DO very careful
about insisting upon that which can do practical
ruin to the most precious and most truly conservative
institution OF our modern societythe free schools Let
any legislation which enforces mixed schools and they
will have established new claim to respect aud ooDd
dence.
NO NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC PARTY
From ne 81 Losis Repsotesn (IadD
IL Is not sufficient for these Republicans 70
that they must adhere to Republcansm TO prevent
Democratic restoration There is no National Demo
cratic party TO create the issues OF contest That
power rest. with any considerable body OF Republicans
lcsns do nos like the between Repubcansm aud
Democracy. let them make better one They can Do
IT, ana when they do 1t and boldly force 1t on the cou
try, they will be surprised 10 how promptly tho
Democracy VIII vanish out Of their way.
HONEST MEN WANTED
From TA 1See. Havea Regs1r (Dem)
IL there are ten honest men holding office in
Washington. they are entitled to the credit OF public sd
three, 70 Wit the President, Deacon Harlan. and
tary Robson but II more can be found so much tn
beat sOdom, possible Ten was rather heavy rsqui
sitton that loOsejointed community aud II went W
SSao%. because it not as Old and ought not to % a:
wicked yet there 10 no telling Let the census bu
reau" make immediate investigation
PARTNERSHIP IN FRAUD.
From he h,IpasLx sensa<i (aep)
There is reason to fear that the rewards and
Inducements held OUT to customs officials of such
backmsiling We may DO entirely unable TO SEQ how
much influence the Government Yields as standard in
the business world but debaucn 10, and tho
pronigscy that must follow will make clear how
of value reap not merely from its protection,
but from the example of honesty which 10 Is In duy
bound hold constantly before the eyes of the people,
ABOLIsHING THE CHIEF-JUsTICEsHIP. ...
IRON IAs CLspeLa~d Leader (Rp.)
Ease loving Senators may think 1t hne
thing to do Judicial Department Of the Goyernmone
permanent injury by aboisbing the Office Of Chiet
Jstice as app0intive position, leaving the dignity 70
rotate among the Judges of the supreme Court out h
view viii not be shared by the general public, saich
disposed think that Sinking duty no. part Of ~
Ser business.