New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
DRIFT OF POLITICAL DISC USSIOR
CONGRESS AND TIE CURRENCY.


Before Congress convened, business was raj.
lying from the panic and was hndlhg s way 3u -
ress never mnttered word about the currency bust
hess would have taken care of itself and provided It's
that If Congress does anything all for business men,
&c will ought not 10 he done, ana pau s.ato W
OF government be correct the fathers ought 10
than their children but as the laL,er nro and
more capable OF managing them, the Dest thlnx IN
gress do this session at least Is to let heSo
matters alone.
THE DEMOCRATS AND THE LOUISIANA CASE
=. ,, i1S 1S 1I re RI R.osnnbicans if Kel-
ogg were removed or II a new eieeton rotio cket
the people would reelect complete Democrato
hence the Republicans IN Congress WIN ~" We are
tons, strong State Rights meu al present. , IN
sorry that the Democratic party has 60 many ,h;n
Congress who seem to consider bn pro-
pose; but il would laughabe, II 1t were no. so nor
ps to see s5e R S ut u submit have
Kellogg serve out the term McEnery, since our party
mas n 70 has the the right to order an
tion State Whenever 1t shall see III 10 do 3d.
AN INJURY 10 THE COUNTRY's CREDIT.
From al. PO'i (Dea) -.
To rail ut the accepted principles OF puDhc
economy ID " bnng suspicion IN Tue s~'est ma{ tnt
direction than Senator Morton IN styling the unVersap
received rules OF finance doctIlhes OF inc olu Souh
gog,sm could scarcely work Ia mlscnevous man
The whole reply Of the Indiana senator 70 mi, mr.
Sohurz is irrelevant, uninteecual, aud morally low.
IL neither touches the question discussion nor apps
to the speaker who is thus personally asSaeu dne
sequenty against further imitation; ana tha' seaDi
Morton will duly discover though he waits ~ DC Taught
by the recurrence OF financial DISASTER
SURPRISING IGNORANCE.
Prom The ProUid,Eos journal NhrpD
II is rather an unc0mpllnentaIy conmcn-
tary upon intelligence theory OF h1pu1van III
stitution that asserted with good grounds Tor be-
levng the statement, that the Senate OF ue Ghi.ou
ouite as unpromising view, If look at the virtue
which s supposed 10 underle the election OF anu u"9,
I'm the OF TINS Tree ana enlightened
Had q man not tho slightest idea OF political economy,
would think that even during the tune oecupeu ~
enough know that Imitation Is dangerous ana may DO
But some OF the are no, nrone
49, too, did they Imitation personal gam ~ '"o
expense OF the body polite
TINE FOR A DEMOCRATIC REVOLUTION.
The Fort WdVHs tiRd) S.HtineI tDem.l
1t is time for the Democratic party 10 turn
new leaf We nave chung TOO long 10 i9en anu
that have been for years deaI Wesht IN our
competition for national supremacy The democrats Oh
the country two years ago %iseiy aeei r and
their faces to the new issues brought on Oy ne cV
ruption Of party too secure III power, ana oy tI
growth of monopolies engendered in the deyeopment
of the country. But cannot successfully Rrapple
fessionaI politicians who look office for the spois
brings aud demagogues who make PROMISES Whch .iey
never intend keep. We no longer afford to carry
world moves When Democratic politicians refuse to
move with 1t, they must be dropped TO make III iOr
others who Will.
TIE INDIAN PROBLEM.
Prom TIC Philadelphia Inquirer tEtp)
1t is even a question worthy oil ConsldeTa-
ton If would be the wisest, most humane and
economical thing that the Government could do to
portion the Indians among the several States compel
ling each state take OF its equal share This
Eastern as well that Western land belonged to the
Indians and hayo pushed them OFF both II is right
that we should give them a proper consideration ior
their Tie number OF indians that would be appOr-
toned each Commonwealth would be small aud they
could only be comfortably cared for but they could
be civilized and taught the OF honest white
country tired of this vast expenditure beng made
10y the Indian Department without any good resulting
from IT, and Congress should consider whether IL would
be best for the States IN their individual capacity 10
take OF the Indians Just long the present
plan is continued certain TO follow the
Spring follows the Winter, and great wrong fol
lows upon the heels OF another
THE DIFFUSION OF PAPER MONEY ALTON.
IN, Cincinnati Gazcts uip)
strange delusion exists in the minds of
many unthinkug and il fO-tered by of the
"oTgans OF DISCOUNTED thinking" that TO initiate the
rency Will make plenty 10 those who do not
il and have nothing to exchange for it, Only little in
elgence required 10 show that this is falacy. Take
example the working OF the addition Of &60OOO0 to
National bank ISSUE is now proposed by the Sen
seductive of free banking, which imitation jour
says viii put food In the mouths OF the wives and
children OF labOrers ? how VIII this make money plenty
to any without earning it having something to
change for III Only they who have money capital TO
invest United bonds TO deposit ia the Treasury
can receive these for emission; therefore this
privilege adds capital to the persons or tho sections
on which 1t bestowed. IL works the rule, TO him
that hath shall money be given that he may have