New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-27

will be reform Ia the management. But as lonx as
their administrations Only when she Ills them 10 pri-
yae individuals corporation. VIII there Dc an emu OK
Pennsyivania, OF witch Mr.. Simon Cameron was once
one VI the Commn sioners.
MORE NAMES DEMANDED.
From The Syraeuse Courier (DeHl
The people of the State are entitled to be IN
pointed OUT by the Governor. Above all. they
titled this Off nails responsible for the
terests, ami tneu have betrayed their solemn trust
And II shows little care to know the whole truth when
pains taken suppress the names or officials VINO
have been guilty Of the pointed Out by the
Governor. some contrac ors are named, and ~ some
urjsy while in every Instance the officials VINO
are the principal wrongdoers are screened lrom pubic
and even an9 9 T t ou SGe record
Tns partial onesided unjust political assault s to be
severely rcprOhated.
THE VICTIMS DEMOCRATS.
from he Bugalo kXprsss thep)
With one exception the members or the "a
nal Rang. glycI ny THE NETWORK TRIBUNE, are all
Democrats Taat single exception j. 8 Jeden, and
lie a Greeley during the campaign or l5I2
sage we're peTpetrated wniis Democrats controlled
the Canal Board and the AUDITORS Office We nope Coy.
linden Will be able 10 on the mat until the frauds
exposed In all tDer rnormity and the system that
upnOids them IA swept away put we FEAR the Ring WIZ
be 800 powerful Tor NM rne battle Is now to be fought
In the Legislature, anu the Ring has penty OF money
when is powerful persuader to the average msnler
We shall see h0w many are susceptible W us ihnuehee
Deiore the contest In over.
SPEAKER McGUIRE's FOLLY.
From The Hockester and chronicle (R<p1
day delends uls iungs upou tue reception OF t-e Gov
ernors MESSAGE 10 rue assembly, n %niea w s &
I tuat the Speaker lhakes technical Ge-
Governer IN unnistakable language. jerry will yet
wish tudt good trend hdd sndtcn the pen rom
his hands before ne wrote TINS letter The TRIBUNE
Anger however. knows not what discretion meaDs
DANGEROUS LEADER.
From Tae Troy Times thcpJ
Sneaker Mctiulre OF the Assembly has adj
dressed "A ,ng le.ier % LIE NETWORK 1kIBUsE, tue
apparent OBJ OF which Is ~ defend himself against
LINT praerres OF the Canal X ug But unhapplly for
MIN self allows MS per 10 run away WIN
hIs discretion Before closing has screed he vrluaiy
ADMITS that he is hostile 10 the methOds auop'eu ~
Gov Rid at any rate no matter what he may tbi1k
Of the enus which. his EXceileney has IN view. he
to the Governor motives OF personal amOon,
and says the special message IS move upon tue chess
board for Presidency" Ia shorf, he INDUCES ia
good deal of PERSONAL abuse OF he State Executive and
audes to Chief Justice Cnureh ~ an intended victim VI
t1 ing line Later with the Canal Ring TIe eI,er
curl ~, manifestation Of wrongheaiedness TAKEN IN
connection the exhibitions which The spedker Is
i'm the naDlC vi maGlng " himself The hOOr OF the
Assembly, 1t will Tar to convince the puDc that us
Ine q ,vsruors message well a. his former Que on
tic CosIsan nil, displayed muca ill-temper aud
nal ce tnar whatever OF point or pitn may nave en
bodied was hi idea away ana 1851
SQUIRTING OF THE CULPRITs.
