New-York tribune., 1874-08-01
CCRRRST DISCUSSION

they were last year.
CCRRRST DISCUSSION.
ADJUSTING TIE CURRENCY
From Th> Cincinnati Enqairen .
TIE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE finds several "un'
Democrats II saws The first Of these unsound prin.
ciples volume of the should be adj
nty THAT we call undoubtedly infiaton-t princi-
pe" For what in the name OF the people. should the
OF the business community The cloven foot is
too plainly seen In the above Announcements OF TIE
TRIBUNE Ii Is confession Of faith and that falth u
that the volume Of should not be adjusted ia
accordance with the commercial and industrial Deccss-
the people. but In harmony with the wishes OF tn
who have money To sell. IL Is not the people Wbo
produce values, develop the country. use money DGt
the who lend money. who ought TO be considered
according To The TRIBUNE, IN fixing he amount OF me
But we more than nnetenth- inclined 70
agree THE TRIBUNE when says, Ia the extract We
give that 10 adjust the volume of tie currency 30 a.
imitation principe" We wouldn't Ike 10 have any
thing said about H. but that 10 the reason ~hy We favor
MILITARY LIT F;y 5,srrlFIq IsTERFEEESeE. Tael;1.y
THE NFw-YORK TRIBUNE says: Upon tho
whole II is cheerful phase OF reconstruction thaS
whenever pudding headed Official ha- the nightmare
he may ca. upon the War Department for troops aud
have them seit 20 him" Tie calls made during recent
years BY villains IN office IN various sections
view of their utter illegality uncoustituLionaty
have always met with prompt, ready and hYoraDie
sence the subservent head Of some department. TIE
Constitution Of the United states II pam aud eApne.t
In any OF provisions can ceflAnH not De his
taken misunderstood by those sworn In the preseh'"
OF high Heaven obey and support IT, in that clause
which forth the only CIRCUMSTANCES hnder N'h
the President shall give need 20 such calls Ar Wen -
the manner IN which they shall De made by tue state
authorities. But the Constitution ot tue country asd
their Oatns observe s requirement., .etm 10 ue ma
tiers OF no consideration VITA hose officials ia the pr
OF party success-Radca dirty WORK IN the roH'"
ern States
THE SOUTH AND A THIRD TERM
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE publishes a two
column letter from correspondent at Kchnond; w.;
VINO discusses the New Cralt Party pa Tue coui lnH
speaks seemingly mteg genry, OF premedtated asii
Tue most curi0 Us circ unstnee 10 the
story told by the correspondent Tie almost
mauuer several Of the more influential paper-ot
south eud tAer columns % the advocacy OF te fres
dents reelection second Time Ihei Po,i.lDhs 'Io no1
positive they sincere, hut their pup'r' J. eN
IDENTIFY 20 turn the tide, d possible coward thiii
term Among the representative inen ptant n's WIN
HIM in his alleged aspiration, are eX-GoV HrOrrt oi
louisiana Col MJsley, ana Gov. hemprr Oi N'Ighia,
aud several other prominent eAIoAira'i'te' ready anu
anxious TO strike when ia, iron ls Lot
A BLACK LIST.
From The headu0s lf'-l J'rrN ,
The NEw-IORK TRIBUNE published recently
the names member ot tne .a-t tougtr--' lonI
Democrats and Republican, VINO n June i-Gs vote
To tax the interest Goyernmeut D"nd- u March 1878
the salary Grab, and during ne a-. -essol
were steady supporters OF imitation. The iRiBi ~ isA
whether the puDlc treasure. the public credit or pr
vate property be regarded as secure wiI hre hu
all IN Congress az the same time The DeinoeIt, nav,
the distinguished honor OF furnishing TIE only memri
OF tn. famous nine from Penu-- tyahIA. lneti eh'
apostle Rainfall. IL mi ZIONIST, salary grahher and
! a dangerous man. that be- would have tie Govern
Inent tax its own securities m Iot 'one %. o'' - ~. ~
the country i in Democratic restoration please ~ axe
a note OF thisl Let them call OF their dogs RON Frrst
aud Oh Cockeye,' ana atieui 20 The Hon samuel
case H. Is again their canaaat. for Congress, iron
/ the only Democratic Puadeipn'a District.
