New-York tribune., 1874-10-28

Of the Perrepont campaign-on the Tressury-or
briefs and retainers! when we Joined this war
@ entity on We SSt sssr
and S we had reRss,S1 at. and nso
troy but restore States Then with view 10 business he
that he taxes an interest 4 10 result; VIVA, h.
plsyedii for other people make Their little game be-
ring His business was then and there to the
Hop John T Hoffman, whom he euloeized a. 70 the skies
Y ai1 rom % Becoming E%pir
Well, gentlemen listened to this speech liked
oSss S like Myself ADMIRED his XII at ss
bar. loved him as Democrat. His bold denuncia
yet he The Interpreter Of the Dix Third Term
Grant politics Of to-day He is the gentleman who can
Kelly in one breath for their association
He ,s y ne Dc 81 Of Grant
loyalty and Western imitation. Wen. Dix may be good
during the war for publishing proclamation Dix nay
be good Notwithstanding Credit Mobilier charges Dix
sseh deenae Th maker sn ea
Of a
Intermediary at Republican gatherings ought to know
s aSnss 70 be nOs s IS ns
Bile. And yet. sirs this same gifted incarnate
works in 1866 in an address 1t Yale College this year
said: 81 Is idle to talk OF Cesarism In this country
arguments are at least effect How easy do BY
him as DO % with ina telescope; p open n ai%see s snr0ugs
wonder the Utica platform has so uncertain sound
ne being author. Turn the Democratic platform!
has mind Of rare and pure culture; ia this that he
knows how to generalize. He states the Democratic
tenton to our creed by hs pithy expression. but he
leaves the % out OF ms D5esaIy thIs vins
proximates to wit; and TO our youngest neopbyte
points of this platform thireen-a few OF them
cuded In Others But matters currency revenue and
should collect IT, uncertain sound IL has the
old time Democratic ring In matters SHin OF personal
properly siigmazed. The singular plank In this array
Is that which appears year for the first time
party platforms II refers TO the reflection for third
tration Of every sentiment Of liberal
polity Our platform does not daily with the problem
and az another time signing bill to retreat from that
Dolicy The Administration has made home rule q
necessity very diet to keep alive the Pickering life
in our southern States Its creatures attempted to
drag from home the free writer who crcizes It's con
influences. II there other reason against
third term; If the examples Of our own nnmercenary
Washington did not frown upon III II all MANKIND said
create three times as we'll twice. st there would
oyerrung the mode OF administration against
committing again to the present Executive. In this
The principal reason is the maladminstration IN tho
dseredted Southern States was not well EnOwn
happened to be on the Ku-Klux Committee; and one
ns ad rsdy we the terrible
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the capital and labor the institutions and admnisra-
The aggregate bonds and taxation is therein re.
corded. Has there been improvement since
rerrep0ps nar@ ConveSon spOh have been in Florida
since and from personal observation how the peo
polls In the legislature Mississippi which has cot
ton lands enough cothe the world is no more an ex
ception than North Carolina or Alabama Arkansas
sat as the feast Of good things; but thanks
Baxter and an ~ s s % sss ssses % In hf
But there is South Carolina and Louisiana. There are
crimes against social order ana human nones euengn
opposition to them In the light OF present facts 1t
danns the whole Radical policy.
LOUISIANA UNDER THE HEEL.
1t is not my purpose in view OF fresh events and pub
LEGATIONS, the history Of louisiana That State
was desderatum to this nation Jefferson dplomatized
for it, and paid 100000 francs to France for it.
rather for all the territory known then louisiana
There stipuatlons IN the raty which guaranteed
that province certain rights tery ignored now Bu.
a she'll without kernei-unless a colonel OF another
kind The result OF an honest InS. uprising has has
tse Seeh Graus s'r Exclamation The ballot Is Wits
Of !" to be wis sed Iy Gs ESsg o s Ra
There win be relief by this compromise baoting
There Will be no relief. Congress gave when
Grant at late day IN the session pretended TO ask
mouths more eflectually than a hundred del!as Of
sraDces Of the business inc men Of viii they
Is fact that legislators have had retaners to keep
es ca for the use funds to
pear day in court and the next in Congressf Are
poiticsi remember too we'll in the House OF
Representatives, 1t Feb 25 1873 Congress is hurry
ment The galleries full Of the beauty and the frauds
Of the Federal city There de Is pause "A message s%,s
moves to his Committee. said that refer
that Message to such Committee was simply per
ata fha N
ton was taken The session was its close. Tue
Judiciary did not act Grant did not act. Louisiana
cry y' out out: "oh! the Executive did his part
he referred IL to Congress- and Congress
wSeIa When it was understood Congress Would not
give relief The President gets credit for referring to
that body which about TO die, and when III was
doubtless arranged should not act AZ last Louisiana
struck back by eonsdered reSo & IL R was s,s F hsh
Government again usurp5 ana uses ts lorce SO tna
Why the very streets Of this city where seshnesa
aud speculation most prevail cry out against this une1
ampled maladminstratlon Of sovereign states .
The credit OF State the money market is a good
test Of the Government II you would know how a few
0f these srand the quotations.: The
Democratic State bonds of Georgia the skies quoted
at 75 Louisiana SKIES. 22 the Demoerstc state @ 0i
Is there no relief for these statesf Is be for
breeding crime, and craft TO be forever spelling
our fair landf AT least II cannot save the sSuin
cannot save labor and capital North from the effects
OF bad paper money and ruinous Illogical, and compii.
Gated tarisf Cannot we save the Federal system-its
Sha He i o SSr S IS aes are
cheerful The West the East irrespective of
the air. It Is the enthusiasm and fanatcism OF tho
year, and 1t will usher IN Democratic victory.
Mr.. Bamberger was introduced the last speaker.
He criticised severely action OF the Administration
in and the other States iD the South and the
widespread corruption which had followed the
long continuance Of the Republican par
ty In power. The recent victory in Ohio
and Indiana was but the beginning OF sweeping