New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-13

uost inopporune moment since that reappearance ycs
color ~ the srspcon tnt the Presidepts messaeo
dtect bid for rencnlnsl.on liners gro s,o.s many
ai,Is 10 reconcile themselves ~ almost any affective
sy bsan tied for ever aiRsr than have had il was 20
| loosely that fatal day 10 Boston.
The political attitude Of the South Ia un.
doubtedy given correctly by T.1 Scv-Or!eaas P'av1~S
when II says, "What tho South needs Just Is not
| mere temporary control In the conduct OF national
affairs but relief from tho expressions which st weigh
| her down and chance IN grow She will do nothing,
therefore, shock the preudces to arouse the fears
10 exotic the jeaousies Of North East, West She
socks only 10 act with her friends and under their leader
ship. Leave us untrammeled In the control OF our
separate State affairs BY Federal nterfsrenee give u
our material resources, and nsne your OWL President.
political attitude OF the South"
Tho sudden appearance Of the Administra-
tjon organ in this city, The Commercial Advertiser
advocate Of the thrderm project, has alarmed several
Republican Journals which have been inclined hereto
fore To sco at the idea OF such scheme The AibaDy
EJprsss says the "patrioc sentiment OF America VIII
not consent os violation Of precedent and ths unwr-
ten law OF the land By the denomination OF Piesldons
Grant. That nomination would sever the Republican
party In twaln and lead TO the nomination Of two Re
publican tickpts IL would give the Democracy tire
mendous advantage In the campaign and wond un-
doubleday insure the election OF their candidates hh
last the movement which the Democracy want O nh'e
made; II Ia Just the movement which the Republican
marty must checiinate" The Rochester DSnioerdf and
Chronicle says The Commercial mIsrepresents public opin
ion represents in favor OF third term since
there politician Of any prominence who publicly
commits himself 70 thirderm policy, and 1t u abso-
lutely repugnant to tho popular sense. The OhroniD
adds IL ia all nonsense to claim that any one man
the only guardian 70 whom the interests OF me naSn
can be in trusted. When we rcdch sich point IN Us
history OF the republic, tho republic had better en
The removal Of Henderson from the charge
OF the whisky recognized by the more frank OF
the Administration Journals as serious bundor I~
Cincinnati Ca-etts puts It Ia this ways The removal OK
the counsc! who has mastered the history Of this con-
spacy and who is familiar with tho points OF evidence
must unavodably weaken the prosecution OF tho remain
ing cases. We fear that grave misak has been made,
and that through the Presidents intervention, tho
whisky ring gained advantage which will weaken
and discourage the further prosecutions II further APP
pears NY the Presidents remark this affair that he has
formed theory that the prosecution Of Avery was
aimed at bin He probably means the connecting OF
Babcock with the conspiracy. This feeling would
imply that the President Is opposed to further
prosecutions, holding them TO be the work OF
combination against himself In this we think be
Is mistaken, and that the only thing which could
connect the President with the persons prosecuted
would bs his attempt to or weaken the prosecu'
lions. The President is enciy secure against any en-.
nifty whatever II he shall adhere to his fret niuncuoT
Let no gliy mar escaped Should he falter IN this.
matter om what mental imIesson he could not escape
the gravest reflections The Cfed Herald takes sini'
lar view the case and the given no just
fcation OF the step IL adds II true that Henderson
criticised the Administration. We have yet 10 learn that
II IL pee off 80 oritlcse the Administration. IL
not wholly above criticism IA mere matter of taste.
we are free 20 admit that Henderson made mistake.
But he has done his duty admirably, II not with good
taste lie has done his duty, not employe OF Pres.
dent Grants but az an enPGye 81 tne M .,
from any criticism that UNJUST And on thai points
is hardly the party to Judge In this emergency"