New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-30

be spared Tho spiritual welfare Of tho red whse
troubles him. There doubt about IT, the now Score
tary will have hard work TO find . man who will carry
out Mr. Smiths wonderful plans for Outstanding and
oivizing the Indians How the Indians will miss him
What has become OF Judge Kelleyf This
supernatural silence Ia iuexplicable. The horrible sus
pcion IL creeping through the country that he has sold
out to the "bOndholders" and "coupon-cppers." and
that the Rothschilds arc paying him salary OF
$500 900 81 coo 900 900 TO keep silent and spare
them from utter ruin.
Ex-senator Schurz's model speech at Gin
cinnat receives hing but praise Even the imitation
organ ut Cincinnati was unable find fault with It the
morning after it delivered and could do nothing ex-
cept call attention to the orators specace3 and legs
IIo has received urgent invitations 10 speak In oyery
county In Ohio and the best results are expected from
his mastery exposition Of the money question.
Ex-GOv. BrOwnlow has been expressing his
views with his usual pungcncy to reporter OF The Gin
cinnoti Ga=eae He thinks the country Is threatened
with worse danger than the namely the stora-
ton Of the Democracy to power on reputation plat
form. the Southern Democrats unanimously
in favor Of imitation, because they know IL means ina
ton, and believes Ohio would go Republican by 10000
majority II people there comprehended the balef effect
which the reelection of Gov. Allen would have Az for
Gen. Cary, tho Parson has Travelled with him, and
sets him down ~ "mounebank political pirate and
prostitute" Senator Schurz. in Mr.. Brownl0ws opinion,
day" and his canvass in Ohio will he Of incalculabie
service to the Republican party"
In an article discussing the political outlook,
The Christian Union gives the Republican party this
wholesome advice 1--WE on the of another Presi
Dental election but the party instead " confronting thu
with we'll defined policy and purpose and acting
harmonously In support OF principles dear to the nation
and identified with its growth and property the prey
OF factions contcnding the spos Carpetbag rule at
the South with train OF violence fraud theft and de-
falcation the corruption Of the civil service the Indian
Rings. whisky Rings. and Customhousc Rines and the
shilly -shally financial policy OF the Administration
these the things that have brought
the Republican party into dsrcpute and distracted a
counsels. Tie prescription OF Sumner, Trumbu Schur1
and others their efforts in behalf OF reform made
good men tind and emboldened the INSCRIPTIONS; and
now OF the ardent Republican rcfomers, despair
ing OF reform within and through the party, orc going
sadly over TO the Democrats honest Democrats ds
gustcd with their partys came over to the Ropub
leans Just before and during the These are sns
unmistakablc import, from which the Republican
party should take warning One OF the primary mistakes
OF the party has been in cng to old issues after th9y
had settled and in refusing 10 face boldly ana
firmly questions they arose No party can i've
upon its recOllectiOns however glOrous they may be;
still less afford to depreciae and decry the itui1
OF it's own labOTs."