, 1874-11-14

AIr. Voorhccs commands strength that ahnn,oa
llose who havo pooh-poohol at Lin canrass
4 NEW NATIONAL PATTY.
.raaaln1g from thss topio Of Stato interest,
Mfr. Dacilanan further Htartletmo by tho lrt,n1uo
Mttcranco: "1'ho Independent rarty will elect
tho no1t President Of tho United -staios and ho
wont bo hartl'monoy man oitlor." THO 1ato
elections 10 ,ntorretod as ~ expression of tho
Of Things, but molo especially Az condemnation
of t1o present financial system and tho National
l.anks., "Yho pnrty piatforns III particular
statee h. lo s.s sna "ad ttlo or nothing to DO
platform, and whero tlofo WIS lard .moi,oy
platform. ths ea1no nsory Of Republican de-
lnst' mt 10 New York, 1!lchnsd scboli.
tno nne co,,.,v or tho l0adns in!atiensts h,
anu mr. Duchal,an believes tint. III Now York
aud ~ AtaAsachusutts, grccnbacks would hayo
ca Sarrioi tho day by large uajorities. IN this
ns ;Iss; t, no S slameu. tG greoq6aek majority wss
plsce "hcro tho iHHuo wna oven indirectly III:
yolyed,-the people noarly overwhelmed Mchaol
g. Kerr, sAo AAl tho advantage Of tho regular
pem1ocratlc en- H. nomination and majority Of oycr
4,ooo. "1ho revolution aatd Slr. buchanan,
p1nchcd for money; bnsinosB asld industry havo
boon starved for luck Of currency, and 1t was
necessary to rot tho Ins out Tho preliminary
sktrmish iaa bean fought, and tho Republican
tempt will ho Tho grand attack Along tbs whole
line, III which both parties will 10 over
Tholtnetl, ai1'l tho NOW ono come Into }no and
responsibility" On tho 2ith lust. meeting OF
leading Graugers from dll1oront Staten IS to bo
people OF tho United States will 10 adopted, aud
plans laid for National organization asu Ea-
tioNHl party. Il Ii probable . National Conycu-
tion will bo called for May next, 1876. about ono
1rfr Nrf1
that tho Objects and ainsa Of tho now movement
MAY DO properly understood, and tho sentiment
ut ttlo buck Of Tue party tl.orouShly csystaizca.
John q. Williams, uorace II. lay, and Richard
seholl. Of Now York, aud l1enry Carey, Of ronn-
claimed 10 be identified will, tho iaauo upon
political l;!o. Who Mr.. Buchanan aud his
friends hayo In view 1or plcaiaont aud Vice
President, DO not know; hut do know they
SIC ny taH!y Intoxicated w.th tho results Of tho
October and November occtious III tho Domue-
racy ara; md that thoy read tho slgna Of The
tinles ue favorable to tllcr ideas. 1fr. buchanan
ts dead suro that tho ccnutry Il, to bn divided
throw Of tho National Danka and Tho inEtsSntion
OF Il Government logal-tendcr cutreney Ia ccr-
taiNty OF tie ncar future.
CONTRAST WITH THE GREELEY sIovEsirsT.
This Orange meeting. toward tis1 la.ter part
Of this ,nonth is arranged to fail upon tlio sa,no
day ns tho meeting OF tho InQiann HtQto u,auge
It WILL bo largely attended, and its proceslinys
may havo interest. l'orty-makng las not loat
its fascination got. Air. buchanan contracts this
movement With tho Grceley movement OF 1872,
and saya that "1hc latter commenced With tho
LEADERS, In tha aauctuu, Of few editors, nad
eultninatcd II! aat-np game between Horace
Greeley and Gratz Drown. Tlis moyomont be-
gns NTH tho people !, leadcsa It has mono for
the lack Of proper gvlaancs 1t has gnno aatruy
hero and thato; but 1t Ia from tho people, and
1t wt!l SUCCEED in the end. This National Bni,ka,"
he continued. "haro onrplus fuua Of e140, 0D3,-
600, every dollar mado Gilt Of eomebody's labor
ana the banker may US weti begin 10 appreciate
that The working. inch Of this country arc tire1
Of paying tlia trlbulo to capital and capitalists
The nouey~questson IL tho a!s-absorbing isGne
with tho people, and tho uoxt Presidential
the sitting of Wali street. Old pari,ca 1aa, nay
sell out to tbs money-kingH but tho now party
Will he nuawayed by 1aYor and tnnwbd by fonr."
Some financial I1enry Of Navarro will como to
the front. aud. atcizing greenhack in his hns,
instena OF wh'te plume. tho cohorts Of the peo-
plo Eill march FROM conquerng 10 conquer This
is tho sccno from . buchanan point OF Wow.
Waited, the Henry Of Navarro.
WALL BTNEEr 70 90 DOWN.
: Another thing Alr. buchanan believes that the
great crush in Wall street and tho money mariiet
generally. "At tho best" he Hays, "it cnutlpt
bo delayed beyond tho LIT Of january. Now
York papers have made tho people Of the Old
meant repndation: and unlcas tho haste viii,
which they now seek to repair tho mischief
snvca tue credit Of tho country, faith will be dn-
stroyod, and our bonds will come tumbng bacl,
upon ns by tho millions. III it's present conli-
tion, Wall atrect cannot talo cnrc of $40 00n, ,0oo
of bonds; and, II that amount should be tl.ro,Ys
upon tho street, 1t would 90 down, ard our
bonds fail TO par, and probably botow." Such
catastrophe. Afr. u. bolloses, would not bo dis
astcr. "rho people, lo aspcrls, ''hnvo M
interest in THO ellt-etlged Premium on bont'p;
and. If America .wcro compelled to send to
Europe grain, pork, and manufactured articcs,
iustoad Of bonds. to meet the demands asaii,st
us, production md industry would Lo stimulated.
mud our money. Kept ut homo By reason CT ito
non~exportabls charactcr." These sayings mar,
or may not. hare m intcrest to anybotiy; bni
they surely will il Mr.. buchanan ID to 6ccome
the colleague Of Senator Morton; aud that he
behaves ss,cl to uo hip h,gh destiny. there can
not be q shadow Of doubt after spending tho
evening with hin as hayo donc. And besides,
in all tho flow Of llntd-tuono9 talk now heard
from every quarter, it may provo = poultico to
read tho viows Of tho mos. docidel aud onthua-
astic paper.money ilnancicr ths bilo Of Port I'LL
Prince. There thoy rather lay oyor evon "tI,e
Iuiliau1 pIauh