The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-08

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law with absolute authority everything APP
pertaining TO internal g 5eVsn .s. COMMUNITY
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shall without tear though it may be dstassefa! to
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rect not i is quite certain thar the policy Of the gov
expensive inefficient and productive of the worst conse
quences.
have thus briefly presented some Of the errors FOR
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the srrSneou and Ideas Of the nature
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Sappness Il has dspreciated public morals and taught
persnse he greatest pubic crimes could Be- eo%med
national have not been developed on
a sound principle Of pt oduction -
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placed in oics 70 satisfy its thirst gain
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it expects, tn maintain power.
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maintained large standing army at great expense dur
has and continued aspgssiassa ire
taxing SH {nTss the State authority. in
and
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without aiding the pubic TTea.ary:.
has :, ana tau o aree n
this country since the close the American Revolution
Of the country at the federal until
all state interests are made subservlent and dependent
EsghthIt has driven from circulation gold and silver,
large receipts coin from customs duties and mines
sdrssad Of the poy adopted by other
Leading nations has permitted the export to foreign
instead Of retaining necessities aud the
ae" has ersased the Salaries of all officials in
Guiding that Of the President Which Il SUI maintains
ing through our streets 5000.
Treyait has since 1888 anticipated the public debt
privilege Of doing So although immediate obisations
or the government were dshonored and the Treasury is
Ts.Stssit has naugurated fatal policy in it, treat.
ment of the Indianpar and part warby dealing
gu! moral to the most warke and death
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f9we"MIo divert public attention ron the extent
officials It pretends the esabls6me1 Of rule Of civil
clerks in %asnson where there are no votes to be-
mad Dsi ignores elsewhere where party services
Fvesn-it has diffasei ideas the nature
taught by EXAMPLE general looseness Of public pr
o o aa s Of
social order and public well being.
M NJ saoi&sf Ways
lad ea
ad the
present CONDITION OF thng eiter TO taxation or
Secretary had fit in paipabe violation of Jaw, to
issue $25,UnO0 OF the S4oOog0o which he face
tended to insist that that act should be legalized
but he would hide the fact that the illegal
1t was wonder, however to find INSTRUMENTATION in
the Executive Department when the President Of the
United take the State of Louisiana by
the throat and by fraudulent opinions previously OBJ
tanned from drunken judges put the federal the
neck Of that people He quoted from the Tribune state
and to the taking lot Of railroad iron security.
Mr. HALE rep) Of Me-. remarked that not dollar OF
the money the Of the navy had been lost or in
being that the Secretary the Navy
had put the money anywhere without the amplest
security.
Mr. BEcK-Was not railroad iron taken security
that housey
Mr.. HALE-Never on account Of any apprehension of
danger. -
Mr. BECK-Was it taken at an'