, 1874-11-16

THE TWO PARTIES.
RErubL1cAN1sat va. DEMOCRACY,
From Our Qlcta Eofresiondtnt


NAsl1rsaroN, Nov. II, 1874,
! Il 1ew days hnve passed Ginco tho uncertaf
populaco lot out the rope Of the Watchdog. III
Democratic party has something else to do no,
bllt snnrl tho part OF the press With conviction
| md right powers something to do besides do
| atructiyeueaB.
| OUR NEW MASTERS.
| 10 destroy fow mon in authority. In goot
opinion, and in famo, has been the narrow ant
nin1blo part OF a kind Of journalism which bo
gan afttr 1t exhausted the politics of time-se1y
Ing. That type Of public commentator ia con
grainlating ilself NOW with an inward sense o5
hazard, for journalism under tho Domocrac,
never could have independence. Il never did
and it mover will.
Tue PARTY that is now appearing u ominoue
proportions, If vaporous Inconsistency. mere
Spectre OF the Broken, can no moro abide six
teon years Of such criticism from tho press as
the Republican leaders hare had, thnn it could
ab1do honest correspondence at the eallowB Of
John Brown.
Az victorious party, 1t novor made peys-
journal neYcr ndyanced tho profession of nows
to any consideration novor spont any money to
discover anything; was edited by its political
egot!hts anil pair of scissors, which more COM
monty opened bottle Of gin than lighted on a
paragraph; and tue great structure OF tho press
III talb country was rainad ponter,or to tho dcath
OF tue Detnocratio party.
Tako Is Republicans at random. md 201 nem.
ocrass, and tucro will bo 2U0 to 25 Of support iu
iavor OF the lesser number. 1t will be utterly
impossible for tue next party to eot thronpE
without demolBhing part Of tho liberty Of tRe
prs1s, oacaalnE out Newspaper Row. aud intro
TO who oxpeots Col. Kyartor, Of Jawiia, bi-
gode sIr to DO called epithets in Crock, such
as Aakophagus aud Credit-Mobileyer, will awaken
E 70 tue responsibility of gag-law such AZ Col.
tat 9' gaSs notaco Greeley. IL it TO bo expected
event OF Bourbon restoration, to pass freely
1nto sao social wastouosseH Of tho South, aud
write there OF tho Lowory Band aud Tic WLlto
Louguo? '0''o
Such journalism as has boon built up in this
country IL roo ambitious to be thu sound ally Of
political Darwlnism, TINT would wait a thou
sa sana years 1or these germs OF free men to be
ooVelopea. Not even the tenots Of non.inter-
terence are advocated but in tho tonc Of inter-
1oTence ny tho press OF that behalf; aud reform
III interference; uoyornmont il movement Of tho
lnany BY tho MISC.
rr NO ouTAIadERs,
\, Nue1o Will tho Democratic party find the pa-
tlenco and patriotism to handle Tho public obll-
Rnt'o,s aaa keop tie voto 1t got but yosterttsy2
.hose OF ita politicians who would DO honest In
thsa beAalf? AZ party, it will listen to itB owu
press; p,,es and what ls that2 Tho largept fortune
ever made in 4 brief tme by Domooratio Jour
nal " was Brick poao1oy's, in tho Town of In
Etoasn: Hc1s Ao wrote to tho loyol Of tho party.
follticians eau speak to no less.
y ~ WY appear to portion Of tho Independent
republican press, after tno, that they caunot
s.lnsais te paco tloy hayo beon lod by wild AMI
'nnls ln harnsss with thom. Tho da.,gor Of tuiy |
and; filed to replo!ion with Europeans, is COM
nunlsm. The leaders OF that sentiment arc
americana IN tue proBs, Just III tho Commune In |
aris has beon led by Nlarat, and lsochofort, and
y Tho duty Of that part OF tho presa
SAlch nas done its part, stoadIly and without
Iaeobinisn,. III tho way to restore tic couatry,
rca'llllatlon. In camp OF observation, exoent
u time Of battle. when it becomes mart Of tic
'o'11nn Ia tue true relation Of patriotic pross
No nRn oan look back to the rtse Of the To.
publican party and strike out
WHAT TAH nEEN AnDEn
0 order and comfort in the Interior without d
Heeltul to his heart.
IL. IL has boen 3 period OF auoA campaigns for
'eAoo u TUG "ars Of Franco In little above the
ame period, from Marelso to Lepsic, Itko
france, 1t Is only On tho ssA that wo hare dis.