New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-28

tire rates Of interest," When that II accomplished -
wheeis Of industry will b set n motoa business Win ~
vive. tho unemployed will obtain employment II
manufacturer and tho merchant cell thor goods
tho farmer win obtain good prices for b produce. AZ
there will no revival Of that which We had before ths
terrible contraction Of money commenced In 1855 iron
o. 200 100000 10 ess than 100000 900. Those vhs
the people, and should be 40 matter
for T naSe Sfy Thas t' precisely the sort Of DO"
tne produce political tidal wayc In this part OF the
country.
It Is considered a conclusive argument BY
the third term advocates say that the President can
stoop notice the charge that seeking
inaion because 1t Is made only by opposition JournaIs
The following remarks the subject from OF the
ankes and best journals Of tho Republican party TAs
Utica Herad and called out by tho manly decaratioa
Of the Pennsylvania Republicans It will DO observed
that they correspond precisely to the assertions made BY
the independent press "The plea has been put forward
that no declaration against third term for President
because tho present incumbent does not sock
another reflection No adequate evidence TO that efec>
exists On the contrary strong influences have been fos
mouths work In Washington 10 induce representative
men to tolerate the idea Of third term Pronounced
opponents OF that policy have been cooy treated at the
White House. Its advocates have been taken into close
counsel Even II the doubt grOundess. even II the
dread OF such assault the spirit OF our institutions
were born of unreasoning timdty the American people
have right 10 the that steps shall he takea
toward tho creation OF continuous Executive; inc
cnomgh for the FIRST decade Of our existence DO
exceeded the close of century Of growth for any man
whatsoever. Ponnsyvtn Republicans could not lave
said Ohio Republicans must say much Perhaps
Prosident Grant may now proclaim ms dcvonon 70 sn
fully and IN to win lasting gratitude Is no longer
within his control"
Senator Booth reached San Francisco on the
10th inst and WAS serenaded by immense crowd the
.lI,.dfv. th~
Independent party Of California as an Organization
which had for its motto, No individual Is so humble a.
to be beneath the law man. no corporation 30 pow.
erfl az bo above it," he spoke as follows concerning
national politics. his words being frequently interrupted
with loud appause "The day for subseryiency to party
names fast passing After passing from ono end
Of this continent the other, mngns with all classes o.
people, it IL my deliberate opinion that outside OF the
men who hold seek office there are not In the
United States many partisans as there are in
mates in tho insane asylums. and the opinions OF
one class arc as consistent as those OF the other.
when I people trying at the word OF command
to dress up into and face each other and mako faces
at each other questions that settled for all time,
and In which they have ceased to feel living interest,"
am reminded anecdoc. Two gentlemen had been EN-
broed In difficulty by hotheaded friends. which led to
q duel On tho field OF the principals said to tho
other do you know what this Ia aboutf Il do not
was the reply; do your Don't know anything exceps
that shoot each other for the OF our
seconds Now IL you will shoot your second I'll shoos
mine and we can settle any Misunderstanding IN two
Minutes. In the two political parties which stand facing
each other believe there Ia very general disposuon
to shoot the seconds and to bury the past quarrel with
its dead memories out OF sight forever lt IL dead y
cumbcrs the ground and polues the air. indepenirne
thought sentiment opinion every where feared ana
respected moral Influence. They are strong enough
TO find thcir organization Political revolutions a..
ways come the body of the people and force the
way upward. Prophets IL cannot be, ana Leaders
shall not be- and 10! it Is This may we'll begin here
and now and no power on earth give 1t pause"