New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21

pot have SO much depression Of business We should nc4
have eui,e 50 many lissat~Hed aud DISTRESSED people;
we should not have these daily rOnb'iloogi ~. opies
49, r,sr me ispircs anl am afraid with the
nvaIco ~ men hitA IN power; thoir WON'T ~ heeDir
ar :" q WI VII appear 10 be- ~ sanr human vanity
say what haze SAID caiiense ias eho". o ie Den-
VOTE or apsech thai ever made detrimental nr hosiio
to me inia.ea ., o. ~ y, m m, ~si an on 10
die with Dousocrate INSTINCT Mye NOT IN
all my life cherished any oth9r ,hVuen' ~ a,ly
MoI " ana ,sa sr. the h,,pcs that shall chsrh
IN il- future H. the future, IN the trt struggle before
ia the Democratic paity and may he OttP'"'"h ~
lie dominant forces lai orc AZ v"rt 10 oesioy on b.
res bn' Of ils ycu MAY rest assured, that sc VI" do
ike men fghiin& o. ihc iast 10 grasp and pcrpeiat tho
GEN. T8OGAs EYING hlso VAT; MORE MONEY
But fragrant as are the vices ana ma'nnmin,
st,,Iton Oh n. iepubucan party winch haze referred
to- It's finance policy rises high above trcin ~ I'c On.
popular inor, !, is because the peope are being
deeply Injured by tis polct tls' mere ' M Nogne W.
t,cns Of Al c'sss OF labor the r6Dc,'on burst
pcoe ignorant equally Of AMI % Ire YOKE 81 public
dobt 1he sacrifices OF TOO war were enormous,
bnt are being surpassed by the evils 10 cniaiied
power stronger and creator than the slave pn"'f;
by its feat il, 1869, after tine kepuoicans Of
Ohio ami IN Llama elected Grant on slat1 pat,
forms declaring r inc Donc' syoha y, y, dp, iiSl
and se,eIal hundred millions thus add-d TO
OF e eqmiysInt By M eomnand currency has been
reduced snce t5e war rom StO pI 'd ,, ~ ~ ts
doubling
h. prodmcts with which The debts and taxes 20 pad.
dg % camrd nt "a 600 o6 900 hc rests
as n mighty burden on the productive ilusitlrs"i the
t, ~ Of The cIr,encv and nndcr iii, added weight
the Industries Of the nation are being crushed the aDofer
DOsn' viii, VII he holders If once and money sccures
are GATHERING Az the vast wealth the productive cas's
i9' ,br "t tlat While Inc aggregate ~ cp'rner-
cial failures IN the United states during inc var
r.ftff M
about SIi 900 900 annually, the failure, IN 1873 ase-
gat ID $22s.0oO.00) and IN l574 over fSOo'OVOOJV;
Great Britain attempted Ia jump 10 II, Gle payment
when her industries we're hOurislng, IN 1919 wen goa
trade was in her favor the precious metals stead! pour;
Was therefore for the time abandoned and being
bndoId 10 specie payment, win gold az 7Prr cent
premium and rising with Industries ALREADY blhIhp,
with the balance OF trade steadily against u and with
less gold had before and ees power To Peep
it, The policy oi Specie Payment necer.aily Involves
preliminary measure openly ayowed by me l.'p
leaders, Wit the retirement of SiOoOOOOO00 green
backs aud the adding OF that sam TO our bonded de6L
Tess half It's present value for we never Kept afoat
but 80 100000 OF bank per Iedreia1pie IN ."a 90
far more favorable than now. -
The policy means general a1d inevitable bankruptcy
AMI run II viii build up an ats4cacy OF Ne,ltn 10,
whom the American people will he but bewerS OF WOOD
and nd drawers OF ~ an Tho BSs On on 5s a IN
te Oh public debts and railway bonds, which are n 81
ie!t plolie ar2t s,dd 10 ot t mi "" ~
wealth in the United states. wtcn THAI point IS reached
of interest their slaves. II win Dca refined slavery, bat
willie II lasts thoroughly effective in checking the hero
toOrc rapid growth of ntependnce and culture among
tne masses
INSIDE HISTORY oF TIFF PLATFORM
From me Cincinnati COnDe Iriai.
The inside history OF the resolutions adopted
by the Convention is Of interest. Tie Inii-1nss lnl
rgo-uonrl men caDturrd tho Committee 80 'ly ~ That
class n-tituIed large majority OF the COny' mar
Whom Gen Ewing reported the resolutions To tue m
VcntiOn lac did with the piclninaty Remark i' -'lo
members the Committee desired the statement iide
that they did not concur IN some 81 The irNv l'h 10
Cleveland resolutions basis for the platform" nn1
Lew Campbell offered sric- in favor oi sott m n.y..
CEN Ewing proposed a substitute which wa ~ i'~ 10
with very little active OppJstO TINS siDsi!tuo
covered al the portion Of tie platform which re.
lafcs 10 finances and the crriTnry, except mat
which was added Lew CamphclPs mo- on IN favor
Of the determination OF National banks and
the substitution Of banks ~ dcpott and Us
count subject only state control Tho resolutions asa
whole Trti ScOmuittee Of Messl- Ewing.
Campbell, and Aiahon all infatonsis, aud ~ III N
consolidated for final report leaving TIE part rotating 10
finances az drawn by Gen. Ewing. When tie I'm ~ vote
Was taken in The G,n raj Committee seventeen di-l 10
were represented and al voted Ye except judge B"r,
If tiie Richmond District subsequently ltdse -pall.
ing, who had been absent from the committee room ~
the OF taking the vote, came IN ana learning what
had b, dDUe requested the Chairman 10 report IL ihs
CONVENTION thai hc ds-cnted from tie rep1rt Tue ard
moi0 men IN the Committee made no fight for plank
the platform, and they cOntented Themselves win
the policy acqucsccnce in what large majority wcre
determined do Init rcscrvng their right 10 dissent ~
tho fuuuc without being charged with Inconsistency