New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01

with this shot eve sorry that Mr. Smith has NOT
received tho hint that his would DO better than bis
company which has been conveyed 10 him by the ooun-
try Tho indignant public opinion which drove Mr.
Delano from the Department was evoked quite az much
by the conduct Of Smith by that OF his chief Tho In
dian Commissioner should recognize the Inevitable lie
must go the fates which In his case mean the honest
sentiments OF outraged nation, declare mat nc must
yacate the office which he has wOrtbily flied. IIo
should wait b. BE- taken by the shoulder Dy the new
Secretary that would be painful to bo'h secretary ana
Commissioner"
Ex-senator Willard Warner Of Alabama, in
letter to senator John sherman, says that from tho
moment OF Cen Haycs's nomination In Ohio no has
earnestly hoped for his election because the honor OF the
nation and the prosperity of the whole people arc at
stake the contest lie thinks the election OF Allen viii
carry the question Of initiation into the Presidential con
test and adds II imitation is the hnal result then 70
shall have period OF wild speculation to be certainly
followed by another and deeper depression than the
present out OF which there will be road except along
the one we are slowly travelling toward specie re
SUMPTION and every step which we hayepainiuly aEenn
this direction will have be ctr0ddn ana with sorcr fees
and more tired limbs than now H. however, Ohio shall
elect Gen. Hayes then such election viii Do accepted
throughout the country and the world as settlement OF
the financial issue, aud decision that gold shall ro-
main u our standard Of ya", and that al The nations
promises shall be honestly kept Tho immediate result
viii be a restoration OF confidence, the oaifowng OF
boarded money, and rapid gucAehlng o al our 'Hs
trial activities"
The Western nHationlsts are getting madden
every day Tie action Of the EevIOrk Democrats seems
to have driven them almost to desperation The Trans
ellie Courier follows the lead Of tho imitation organ IN
Ohio and thus exhor5 the faithful Of Indiana 10 crush
out the money power Of the East II seems probable
now that the leaders Of both parties in the West will 90
with the hard-noncy party. We believe Gov Hendricks
will stand by the greenback policy TO the end Mr..
Voorhees, is Of its earliest and brayest champions
The other Democratic leaders ana ell the Ropubcans,
believe, joined TO the godcnca!i IDOL Why should
the masses the rank and file Of tie Democratic and Re-
publican parties consent any longer 10 30 led by tho
Headers Of both parties, who nave dciraudod the peo-
pie by voting for the law Of 1859 that robbed the people
OF hundreds OF millions Of dolarsl What differences are
there between Western Republicans and western Demo
Gratis hat may not ne swept away By cutyatng friendly
relations between al men Who believe ia Nauonal cur
rency? Iet organize IN every voting precinct IN no
state! Let Tie pledge OF the members Of the organic
be that they viii know difference bcf"c,n 10
publican aud Democrat II Dota earnestly n favor Of
geenDack currency, and ready ~ fight ae psoton-ons
tho and mOuey!rudcs OF the LAST! Org
now! Commence at ouce!'