LICENsE OF TIE PIES.
From Tie DHIHnHt lt.rt.|HH
! The kind OF newspapers tup>e want Whc
make practice or denouueI- .Ae tie-- N..t r cue
| AZ would be- silent AID I, ,gA.-..-.i " ID "a Ais3
places committed faults or ,i' Dad ".irn' M ii"cs ~
exposing such faults anA cliAe- N."'t N.i,r vast
them, ana praise a. virtue, '-e ..-.- ."-' - ''rr
SIcn the sort Of ueW>pap'. 'i'L "'A I.r.
those who ucnOuuce the pre- t- .c'-|I"- ti."- .
tie greater virtue ana Dett.r Ju'-I,-f . t.4- 10 80
public bad a. u Is. there are r,w -ur' pee" p .r-
they are becoming fhc people ulr l..puuE l'
/ Intelligent, more discriminating, ~. ..-- ' .'-.t n
| >vc0nlancy aad hypocrisy ~ Acw.pdp .r-. iH. r
mark, were suggested by arucc lA IliI .H.io t
+a'r = II were mo-, isr ,hr newspapers Low much .
the corruption 10 which THESE remarks aiiuac "Jhih
mr.. INV. much were IL lot .or r.c pIr..b. Ua'.
tuu, prc,,-woud pubhcly known OF credit Mooiii.
isif oG of IN, TIosr Who Icalacr tAe iceu.
tious complfiu' C-rfauiy SOC Toe press is U'rlioi-
uunIc lie a, ye 800 private ..c. IAt- b., .i-. WY
III pre-. .teu ana because people abe adao"i.AeI
rHmD-rERN SENTIMENT ~ VIRGINIA
Virginia correspondent Of rHE NEw-YoRg
TRIBUNE sketches uo INN t-iti" part ol .h' STAG
and venture, 10 place G0y. Iu.. UJ ODE sutItrD Hc
/ "thirt-term' mar. A. 8" tIr 90 'iAri ,eI,n PER So
de- he rG term without c.a t!oIt-,fDN he.up.F
- 10 " tArd-,eriu u.I a. I-.' 3ii LLc .-li1 i,rh
with cOuaI.I,us-the third ieri1 ior ~ safe rrlaDs
President VINO my De 10 tu' -pg.I, fan 4nd ctrt
To tie states. aua honest Boo DIS tl'ui~ uu. a.u
election VIII uGHIif -uFr rs fruin 100
worse cvs-WUuu DC quite rpt. Ole 'O GOV. n iuF b.
Tai, ~ 0Ig tllil-teg4 fau, lIt Hc hesitate IJ iu
[ mont DEB saw ,o. NI0 would nor pr er ,ucH man to
yhc peri.s @. eectug another! Political urs-es aui
principles. however s1ucI-d Jy ,Aer ooserytAc', and
The res D.ct shown them uY the people, AaNr allen lut'
contempt. aut u We can gain -redt good by dtptrit2
from cusi.u, ~y, rt Us -tYe u. l4c Asr %.
i.t limit Ga. prr-Igcatlll iii rO two ei-
years. WASN'T -1ou. Jefferson. auu Madison wltIdrcT
for Dr,oua satisfactory to tueisDNc-. at cr
-,Iu.r nobody 70 more tlau eight years
nor more tLIu unless there ale great alo 0Nr
ruling reasons why ue Should ,e-sc longer g. lA' ilt
II.. of fI. .Ll.y t.l.s.' l. l> .Iv..- "N.rlclt
effect it '"E.us'ng parties great tO tAe adNint'@f
OF O., r0unlrr. oud luc tc nca ao nope to o Pf 10
dti.4, ..-y aIcl-rg. A4.I ftr very ulutI
tr8uuDI W irl pr .>-'t WtA lue idea flidt 'Ac
Prp-tdtrri templtl tHt cl.Iie- Indnl nOhutiaAs
.1 r.c u,yll j. sac lcI pl tAe I..~ilut pAt ulcd
to t,u f.l. .sra politicians ,vJuu gee 10 heaven.