Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-11-20
'EL15I DICAL FUTURE,

probable that there will not be perfect
harmony in the counsels Of the Nation
, al Radical party. The organization,
! If present indications are to be relied
| upon, is not unit either upon The
causes of it's defeat or the proper
means Of recovery therefrom.
President Grant, and his two organs
the Washington Republican and the
New York Rcpubtic, think the blame
lies with Congress and the "third
term" and the administration had
nothing 10 do with it. Indeed the
Republican goes SO far as to say
that tie difficulty was that the Radical
ticket had not GRANTS name at its
head. This faction is now calling for
moro work and more money. 1nfla-
ton and "liberaI' expenditure of the
public funds in public works and
"generous' employment Of large
number Of men is the remedy pro-
posed 10 meet tho wants Of the
large number OF people out
OF wcll1 and out of money
Tie Ecpudlicon says 1.-the army has
been cnt down, the department clerk
S1i'p 'p0 i-'f1 oeel1 cut uo"h ahu 'iie i'0-
publican majorities havo been cut
down. Evidently there has been too
much cutting down" It com mplains also
that Congress chose rather to curtail
:
al suc1 enterprises rs were calculated
to stimulate tuc demand for labor in
o,.7.,, 4l,ot tl,oz- ,,;,,,,4 chow oco,or;-
.I7.
''-- D'oG9''' hi' ''.'"e'' ~ .iio us
tres5 OF the lab0ring classes, ana drove
them to tneil only remaining resource
~ 7,sc,,o, co., +b;s o1;,, H., va
Lri7'o,'' ''7>' '''o " ''7i'i1 '0-i IA f>'''|-
C,,t.,a t1,.c,,!x- r,,;;}iors finn. occ3o-
,,,:~-t -, C,o,,rr,.or, 81 +i,,,o ,rl,,,, tl1o
c<,,,ia IN $50 -
.i'o+, ..'1o- 20 '+o ora9it - ia na+inn Ua 60
w - '.-J .>I.1,tf,'I 49, -
Me-1 g tS'HD1IsnTo 'l1"' q ''1 Incl ie,'''o-
'-oli '-oli % ms ~ ~ " f'' l-o1 ie ~
rs 9'""lili1' 10" oo - q 3s,nl'e'i d. ~
ro 81 k1lo''..|.1s9 9 1ii,,'' s'lntt
,t4o ,t4 l',to - ~ ~
,l1,,..,,-,l',,,+ 0,1est ~, fn.. (',,rraes ~
grapple and solve when it rec1nvencs
next month. Its committees ut the
l''7' session 1ti4iteo lHvoiao'S upon
wlic6 sbonId he carr;ed out-
They were schemes which promised
by the expenditure OF one hundred
and t-entv millions to chea9en
products Of industry over sixty mil
lions per annum III tie future. They
promised, moreover, cheap bread 10
the masses. They promised to stimu
late tie demand for labor almost III
caIculahlv, both directly and coliatcr-
allv. with constant and abundant
er6DloyiDent the contentment, hapD.-
ness aud prosperity of the masses
would have been assured. These, :
turn. would have prevented the pres
emf political revolution. Will Con
crcs=. now that its ewes have been
of}auel TO it's duty in the premises,
make haste to retrieve the false step
which Il made a the last session: Or
v,ill It IJsE5, we're il its suicidal course.
a..d II answer to the cry Of TIE people
To- bread again cast ut them & stone!
The New York Lic!)rhijc, the lasting
mn, chosen friend Of the President in
~, .--,
-" ia - ''-1'' i>'"'G'eSii5 "''ri'
| intimate fei'''ich8 WIN Iii8 -Aoh'iiii''-
tfatluil Il; - be considered 10 speak hT
a,4l,o,i{v s1vs.
<-..,.. . D,,.
i2 tlS"e4i, - =" az "ttAi--1+
tratlcn, since the elec5ion q IaSt week.
feel reiieysd from Gil ooilGatloHs 10
force hard MONEY on the cou try. Din
months ago the President, advised ald
urged by the hard money financial
people OF New York, did consent TO
I recommend the early return to specie
/ PAYNE, ts. He even went to the ex-
! tent Of recommending the repeal OF
the Legal Tender act OF 1852, alter Il
! given notice to the country. lie was
made to beiieVe that tins was the the
pop',ii5'r1 ~ sehI!i,ieL'-a' 14I' lt"SG IA 'ne
! gftfe 81 q NeW doi II. ~ ~ '7aot
iora t'ok i7S''e VIII d sco o. 81 LIZ ~ ps4
l-i51l:.' - ~ 10 WV o,,l;; ,,ot
Gi'.l az, ~, - +ha IN nontrao-
49, 9 - ~ r. 1o.5 S,,oI, r,a,, 90
. .ion s, s,1st li,,i, u I.ol Ig;c; III Nj 80 To ,,'
III sIni; 10 son, Ia - AL - -, Niiat,;6an
u hll4no-o, ,.i,e, :, .ha;r ,oro+as+s ond
"eao ~ ."ln1 nn tio h. % s1'hiect tbat tbav
c-nro o,ns IL "I,,ost dr;Tar TO one1, revo;t
aoeaiy,et "u, Tho adn,;n;stration pn the nm.
esnected veto Of the President. It
Uas nicely ballanced onestion as we
t9,ea,, %,.S - i,,,oM ~ 1rhathei. tba1, sbo,Id
n"PpI sPaip9I,r Jononnce IN tho Se7ot.. the
ni;staIen views of the President or
1ao,n - --I,o1a snhiect to he settled
later in the session, by compromise.-
The latter alternative was aaeEtsa, fol m
the sufficient reason that the western
Senators knew the fresldent 10 De SIN
, "'r" = '1's convection that the Popnlal
niltsIlci>'. s>.-,.---.-l' 80, = Iltaasa specle
to, the repeal of legal tender deeira
BILE. The vote was sustained, aud the
President was warmly congratulated II
cei.ali r.d 1aet u"t Tuasaar Sus ne' tio "''' '
f0 .T. oza,o;on+,r o,oo~ - III.
Ren,,blican administrafion that th,
country was not then prepared TO
specie payments and that the Wh1l' sh
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