New-York tribune., 1874-10-27

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eople OF the State OF SewYork satisned WIN anu
approve the in which the Federal 9osernmen'
been administered during the past TWO yeus. o
he contrary, IL a majority Of the people Oh TINS oea'e
hall refuse TO elect that ticket ano eec' tno "eAo'
nominated by the Democratic Republican Convention
,eit at svraeuse It will prove beyond all contradiction
that the people OF tho State Of New-York
lisspprove OF the policy pursued by Gen.
Brsnt and those who arc his chosen advisors
IN the adm Of national affairs for the past
Two years. The National Convention held In 1872
pledged party and their nominees to introduce re-
forms in Federal affairs. That Convention declared, n
its resolutions that any system Of civil service under
which tho oc OF the Government are considered re-
for party zeal and service merely s fatally de-
moralzpg and declared that they were in favor Of
efficiency aud dety the essential qGalfestlSSnsn sn.,r iSr
tbS 6I SoS be SPEEDY resumption Of
specie payments In that platform they declared that
Ts pnSc aags p they declared in favor Of cu
waiting. by the policy OF the Federal Govern
s aas s psSps ae n Ss0ps % the
How these pledges, solemniy made and upon which
electing Cen Grant. being kept! There has been no
sn @ W no to
system by which We should have honesty, ehicieney
having been overborne, Gen. Butler and the type
Of men wno act with him became at once the eontros
Simmons I, roWn in as colecor at BostOo against the
protect OF the entire body of Republican merchants
Sew.0Tleaus. You have ssnborns anu James every.
whore. With contracts given to them by the Fedora,
terror Of its authority. they collect money which
in many other ca money that due the Govern
ment ALL but put one-haf OF the entire amount that
they take the taxpayers or the pluudered mer-
the Government Of the District Of Columbia such gross
corruption Congress felt that they could not reform
IT, passed act by which they abolished it, Con-
gress IL that act provided that the President should sp
TO endeavO to relieve tsr people from the pSnGsEs aug
pointed as one Of those Mr. Sheppard the
very who had been most active IN administering
the government which had TO be destroyed anu
this done agunt the protest and advice Of large
numbers OF honest REPUBLICANS.
States TO be appointed A who has TO sit in
the seat which has been filled by Jay and Marshall.
the Union to seeet that ed Hs with RepuS
Ican counseors of honor integrity and ability and he
is used TO try TO have nim confirmed who on all
na 10 me poso xcept hs paptssn gea
70 you. inteigent and upright men Of every party,
manner in which the civil service Of the Government
has been administered. Have you had during these
pasttwo years economy 10 the public service Look az
the army OF Oficeholders all over this country who
are growing rich while the mass Of the people are
OF those who fattening out Of treasury The
salaries ARE rse Su N Ihere may aaye oee9
requisite, aud this very Republican Congress did not
pay Ars saseS tSa there
is the sp of economy in the administration of your
the pceple different States, among the people
OF tue States which had been disturbed by civil war
Look at South Carolina look at louisiana, look at Ala
bama Men have been by the Influence OF The Govern
ment AT Washington upheld In those States who under
the Prete1se OF governing have been plnndering the
OF adding strength TO Union, instead of being a
condition TO bear share OF the public burdens are a
s State sa
al ;he Convention at Utica that the Republican party
sary 50 long as there were disorders in those States
Packers and the Noses W aes see tue to hs sns @ due
order aud dssenton among the people Of those States
OF the North TO uphold Administration which
gives them places and patronage, aud punder
sefssver"%eut p''pf Have they @ u'Rse0 gwen us
sound eurreneyi Has there been a return
10 specie mens} Mr.. Webster OF his great,
thoughtful speeches, said IN substance that OF all the
ingenious devices by which the rich made richer
and the poorer. by which the of the poor
mans brow was made 10 fertze the fields of the rcb
aa sg e aSs SO onsg
hs great commercial and business people have not In
eiyn wac. sound currency. We are able TO have it,
Se ~oaa He n ss q @
this We should have had such currency for the in
tores OF all the industries and all kinds of business Of
the country. Year after year this Grapt Republican
party has resolved that there should be return to
specie payments soon practicable and straight
way they authorized an issue OF million Of dollars in
iTTedeemane paper -
to specie payments now. We have resolved and we
mean 10 CARY At out that there shall be no step back
ward. but that shall be toward sound
rency know that it can be accomplished
wilh honesty and wise policy In brief space Of time
What is the condition of the country todays Its bus
ness. ITS populatlonf You have state OF things in
many OF tue Southern States which prevents their being
able 70 take OF the products the manufactures Of
North which has disabled them from contributing
thing to the wealth business Of the country You
nave large populations there who are Impoverished
under the form OF taxation until the property will be
conhscated almost certainly by general conis-
%anaiactares irou, the North Win Wise policy which
protects every man, white aud black, because he
citizen. but which gave oountensnce and aid or
comfort the schemes OF plunderng adventurers from
dssenson that they might WELD It's political power
should nave the people Of those st ties prosperous and
peaceful able and willing To purchase rrOm the North
Its manufactures How are we situated az the North
What Is the condition of things All business par
sJzed. capital Is Idle, your ianuiactorles and Your
workshops are Idle, they are running on short time.
Honest labor seeks employment and can hnd none. All
our INDUSTRIES are depressed and our entire people
unless be the office holders, disturbed their
1Ss % Under are n sso state sS of 1ss the be
nat they satisfied with aud approve the policy
OF the government as administered by Grant / know
That the of the Republican party are honest
and are patriotic Many OF the filing public posi-
class of derent got the CON
trol OF the Republican organization, and WELDING
rather interests OF the country and OF the
peopIes appeal to the Republicans whether they
policy and administration OF tbls Grant Republican
party. II they do, they may rest assured that will
and great Of all evils administration
uUder winch the country has suffered for
government is that when maadnInistratioD,
when there should be reform and change there is no
need OF activity which shall disturb the business
of the country, The needed reform and change are
brought about by an honest and Independent exercise
Of the right OF suffrage. Let the State of New-York
express It's dissatisfaction with the Grant admnistIa-
ton carried on during the past two years. let the
majority OF the people speak out against 1t by voting
Utica, convention largely controlled by Federal Office
holders and there will be talk OF third term,
aud we will have begun 10 Introduce reform. In