New-York tribune., 1874-04-11
THE PRESIDENT AND IMITATION.
~ nrint frnm tne Mn.hlnctnn corrrsnon
GRANTS Characteristics A DANGER To rHn
PATTY
FIlna.Ors 4rrrs Rob


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If the Republican party goes 70 pie,'s lue I
collapse VIII Dg aI-e{ b. ,i i 1,o'. go 49, "a sor R,1a. 4
and his euterprising corps of " agents. are a ios.
which nothing Dui very rtrut FgA,. 'AI "a a. - -
the orrauizatiou upuu which they have fastened mem
selves had not some OF the qualities ~ thr u's,oh
wonderful one-horse shay mere W'u.d nav I l~rn
.p6psible Tor this state ~ affairs There Dr. .on' thhs IA
hs mental const tuuon that prevent, hn rom nhans
out the drift OF puDnc opinion. having lASfN'" h,'h
self % q few iu WHOM tie uallou hH "st a. .-u-
dience. ne % Je de'erninel ~ sa,ring.
thing rather than et 20 De hold secretary h'
is IN his estimation, great nnlncer ana 'sptt.,
executive officer ana although tAe geope -, n' =,
states think 20 the contrary, ht ia htLl AZ ,N - 80
the Treasury Department In spite or thr most ulN =
taxable Indications al sdes t1at hs disms.a N.a.d
be- OF great advantage 10 the Republican party ann ~
the commercial rnancli Interests N the c"dnhl
The teDaeity Of purpose Nhlcn mAae =, m s'sns ~
military commander thNarts tle VII OF the l%"i.n
whenever their demands contrary 20 Ai- pc.-oal
incnations cslcIaied 20 brelz up h- p'rsotal
friendships Thi- the only u-ancr m Vnih tLr
devotion OF the President a. NE inmate iu"- h--
been detrimental 70 The paft! lAat t4cctH D." '"" ~
The puUu' good . .,
DEATH or THE LIBERAL REPUBLICAN fAh4l ~
,,..aaan ,,1.s--7al uaII
We saw az one OF the ward polls ytsI'rDay
A c1urcd citizen going ABOUT, VIDE h'l. t l"i -
Wlar is De Liberal Republican, pafN =" iil a -
city Is concerned tle L.lera. h'pu"Iirtu pary -
nowhere in particular. II Ats vail-hr-- D.. $50
oIt Tuere II no tr1c" ~ % ID t.e result N " hhu..
election as an eutitv, nd. vdulAty. And ',t 10 Ne'
promising child. OF runuri colstt 4.l'h h'N N@s.D @
growtA, aud faIg future p,fo-r 4t Ilr r-i n' ih's
the Liberal Republican party 1r,omr- p Er,. a.. i'l
s existence been prolonged. bad Do lFrd lhti f- uu.'
was developed and us iarutrs oi h4hu matH'h'
mi .ut have worked q valuable reform .u AH' -"
politics; 70 might A1v" .ntr'dlgrl non, ~ l, ,
ecouomy INTO adm ni-traiiou purify INTO p'lti'r '.
genius ana culture lato blEa places IA'i' +, "o ' "s
now great revolution D. ui-hi .Ale Nion-'' I. pau p.
aflrs. n was lovely ch.d a. iii pr t -l ''' " % '
not get TAR IL led-iied 90 the city i.a ND
DEE said 20 have gwen "a Aif.n eri NY y N4,t' &
thr kIndest and most ieLa'r u"A .aI'--. o -- '' 80
s.fteu q taking or Ii so promising hD infant r Nhat
distracted brain gave pasnO' % the toner oi te
lnuuIrIug colOIra CItLru.
srRENGrH OF rHE REPUBLICAN TALTY.
