New-York tribune., 1874-04-24
TIE PRESIDENTS VETO.

1t is with surprised qualification that we
record the veto by which President Grant has killed the
imitation @ sSn1%G 1oe ans Ye word e
Let the politicians complain if they will. The
people will stand by President, and future genera
lions VIII praise hun for tue nrnneS %i'n "1en me- nS u's
in this matter, adhered 10 the pohey vi tho ion''
ALBANY Express (RepJ
Con. Grants veto of the bill to initiate the
currency smarest thing that he mas ever n1ie %
family lar which will make at Washington That Is OF
no consequence.-lN. Y. Sun undJ
The President of the United States did
oDate Currency bill The President has by this act set
bn LEGISLATION OF Congress the point at which it
stood when that body assembled IN December last.-
Philadelphia Ledger undJ
President Grant has acted wisely and con
ssenty IN vetGHg AND tbe ra6e of repndators
led by Butler Morton and Maynard Is service secohd
only TO that rendered the capture OF tcksDufg anu
occomnlshed in the surrender OF Lee-lA Albany Argus
(Dem)
All who count the vicious consequences of
engr cnTpdney al who look remotely to the resamp
tion of specie pay nents ali VINO respect lne sOVu @
and good faith of the Government must be heartily
Lad AT the conclusions of the Presden-lNew York
Evening Express DemJ
The effect of this decision must be very whole
mntrv sOe ana at nome and abroad II will public
6dence in and regard the President, and VIII warn
the reckless inaonists OF Congress hat pounu s se
and Sii'a take courage.-lPrOvidence Journal tRep)
President Grant has redeemed the pledges
made TO the country in several OF his messages ana au
dresses fnled the solemn promises OF MS par
ty by yetong Senate bill. He has adhered 10 his
promises. And in the present instance he acted In nc
cordauce with his Iwellknown sentiments repeatedly
expressed and soemnly reafirmed-lN 6raphic tihd'
The veto will save our brethren of the West
and south from the demagogues would lead them
into ruin and call it craftsmanship And the tune viii
come when they will remember II TO the honOr OF tne
President as achievement more glorious than Vcks
burg and AppomatOX. Then he saved the sovereignty
OF the Union he has saved ITS honor.-lN T.
Herald Ind)
| The President has again saved the country.
Ship OF State which has been for months noundering
about the breakers It's sails filed al
ternatey by the opposing blasts Of windy debate, or
Tapping idly felt the OF Captains hand at
helm and has been rghted about its new depart
| ure toward safer seas.-lH. Y. Evening Mail UndJ
| Gen. Grants veto of the Senate's Currency
bill is bold Of selfassertiOn. lie has acted
opposition to the convictions OF many Of his warmest
adherens, aud to the presumed wishes OF States in
which the Republican party has great strength He has
been consistent with his record and his oft
expressed opinions, and now, as toore shows him.
self the declared enemy Of inlatonlN. Y. Commercial
| Advertiser lkepJ
| Whatever may be the cause of this aban-
doument OF the whose pern1cious counsel he has
40 often followed disposed to accept it, and his
thankfuness that wise and just action merits The
message too covering the veto and vindlcatiDR It, Is
| most remarkable document and deserves unqualified
praise the s0undness OF the principles enuncaes
| -IBaltimore Gazette Den)
President Grant has done a noble act in a
noole way IL Is pleasant 10 feet again thrill OF glad
amn,ion M any of his acts II the veto means that The
Presideut mas cut himself loose from the familiar infn-
ence OF Morton and Butler and Carpenter and Logan
there will be even greater cause iof eohsra'usnoh'