New-York tribune., 1874-04-27
DRIFT or POLITICAL DISCUSSION.


And it was adjourned
DRIFT or POLITICAL DISCUSSION.
EFFECT OF THE VETO ON PARTIES.
THE REPUBLICAN, PARTY IRREPARABLY RUP.
TURED.
From The Detroit Free Pres tDemD
There is another consequence OF the veto
which if not strkingy noticeable n0w must soon fOrco
itself upon tho attention OF all IL fhe disruption OF
Republican party All the better class Of Republican
ibe sure rasnt OF the Presidents approving The Car.
rency bill, they 20 have lost sight OF the fact
1t equally unavoidable resut OF ne veto An.
only difference between the two cases Is hat Without
the veto the President would have found himself allied
faction of the party and with IL he hndo himself
allied the other. The battle has been TOO violent to
ants especially when tho defeated party IL numerically
the stronger The breach, therefore, cannot ana Sl
not healed The opponents cannot consent To ignore
their difference upon this one point ana maintain uV
upon all Others. Time may cool somewhat the Ottef
Limo sites which have been engeDd-rCd ana tue post
pouec OF the which the party leader, We're SO
anx.ou9 for may prevent aaa ao na
party rnptured irreparably and u Is hot ~ al
Improbable that when the senae sahos TP ,T os%
wall De pronounced.
REBELLION THREATENED
The word from Washington now IS That
Morton. Logan Go. have determined To- ISSUE an al
President for mis- veto message and attempt make 1t
appear his last annual message that he favored m
TINS time be considered nothing less than rebe
lion against the Republican party deliberate attempt
10 break up Organization The President cannot DO
injured by IL. He stands ON impreenaole ground He
is backed not only by the platform of the pa Du' y
and he tnat have changed Ihey nave wandcfedo Oh
aeady To fooW them into toe swamp 70 Which
leads This question has oeen tried De9re tno
honest proposals held out to them They VIII now stand
BY the and p Rf hqnqF qT tns CO. Ps viii
discover that they nave made ieaIiei mlsehei they
take their from Congress TO the bar of public
opinion.
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY REUNITED.
The veto being simply in accordance with
ana often declared principles OF the ePn6-
can party, cannot possibly be dstasteful to It's adhe
rents. That party could be formed on the ques-
ton Is as We view it, altogether unlikely. The DeDoc-
racy has shown organic cohesyenes even under tuo
trying and dcouragng circumstances truly aston
shng. It's obituary has been written hundred times
during the past IA years. bur II still ves The Dcmoc-
racy will not now abandon lts organization CoalliiOh
has been tried but not with the that would in-
repetition of the measure Nor are the persons
whose cutting loose from the Republican household IL
argued likely to be welcomed as honored guests ENJOY
seats high up on the festive board OF tlose OF ts
Jefersonan faith On the other hana cannot De gam
the has consolidated the dominant party.
The deepseated dissatisfaction, the yexation prom
mently felt, have melted before the tnundcrOOt
conveyed under the Presidential seal
GOOD CLIQUE TO OFFEND
From TAs ProriIesoe Journal (Rpli
A few members of Congress, like Senator
Morton, Senator Logan, aud Gen. Bdl'eI, nave Ior
time past set themselves up 10 De the rehds OF
the President this peculiar and somewhat exclusive
sense, IL they had hun IN their keeping Iand were IN
way sure OF nun 20 OF ts so TN xhIss
openly expressed OF only implied are never asrSeabe
to the people OF the country and IN THIS Instance,
whether they had any foundation or not everybody VIII
be glad feel assured that such friends OF the PRESIDENT
have ceased to control him. He cannot fail to gam
many friends than he will lose by acting as hc has
DONE in accordance with high moral and potlcal OD-
cations. aud since be has thus acted nothing be
more unmanly unpatriotic than for particular
set OF men TO complain that he Is striking down
his friends" meaning thereby only themselves. Such
Presdent friends tnan these, who heartily ap
prove what he has done.
AN ALARMING INITIATION THREAT.
from T1s Cnfaalh Enquirer tD-aD
Forty years ago the veteran French states
man ~ Iners said to the Legislative Chambers: III
You viii not cross the channel with me now TO ind
Government you will have 10 cross the Atlantic by and
then take the British monarchy model; but II they
neglected It,, France would become future Republic
to the Eastern National banker and Oondhosder anu
moneyed capitalists You would not take 10 lSi the ~
moderate expansion OF the currency whlch was ue
manded by tue pressing necessities Of the aDorlng and
business interests You have brought the hnanca ssHo sue
where it would not have been but for the veto you
procured Upon It you viii be sgnsy Denep Tnsnon snI
10 eignt hundred millions, you may expect IL 70 DC
thousand millions OF dollars at Least
NO DANGER OF A DIsRUPIioN'
All the sensational talk about threats ana
warfare S nd bod Gsr1Roh s time % y come at no distant day
when those who now most dlssatished VIII
wisdom and patrlOtlsm m OF TIE es,
will most sincerely thank him for IT, lie 10 so clearly Is
aud his veto unmstakaby In the interest oI pupo
credit and national honor ana business seS ,
any ouburst OF opposition speedily dissolve lnlo
thin air Aud these fsnclfu pictures OF the ton
hawks and the war-paint at Washington mas DO ~ ~
amusing, but they will frghten nooOdy. soLAs.i na,
ton the ablest OF the imitation leaders, was rlsu " tS
he said that would create no dslu l" INV
Republican organization.
sAVIORs OF THE NATIONAL HONOR
From IAs Troy NnS lk,el 81,
The veto of the Currency bill makes S%ona %
ling the leader OF the Senate OF the Unltea ota S
Morton may have assumed To act IN that capAo1 ne'
tofore but his course upon Imitation mas usou So
TO lose him confidence VI the country and, MS %
sells having been rejected by the President nc VIZ %
take his wares to other markets. Mr. SonA4us III.
little part in the earlier debates upon the
bat when ho did speak, his eloluence cav
certaiu sound To him and 90 New iofa uis S =, ISa
representative in the Cabinet, Hali.on f.'n, - ex
country Indebted more than 10 any other TWO noI ~
oepting OF course the President ior suo in
National honor. They have been Grant 9 hou'oH~
neaee as she rman aud Sheridan were IN war.
FfNANCE THE COMING ISSUE.
l. srs,, Ts< oAldgo TINES (IRdl ..
u,less something shall happen that u Is
now possible TO foresee t Is evidout thatne poh %
da ia cat the trsnscendent financial issue 10 tao %
tre Snesiion on which the politics OF the country VIZ
DIVIDE An the Immediate future. The line OF dv.s,o r
already clearly drawn IL Is not the old hne OF %
crsW and "Republcan"-the Lord Do pralsou. -. an
line that cuts all old aud rotten politicA q ss
twain 10 leaves political rottenness on ine s,, ,iss,v
fostsrmother, irredeemabie paper. an
called money. lt places honest hausus ~ thas .mrest
terprse and political purity on no suo Va