New-York tribune., 1874-10-12

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whose were IN M without
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that Mr. Tden the Of the Union psee G
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it Known beio .hand Mr. c'eO would
.esg,in order to obtain possession Of the oOmpIoy . validity
Of y: sa S'ss %Seh
'D Mr. Tdens friends say further that he
interested in the great railroad corporations ntins
during the controversies Of he sOstslOeSS YosS
Central iass nnd az least ree paT mes %ecntd to
the controversies and accept reainers III tavor o.
Mr. Tden las any considerable Interest is the one
formed by the junction OF the Lebanon sprhss
with other connecting roads, that he TOOK MS
that road under the solicitations or prominent 90
IN the town where be was born as an aet 81 a the time
that would be anything but loss and that the v he
likely to be more complete tha1 ne ancpatea; services
| In connection with that road, nor the
he wnc fSt Ss sss Tsy say
has been standing or salared counsel 70 ay al
these corporations; that he has simply done
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They say also that ne rw mas mo. %, IN well known
| opinions on such subjects; that he has very nas mI
tie interest in any railroads excepting 10 Domu ot
side of this State Mr. Tdens friends say further tnat
he always maintained the rights of the people agaSs Hs
warned tho &c corporate bodies that their investments
had element OF public trust owing to the hat
their duty TO respect the obligations towarus '"'
One other topic Mr. Tdens friends think. deserves
moments attention. Mr. Mckeon pretends , 70 Iuoa 30
from book of Russell an lniimaon that Mr With
the commencement of tho rebellion had nm
the doctrine OF secession. They say tnat hoWep w
becoming this may be in man OF MT nc @ % Ecr
at that me ON the maxim that pot shouia no' e nnda
tie black there is not the , sgn,9so n,sortv cited
doss On nor NOT sustain I'll It, Tney say that Mr. dens
sentiments formed when he was boy ID tne tVm h
wrote then many articles on side of Jackson and
that he then and always disbeleved and aeniea % u1e
ments fully expressed III the following exac' o
one OF his speeches.: ,o., ...-...-.., h.,u..,
the Peleral Government and the State Of south Carolina ever
7S q$ s9 % sG0es >. es. .nd sn So Completely
ta ,haaow of doubt rest upon them Mi & HE
participated that period lie brought 10 the
history large political philosophy
and half century Of 'hOash BY the % one sit nnaer
csat.ea gs,.a%sI: n.: .: u,s,s. the T%!Ss IN tss
completely ei.h;lea that TsG%a, %
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Sfe BSfes SI %S. Es G19 nffw E.a D sS Ts
sAs Wright Senator in Congress William L. Marcy was Nov Sov
Yovsn III; Bares s''' Lvs.ton s'' wight and N,yi
the sS ,1s.SD sT 81 M.o5 p'd'ss .ns aoa
The Constitution Of the United State. is BY its own terms declared @
Of powers d. octy upon individual citizen No State uho
any cie% from t@s Obligation 70 Obedience Av
6cao secession whereby such effect ATTEMPTED 10 bs proGcea
u uon Of the United States precisely tue same as 10 nSh pre-
| tended authority existed
Mr.. Tlden's friends defy anybody to point to single
expression speech writing of his, or to any
uterancc made orally inconssten with tie sent
mcnts pressed in THIS quotation In regard 10 tue
duty OF citizens during the war Mr. Tldehs principles
Decatnr said during the war 1925, Our country
right wrong" rh morality Of hat maxim has been
sometimes debated by casuss. There le however tns
element ot truth and sound morals III Tue uea @ o @ .ns
gallant sMOr. IL Is no matter whether war was
wisely NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1t was necessary or even
whether in its origin. it righfu II 1t exists You
compelled to maintan II In order to secure honofa
BILE and satisfactory terms Of adjustment.
Those good uen who oppose embarrass an existing
war Of their oecton to its origin commit false
logic. They apply reasoning 10 an actual war when
belongs only the deliberations whether or not you
sr stay he aaG l1 Of the adversary in he stricken
though they may paralvze and weaken the arm of her
own country uP.en IN tne srugge tu Fab ,ssa Mr.
TlGen said:
time Of cou deal with Government al.
in debating administrative question during period peace Inc
m W. vet couid not a the @ Of Il. pupe striking
III that this peurv winch had sometimes cusea aus mi
such periods pericus to civil liberty =