New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-30

tbs exact political situation In Ohio bus the genial
phil ,sopher OF The 0,einnaH Cemmers,at pours Q
delugo Of light upon the subject In t,s ways e'"ooh
rampant bottoed Democracy OF the rsse onary
State sovereignty type and rational Nitisnsl IA u'-
lcanisD, Ohio Ia Republican State by great m,j "a ~
But between Liberal Democracy cordially acc psh z
tho results Of the and going forward t. duf
IN the interest OF tho pcOple at third nrrs
high tarf. bIde-bouDd, Force bili pubicanism ohS'
Is Democratic. In other worIs, t1ers Is large
jonty of sensible people In ONO"
This call upon Chief-Justice Church is made
by The Springfield Republican: "a great many people
In other states who have held Sanford T.. Church
res pect aud honor are waiting with something more
than curiosity to learn from bi, own lips whore 10
stands In the gbt between honesty and corruption
wag1ng In New.York. Tho mombcrs and attorneys of
the Canal Ring openly claim him as friend ouc ag.
Speaker MCGUIRE made free with bis name Ia a recent
letter THE TRIBUNE what II the Chet in ge OF no
Court Of ppeal. going do ~ There IL great
reluctance 10 think ~ Of him, tut NJ man ca "n0'd 10
remain silent aud passive under snth 'ai"nnS ~pa-
tation."
Here is q mild estimate OF the Presidents
qualifications for third term. 1t Is fro ne BoSI't
Courier "a President who takes GIFTS VIII, sta aiot.
thwarting the will OF tue people. AMI dreams OF an M
definite extension OF his lease OF p)Ser through tue
continuance OF anarchy In the sOItbern bali OF tho
Union, should be ineligible even 10 second term
Freedom itself worthless without order ami an honest.
intelligent National admInisrai n. Grant bas never
had Cabinet capable Of administering The 'Gnrs OF
great government lie has had ierable aver
sion body bigger Than head o'erk TIE per.
sonneL OF tho Governments % the smallest o'aIo "a
Europe would put ours to bush.
There seems to be a growing opinion since
the NewHampshre election tnat tne next PfrsideDtI'
contest Is likely to De a very even one. To; 81 Lou'
Republican which has FORGOTTEN its former D,mocriuj
affiliations sufficiently TO give an Impartial Opnl0I on NO
political outlook, says The battle Of 1876 cannot D. "c
eurately outlined iii the Republican caur qairfe Is do
nd her lie RepuullcAu party
TO be led by Grant somebody else. or by Grant aud
somebody else II Grant shall permit him OF TO DO
placed in field the Democratic tax ought 10 be IN
easy one; II the Rrpu6 can pfy shdil .oceesd 10 '
as q compact force under neS eldor 1t "li NC any
thing but easy"
Ex-senator Ramsey rises to explain. no
shares with Senator Hanln the responsibility 81 brin,-
ing into life oppressive postal law, and his remaF"s
are OF course interesting. lie makes his explanation
through the editorial Of The ST. Pau Press ani
It's substance this: Under the law as amenlei ia'S
June the maximum weight OF packages OF thru-cid's
matter placed four pounds, with postag' At haf
a cent an ounce; the result That tho sage com
panes and other parts OF the country wbic
had mail contracts were overloaded with four-po"hd
packages which the express companies would havo
charged q dollar to carry this EVIL increased 50 rapiy
as to threaten break down the Stage conplne- anu
they protested against 1T after iul Investigation OF
the matter the Postal Committee decided upon Two or
three alternative amendments; the first was, restricting
all packages TO II ounces formerly; the s;con
restricting pounds; rho third, doubling tho
rate Of postage on thirdGas matter the nru Two
being voted down. Senator HAmliD intfod nc u the mr.
ana IL passed: the express companies h1l ~ more "
do with &c tnan OF Russia not single rap"-
sentative Of express company aIpfOache inc CI-
mittee any member OF II, 50 Lar as hr h'nNtr
knows. The substance OF this expana loh ~ th's 10
prevent the stage companies In AtlZoni lEOn
down he cdz OF the whole c'nn'ry werr inict'I
witt an oppressive and avating law. Now, Sonator
uamin, let Us hear what you have TO SdTi