Nrf.Ig i.1l.l
The Repubhcan party has been q very strong
parry iu he pa.g-truug ifs purposes str'rr iG 20
scn, yrmeuts ,trouz It, app,al 10 t ustnL'i eol-
ruse strong IA al. AoI upDu tc best ciculrut- l u4r
oN|i,ftou n l. -.iT strong .n organization. nj fh"
Doe rssou ~ offices and iu the goodwill crrat"d ~
H. former dIugeucr ana -tc. altcut.ou 90 1u.D-s
= i many hundred f4Iis4ud go lal,. have furn'd tLo
n.bt 0f voting the Republican ticket and hnd ii hhfu o
break il OF There can be- question about %. Tho
Republican party D. strong party 900 r. uut 'ti'ns
It - .er,f 81, ret fo the f,opr to 'r, With put
he op.uon 10 mismauage tue plHn. business. 90 ssal-
ou lAe principles au1 al4cuate tr elements Eoh A'lh
n. srr.u,th Was originally derived lt b. not struug
enongb to arrnt tie morality ana common sense u the
country. IL strong enough 20 zee l'ns NiAo.t
yoIes In nne samson un-hJra av-lJne 10 hand beat
samson prone 10 the lap of DeHah and al ubc0Ise,as
Of the swiftly ypiying scissors
THE REPUBLICAN JONAH
~ iSf.I
The salary grab, the Sanborn contracts, tho
broken PRONE. , oa LA .a, s , .ab.sry,ae of
the President Butter. the Inn4un poncY % Congress
thing exhausted luf patience nl
a. sdeeds should come In the form OF thr r~rctou of
.pct one OF the best candidates ever nominated u Com
nsecut for any Orce nUt it ls the more enpfc and
should De elective Tor thai very reason u .hud
be raken especially 70 heart Uy the Republicans ~ Ma
.achusets. The party has wider margin befe thaA "a
Connecticut. and can survive keAvcr ius-r,, hIt Ne
r,nIot aIways carry Butler aud Blfersul suoatf
later he burden Will be- too heavy We musi thrvN our
Jonah overheard or sink "lin bm.
TIE COMING REVOLUTION
ITHton Afec .i..fIt'h Afa.I
The revolution of which ONO struck the
Keynote Fail. Progresses. Nrv-iampsnre led tbe
way ln the campslSn = IsIa, Connecticut follows
with victory stu more decisive. Ia tIs latter -te
he Afmnisiratoni,.s may be said % have met thcr
waterloo Ihey are not merely defeated. They
ruUed. They have iOst every ning and IN he
toD OF an aruy that has only driven tho
ned badly punished retreat ghaG they have ost
all their munitions aud utterly unable - rally Iae
revelation viii 20 on growing IN strength u pro-
resses, anu swept totally from power The party
that has disappointed every Just expectation ot " ad
herents and aleuated from Is support every citizen
who values good government
PARTY PROSPECTS.
CAaoa0o Tr15uHe ,lsLI
The general lesson taught by the Aprl
elections nat The Republican party nas received
premonItory stroke OF the general paralysis st 10 viii
experience IN November is'A Us dlseoinn'nr, u ue,
aDie. IL II stripped OF the allies oy whom 10 has been
kept power Very lAey the results Of the eeetions
Democracy with the idea that they can carry the
country with their old organization. rals will be- mis-
take. The Republican party has growa 80 rotten thsi
people tor the moment turn to anything else
escape from H. But such feeling Is not to be- relied on
Presidential campaign. NOT IL there any reason IA
hope thai Democratic salary -grAb3ers would give "
any better Government than Republican once.
THE TEST or POPULARITY.
Bosss J0sr~al lhsg.l
When will those who have influence IN tho
RepuUuCn party tuat must De better than oher
parties order stand chance al the poi.s
that has a higher record 10 1--we up TO- ana sttsest
expectations to meet T. must OF Bso~s-ity nase !.
reckless and nrrcenaTy Isoiitielsss, %. to
not giVe them the rule the nonest suu s'1uias'
exponeuts OF Repubnean praople. I'M does, uo~c'si,
or II u seems 10. must t.Ee tbe w lhs
All, nation OF the masses. I may 1~ onl rhpofary
r.nIf fpr tho.e Connecticut pubIeah- VINO iaed as
an N,,dav have no sffsuOn With D-mOcraey They ara
vartny Iopetugiy 10 give righteous victory 10 tbelr
nsrtY aiu .ud We they vii nave Lie 0vgOItgnIss
lu The only possILs