New-York tribune., 1874-08-22

popular imagination; they do not Keep the mcnTymni
o p az sdiy they 90 not into
break into poetry. ~ 81 ,,.v
DEMOCRATIC DIS RUPTI0N AND hEfonA''AN
. From m. s,r York Conmres, Adcerttsr (Rtp.)
At this stage in the political campaign, IL mas
become eyide ut that the day OF bolts and third
has passed The adventurer's cry OF +" Reform" has
ceased 20 be watchword to rally the masses rev
sOured politicians with out consciences anu seeuy
raiment gather at independent and antinonopoy con-
ventons only find that they have no AZ
their backs People have learned 10 distrst ther pro-
testations of superhuman honesty aud to snnt their
pockets against petitions for money TO carry OUT
reforms When purse is shut against these scneners
work falls TO the ground and their patriotism
vansaes into thin air THIS has been me late 60 OF & al
movements inaugurated this Summer outside OF the TWO
great political parties. Even the Grangers now take tue
ground that is advisable TO keep their os ~
their personal proclivties The rank ana me Oh anS
hsssv n ae aa aeeanee to RpuScan prn
cipes. few OF their leaders have sold themselves out
welcomed back the Republican ranks before the can
vass closes at the polls In view OF these facts u oe
their claims to National support But that is just
what cannot be doEe. The party is irretreyaoly as
rupted. Its members have done the JOB eheetuay.
GOV. DIX AND THE PRESIDENCY.
The mania for Presdent-making has seized
The Chicago Journal: 1t speaks OF Gov J3hn A. DIX as
for whom the people OF the Nation have regard.
i1S s Jonn DIX I'm and
ton Booth OF California for Vice President IL was 70
Which induced the Republican State Committee to m
augurate scheme for defeating his renominaton ior
y,ew the time place for holding the Convention was
fixed upon Conkng had no mind TO surrender tue an
Custom-house portion OF the party determined tha ne
must not again be nominated for Governor. Conknng
that with Dix renominated and reelected as Gov
ernor NewYork would De obliged To present DIX as ITS
Presidential candidate in 1876 This not what Conk
decided defeat Dxs Presidential aspirations two
hence by defeating his Gubernatorla aspirations
| Hanaa fha Cnnu MI cal nf
hence the Convention was delayed until the 23d OF
September to give the Customhouse and postonice %
for his defeat.
POSSIBLE RESULT OF THE RACE ISSUE.
From The Baltimore Amertcan tRep.l
The pending political campaign will be fought
in the South the ISSUE" Not many white men
w s9e ana possibly Msspp I
will pass entirely out OF the control OF the Republican
party and the men who claim 70 Dc ne b
well the property OF their respective counties ana
lowest. The Inverted pyramid" about which we have
beard much will be restored to Its normal position,
ever shall hereafter oyertake the southern
people must be charged to some other cause than
of ali the people, and gives qulckenng Impulse to
the languishlng industries OF the south we we
by which the Republicans being expelled from
power but this will not prevent US from recognizing the
Perhaps after and excitement OF the contest
have subsidized the fierce Indignation that now threatens
ton. The mere TACT tnat the coIored people Will
longer permitted hold office will not seriously IN
jure the all their other rights are zeaiosy guarded
The rivalry Of parties and OF individual politicians VIII
still remain. aud the vote Of the freedman VIII De as
eagerly sought by the natural leaders, as now by
the carpetbaggers when the issue mas passed out
politics For this We think that no party 10
to the cOored people BY the Constitution OF the United
States. We also hope that the prejudice DaleIul e
bequeathed by Slayery-whch now SUBJECTS tue col
Ored man 10 much injustice Will die away aiIer Lie
ceases " be al aspiring politician.