If the Canal Ring have nothing To fear from
an tne assaults made ~ Their saHesmen
mad charges wnch cannot he tuusantiated, he has
certainly ruined himself pablic man, whie he can
stance assert thaC Gov. Tldei Is Pa ing the dama-
gugur" mat he really cares nothing about the canai,
AL oil" CnciJ Lstco Church, wno Is SAID 10 have
Presidential aspirations. Now, II this be Gov Thden's
little game" all That the canal people nave got 10
show MS charges are bdsce5s, aud TINS Will set
tie bis Prcsden,ai prospects. Here i3r instance IS
Mr. M.Guire Speaker or the Assembly. ms gen
teman Is relieved, ny his p''it2n' from H aaHtns
official etiquette requires hun " avoid the anagonlsm
must uSep t auie DISCUSSION On tue uJOr. Ger
tanly spelAes right to take part IN lshse should
hg pl,su Js
taxes foremost part ia the defense OF Inc Canal RING
H-ts of Irs mas been shown 10 exist winch requires
not TO Investigated, nut 90 DE reformed There Is no
dispute about main Idct All the revenues derived
from, the en- 10 have Deeu expended preense OF
rrnaIrIug them ANA wituIn tue Last i've the
payer the state 1T Large nave raised |hicn
have been expended ia the same way. l. reform can
not be II cted me canals Themselves will be abandoned
by the ate. Lit rs refOtn the present system at0'
gctner Ii cody wants 10 ue lnyesii.acd ana pun
ishcd afterwLrd. nc 10 DOUBT but that Gov
| Tlden Will accommodate Aln'
| THE SPEAKERS LETTER AN OUIRAGEOUS IN
! sULf.
| From The TOY Press (Dem.l
! THE NEw-loRK TRIBUNE having minated
tue vote OF the House the occasion OF
Mr. Waenner's motion TO lay upon tue tnle ana print
letter to THE tribune when appeared III esterdaJ
issue Mr. McGuile explains Ia the most satisfactory
manner that ne dlL n5tNIng more than required by
parliamentary ana lie rules OF the Assembly 30
tory NStnns could well BE- in worse tasCe than TINS
vndicuye attack Gov TliIen but luckily there lIe
VINO has beer badly hurt II there is Canal Ring" t
| Ia pretty certain that Speaker MCGUIRE Is somehow
! interested in 1t. TIE Speakers Letter would nave
| more weight Il people would not be 80 unde-
commOddtIng ~ remember that Boss Tweed had ais
champions ready that tue pursuit OF the Boss
was also move upon the cnessbOard Tor the PIes
dency and that tue allegations OF millions stolen were
'ouy tue pawns In the game aud dust TO throw 10
the eyes of he people" Tue truth Is the people want
some more OF that same sort OF dust thrown I'D neIr
eyes II Speaker McGuire should 1--we thousand years
he will not see u day Ia winch lie will not regret the
writing OF this madiy nludcl0us letter Ior II IA an out
rageous insult to the u or the state, VINO de-
serves letter than the casting upon him OF such VIII
lanous imputatlons aud what Is stli worse, IL ~ an
assault upon attempt To Drng about much more
faithful honest administration OF tho cInds. Ana
since the Speaker seems To see III every act nothing out
a political move" we beg TO remind hun tnat II the
Democratic party lose ths State next Fan, 10 VIII De
owing CHIEFLY u just SUCH unwse conduct as he has
| been guilty or
DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR AGAINST HIS
From me Ro,,,,sr pmocra. and cnro.,ck tR>p)
| THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE, which Is gener-
ally considered Gov l1ldens organ, and which Ger
mails In supplenrnting the Governors Canal message
| saws: There are Democrats aud Republicans in H.
though the former are largely in the majority" And
THE TRIBUYE further says OF this combination that
partially Republican but essentially Democratic !"
| the Governor himself. The NEw-YoRK tribune Gives
list or the members OF the canal Ring Among them
me mber of the Democratic State Committee Demo
cratic Member OF Assembly and Democratic ex Mem
Der of Assembly at present. nng the responsible role
| OF Democratic Alderman We regret We nave else
where remarked to Democratic Governor arraign
| ing 80 many prominent nemDrrs Oh the Demoerauc
| WHAT WILL THE GOVERNOR DO NEXT
From Inc Unea Herald Iitepl
| What will Gov 1ilden do next J is the
pertinent natural inquiry He cannot stop where
he He IN the straight and Logical d.
rection, without Raising Storm about his head which,
present aspect OF things, Will split the DEMOCRATIC
party into three very even pieces. But II rden
| hAlts, he IL stranded.
| THE CASE ALREADY PROVED.
Inc Springfield kep1btican lIsdl
| The revelations that are following Gov.
Tldens onslaught the management Of The New York
canals than Jusfyng past suspcios anu pres
ent denunciation. Tue victims vince good deal,
test their Innocence, aud ask for investigation But
enough Is already proven 10 sustain the Governor and
| make samewn nat OF a reform hero Of him.
| for f1tAer Detaiis Of ia Frauds see Third Pa0c