New-York tribune., 1874-08-14

ought to he taken into serious consideration. mere
partisan designation amounts to nothing. The lnquiry
How will this vote III regard TO measures adec
ing the material interests Of tnr c0nntry ~ ought 10
made by every intelligent and patriotic citizen before
committing himself 10 the support " any candidate Tor
Congress no matter whether lac calls himself K pgo.
RESUMPTION AND REPUTATION.
ne L0ckbort Tins
THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE. in company with
the greater portion Of the Administration organs tao
bOndhOlders and gold gambler, man tests considerable
alarm a Tho decioraflon OF tbs Indiana Drrporr,cv ID,
favor the redemption OF the hyet wenty bonds IN
grcenbacks " and m their terror ~ the de1 oi hly1g
tbe bondholdcr, reduced 10 the level OF the coumo
people, these patriotic % journals apOs; mani
usly JON In the Old hacknCycd cry %. Reputation"
they Ignore IN resolution OF inc -amr ION IN
the business Interests OF the country VIII permits"
which regard as quite rs defnite the re.oa'ons
| OF nearly all publican conventions upon the
subject. Resumption, with most convention. ~ bQtu
parties. II like repentance with Old hardened sinner
omebng they IN favor of but are unwilling %
name the time when 10 shall be accomplished Now, Sc
have no idea that the bondholders really believe that
the Indiana Democracy or any other considerable body
OF thi. country. are really IN favor Of p)iey
that will end In reputation. Resump lon - 20 uDe,
and easily accomplished, tuat most Intelligent
who have studied tno subject believe thar, should
the policy OF redeeming the hye-twent's WIN green
backs prevail, the next step Ot Gle uOnIn0drrsy
who running the Government would De -
make the grcenhack as good a. gllj ana, II h cannot
be speedily accomplished IN any other way, et us hurry
mp the triumph oi the grccnDaek policy OF png % o1f
bonds.
WESTERN INNOCENCE AND SUFFERING.
From Tar SyrTlV StlsdlrL
Here is a goose To be picked. A correspond
Minnesota are becoming creditors instead OF debtor;
tner abundant crops and the fair prices have W1de
them lenders OF money instead OF borrowers. F.y
little II any Eastern OF foreign capital ne al1 D. "o"
coming here for Investment Iheie Ias e'Hch'IJ v,.h
some great oversight mistake ON tnc part ~ tas
spectators and mOncy-.cndcrs M MOI keeping ne I1--
sofa farmers "sco)ped" cean. Tie deceit WI no
doubt be remedIcd. As OF the result, O ths lrl,-
porous condition. this same correspondent hIl' ihig
" the srongholl- Of the mhltDIsis are hose p.t- Qt
the West ana south where the people poor a - r
business is uupronnble that they d ! th.m-'ifrs
deeper and deeper IN debt at the end Oi 'tch ltt'.
To- storm ~ u j
it Is undoubtedly that th)e who do Do feel lAe
poor and growing poorer, notwth>tnlhS tu', arc
camse of their suffering and seek a remedy Ine pro3
OF the and South be mistaken ~ 10 tue eh,eH
The need of rcIedy TEcy are crlunchcd betwecl roe
laws of an extortionate aud nsatao monetary stem,
aud attribute tEeIr want OF money TO Irptr-'h' .u
capital 10 the lack currency ia the country of
10 the deyouring system which swallow mp &C. su.-
rency and makes clein sweep once IA tN'Il '.. vi
ten years carrying IL AL % the great mIn'' t,a,,r'
THE GEM OF TIE COUNTRY.
t.oua Iae FgE bayie s.ai,asL
A New YORK Tribune reporter has made
law a ne aspect Tie District Of Columbia wls org
inaly ceded by the states OF Mnryland aHd -la.'
Which had oecn part OF Mar, land - Boz governed
by then existing laws Of tnat sat. ~e ths part
& 1a"3 od i h TiI Hi n,t tbe r,urr il sin .I1,ct 10
the laws OF Maryland they were IN l') th'-t ,i"s
have long succ been repealed m tine STATE. Dut i"tN
nyist IN mi for,e m the District. Now, ulItr t.,-H
laws n auy editor auywhere, writes uJpl,ao, any
structures upon the Gjd-head Pisheldei poit,ln',
he may be dragged 10 Washington and have Ben. tongue
bored Did B6ss Shepherd see AN this minds ,,e
when he framed the Infamous Dlif Di h' soat oF-r
the vision of Hastead undergoing tongue
boring. Bowcs tIkug the brand on his J.chcad aAi
Watteson dangling ia the alr for hi, tnri e1'nsef TIE
presumption mat he tid is irresistible. H. was d..o-
eratey planning most terrible revenge. Ia spetNas
OF the role played Dy tine publican prtv thr TOE d!
progressive ideas. II Is strange thar Nh. Morton ai
not6pg about tuis press gag law New beauties uHi 81
themselves as We examine H. II Is the I'm oi ile
country.
A Confession OF DUPLIcIrY
Mr.. August Belmont, in ittJor OF his TO
The new YORK TRIBUNE defending hiusel. RON eole
a,persons cast upoa Lis loJaity during the ate VIZ
proves II he proves auytIn- that WAuc Doe was hoA-
0red side ID, thc Democratic party "th lts cor
ficnce and letIe1ship as Cha-IinaI 9I ~ N","'H
Committee. he AT Je same time an the c' tch'" 'l
the Republican party oi hncoln "AOm NJ icItr, &C. -
the ancnted, ana of Chase aud seward, Nj "'m. 30
proves in this letter WHat many u h3crb' .'Vo," ''
for no one relations 20 the DtmOcrhc Iry 60 tI
consistently deserve of pos - tIe c9h1' ''' %, l.
u)nship tOp iucOu-stcnf and conh. 'i.ns TO -
hirmOuOusly ia aay mdn, however great dA dlie. W.
opinion Of August Belmont Is verified "uJ yi hIs o'h
moutl-not tnat we rejoice 20 tue deV.af.y ,oi ''y
%an g1 il At we We, ARE 5P5a EIoid o h T'H ' ''
\ NEW Class Of PoLI,I5,IAN5 WANTED.
Senator Morton OF Indiana has made his de-
bclIte speech Tor the clhpa-n III l's' -. %. y 10
an able and interruptions poIurlan" Nt IortHH'-
speech is meant TO cal the E'puoctns together aHd
unite them Tor the canp1Sh 4urIeiore hr AInI, ui-
horn loudly and clearly "a ne can IA .n moti'e
OF senator Norton appears ID he jo force l' county
publcan-iud TO drive them 20 rentSd oi ihr h-il
upoA the old issues O.. ST.. ..ion.h ana tlti,i,h hs
too low 90 De famed noa tLe, AMI u o., A's'i0 10
bring the same old combination, mo he eoHh,t lts
political arena. We hope gJ.t things from 10 a4i i.fn
the reputation OF corrupt politicians sch a' .l 'i-
ton II l. ne for Il new cas- o. Po4c'h' '' ''A- ~
sltIOn III tie national councils