New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-21
NATIONAL REHABILITATION.
CORRUPTION OF THE TWO GREAT PAR1lEs-CHARLEs
FRANCIS ADAMS AS A CANDIDATE FOR PkLsi-


CORRUPTION OF THE TWO GREAT PAR1lEs-CHARLEs
FRANCIS ADAMS AS CANDIDATE FOR PREsi-
DLNT.
To the Editor Of The Tribpne.
SIR: The writer has been a voter and an
active politician lin the cndcayong 10 discharge
properly his political duties and obgatiOn-) for more
than % years past in the CITY of NewYor but has never
sought held public Office He educated in politics
in the Democratic Republican school estabshedby Jeiler
son and acted with Nhc Democratic Republican party
until the beginning OF the late civil in this country
when felt Il 10 be his duty as patriot to ignore Ills
former party utilization aud % act with the Rcpubcan
party which he then believed and sill believes vas the
only existing party capable Of SAVING the National lie
aud restablshng the disorganizcd Union But the lat
ter party 10 have lost forgotten its original
patriotism, and TO have become h0peessly corrupt ana
incapable OF reorganizng and rcsablishins the political
and financial affairs Of the country constitutional
sound, and stable basis.
The present Democratic party TO have so far de-
parted from the wisdom and patriotism Of its founders
that it is LONGER worthy OF public trust and conn
dnce and has settled policy principles, or the
element INDISPENSABLE to organize and establish
a party The above facts deplored by
many Of the more intelligent able. and patriotic Of both
uatis ana no. with She wr4ier, earnestly desire TO
Ind some safe devernnce rom tho political ana imam
cal chaos which confuscs the public Intelligence
and prayzc~ the energies Of the country but see MOTH
me ciLcr OF sad parties WEIGH IohlH's s"'h UNIV
erauce Both Of them are dominated by the unprin-
cu!td lrcicis who haze dcnorazcd thc bph' pohtic
numbered the public treasury. Drought disgrace ann
rr,,rntc upon the whole ana calnct Siciy he
suffered - LONE ac: IA leaders in any parry.
me writer, view of these fact. no OF c. way 10
.sa,. tho in;Oer:i1e cyils wicn ahict iie COIN
trv thii organic party upon sith "A l'l ''h
and with Zach header snail conioand the conhd-hcs
ynd ,co the supoit o all good and patriotic mon o.
aud must take the Initiative
he kes the liberty and Assumes the sole responsibility
without committing yOur excellent paper OF any o'hrF
~ rly - his views ~ naming such new part! lHr ~
/; 1uil Party" an OF suggesting platform when "ih
cloiy he funancnt principles ~ constitutional COY
uu.ilt, honesty. Patriotism competency III ga pun
lie otir.rs .nIdnr,s aud stability III thc IN tn'ts'
and OF strict economy Ia AL thr AFFAIR." az The c"iinry
and al staudarbearcr one VINO ir rc'olir r'a,c
man A nj IA large experience IN Hdona! aHa.r ana o
uuupc:t liable character Tor PATRIOTISM. nOri'y, anu
Integrity such mau the writer believe l. tbc L"h.
Char, Eraur, Adams of MASSACHUSETTS,, ANA he iArir
fore uoinna Us him candid ior th' icAt ar s"rH
nj tho nitcd States Of America. The winter trust 'ul
his somewhat htsi! suggestions lNdN u, 'cc"Au " r u
manner by 81, good Of ali larii, - - give th'di
niurical fleet n the speedy organization o t'e ne"
r1Ity nahlrd, WIN the distinguished 49, f"iiI mon
/ toned lis standsfdbtalcf .-o"i'A""
Aec- work. Aug. - 1870