New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-27


to bring greenbacks aud gold nearer together and 70
provide method for the steady conversion OF our SIX
per cent debt into lOw-nerest bonds lie Is Wiling 20
modify the plan so make the interest on the 1865
bonds PAYABLE in gold ana thus 0hVlae inc OigecilOi
that there Is connection provided between tnc ana
the precious metals.
PREDICTED POLICY OF THE DEMOCRATS.
AS the probable Of the Democratic majority
in the House, Judge Kelley thinks they Will be ex
ceedDgly discreet The tariff they will let alone until
after the Presidential election, so as not TO hazard
tho loss OF PENNSYLVANIA and New-England. II
successful in eecug their President, however.
the Democrats viii boldly declare for n revenue
tariff, ana Will PIT low rates Of duty on manufactured
articles in the mistaken belief that they VIII thereby IN
crease the revenue tInklG themselves strong enongh
DO without PenuyNnn or hoping to control hcr by
Official patronage. Cox aud others will tax Free Trade
for home consumption during the next two years. hut
the party leaders have too much sagacy to raise the
issue before they have secured me President.
The new House will devote Itself mainly to invesga-
tons, Judge Kelley says, ana the Democrats Will seek
leans gave them by the COvode and other
investigations IN loco As &, 70 the pro1fa ,co
damaging to the Republicans. IA republican him
self. tho Judge is naturally somewhat reticent me
House will have control of the public purse but he does
not believe the Democrats viii pursue an Obstructive
policy in regard to appropriation. Ihey VIII Voi9
enough money to Keep he government gong put wiz
that there is surplus tAat can he used IN tue way
OF patronage and they will go over the whole DOCK OF
estimates Will microscope TO ma EXPENSES that can
Topped Of Legislation except where IL Is essential,
will be avoided in ord TO no new issues for t1e
campaign Of 1876. The Speakershp d5 h~hey .hihhS
will lie between Randall Of Penusyvani1 and Wood OF
New-York. Possibly Banks may rally force of indie
pendents Hold the balance or power, ana hhaIy De
elected by the Democrats IN order 20 avoid any com
mtment a party the tariff or currency question
In regard TO tue Presidential struggle there Is Ouy one
thing the Judge feels entirely confident cf, ana
that is that viii be elected Oh hard money aud
free trade platform.
COL. NJ CLURES INTERPRETATION OF THE ELECTION
OF at least equal value with the opinions of Demo
Gratis and Republicans the meaning and outcome of
the late political revelation the views OF independ
ent Republican, who broke OF from their party in 1872
and since The defeat Of that year have held aoof from
both political organizations, supportias cool men for
Oeco without regard To the tickets they ran upon Or
unworthy nominees In Polns} wanna prominent
representative of that class Is Col Mcclure OF this city,
used O. dc said jestugly ~ 0ubl'4l orators that
Mcclure and GOV. Curtin were ali there was left IN
late election showed ihat ouOuga left Of that
movement to deliver the c to the Democrats by rs
supported he Democratic state ticket. Taking OF the
rs iCuudlng political revolution throughout the country,
The Independent Republicans of Pennsylvania are
surprised at the result III ths STATE although my
did not Anticipate such sweeping revolution tlrOn-H
ont thn country. Had the election been hcld mere III
OclObtr rs heretofore, the state Wcnd nave cone
Enuu5lu b. def cut, because Of the Bourbon policy
OF Democrats; Dut alter tAe revolution Add started
N ONO and n jid, te DIS aiated II ruDiicans made
Washington am IN TINS Saie by Gelaa ns inc regular
CONGRESSIONAL aul Legislative cahNdites' Haa inc
poicv th1l EaS anoi "a n.y. "a - NV, u hecn c,Tri
mc1t Was OTg tulAcI IL opposition IT, iLe h-idOitai
state ticket. Many R3DIhhcIns voted fOr the Demo
cratic lGaes wd"e many who voted Tor DemocI%..c
Congress oial ana legislative candidates voted me H.
publican ste tIck IT, ana did ulC vOte for State
~, ,rass,9"n c.cei in districts which gave decided
Republican maori;cs for the general ticket. Bourbon
has olicn lo.e bat for the that Congressman
aud UA,ed states senator were lnyollei IN thI con
test Iais is evident from the fact mat The Dtln,-
cratic majority Congressman Is more than treble
tI.t siyeI IoF the SAFE ueAel.
BaEETICIAL EFFECTS OT TIE ELECTION
The causes OF the revelation cannot be mistaken Tho
ragn o! mere pAcemen in naOn ate ana city has be-
come ntoerable ami instead Of needing the protests
and admontons of the people the continuation Of the
hated rule ind .ltey seemed TO DC the clet study OF
those who have Brought publican authority mo Goa
tempt. l. intended hy many % give t'a.hI al
mouiton, hut the people we're III advance 81 the leaders,
an they started Arst-cass funeral on their own ac-
count What Wa meant bv some to he an alarming re-
by The colpeten,ss Of Its work. AM in the results Of
tie revolution there Is very general disappointment
Heretofore when the Democrats have accTc al accI-
denial success the rcpo Of the Constitutional Amend
nens, the Ovcrthrovof reconstruction ana repu nation
IN som. FORM fiunlei in the faces OF ae people
and BOurbOnlsm would restore the broken R5pIbcan
lines Y lis sppucha huZzIs ana sUOl DO huIfIcI DlcH
lion or wlcs,ncsS in the South none but the most fra
tcrua and patriotic utJcrauce3 con, from Pre- hoithcrh
STATES amt throughout the North the leaders, Tor tue
first Time, confess that Repunhcdh oee4t Is not d
lutOXc 1uOn OF triumph, az JUS. 'e I'E i; u
nan, agaIns tho sanctiy OF the national a'h IL
TIE
y,ncsd The country has therefore, no alarm at the
cOuseq lenccs o. tns revolution.
PENNSYLVANIA IN 1876
As 10 the future can speak only for own State.
Neither Philadelphia Pennsylvania Will ever again
vote 70 give victory to the present Republican leaders
Next year the great contest OF 1876 VIII be fought in this
State II the Republicans shall elect their candidate for
G verOr Tie Preside initial contest OF the year following
Will be NJ least doubtful and inc chances IN favor OF the
republicans. 1.-THE opposition sh2u elect the Governor,
Ia. fiat fl. X
puhicans. The next Governor VIII ~ cIec'eI ny me
CONSERVATIVE apAbicdus, ana they VIII support the or
that most deserves the confidence Oh the
country They cannot he barglned Tor through leaders,
ana they wI follow nan or set OF men except to re-
Generate political pJicS the COUNTY, IuOlbJ pOJ
fnat ,n9ny sincere Rspdblicans will make earnest
tfnr To reorCan.Ze the publican parry, win tnc hope
OF recalling lis ranks It's no pendent len, VINO nave
i,a oscizeI because they dare TO criIicse what
up,nle have now 50 OYerWnt -'y condemned: but
when il considered that the men who have !oaied the
party with Jolly control is whole ndohincIy ana mat
eIcral PATRONAGE Ids the party pres, is rue SUBJ
ordinate t. It's commands, the obstacles to he over
come may BE- appreciated o. coarse we snail have
such political hdukeys a. tAo UAipn Lt2Sdc
naaetrg resolving, practically. that they can no
longer SUCCEED Smelling election Ir"u rs ana cItctg
elpc.lons nut nobody VIII be deceived INTO believing
ficl Tlcy might make harmless difh Nu an Alirf-
man Councilman AS al me important Guy o,lces
arc filed Out whenever there = T'SPcc. Oh success
they VIII lie IN the rear OF the Ring managers again )asV
as before. II - not probable That inc Democrats
viii fail ID NAega!z' their pOlcy so as 10 thIoie
The Conservative Rnpublicans OF this State to act
with them in tue contest with entire consistency
Tpcy understand that the TJu0u - not resurTec
non o. political fossils, but reyO alton OF progress
c NionIse OF throwing aW their great opportunity.
II tb.y shall prove equal the duties the people
have pNcn them, the Republican party OF fcnhSyINdhl
Vii bclong 10 history III they fail in their high trust
thcv VIII ne overthrown and their destruction will be
more sW i'll and relentless because they would not gov
eru in wisdom and patriotism wnen the country ap'
pcaled to them for those attributes.
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