New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-13
CURRENT DISCUSSION.
WHERE DOES TIE FAULT LEI

"h ssss re Dof rsdaae,pn fH i"a, S'h'
II there il anything in our diplomatic rela-
tons with Russia that stands In the way Of her aceept
Of our Centennial. that something whatever nis.
should he got ont z e way iSrw,ss "" have =.
exsegdngy Il anything s been done Or omitted nS On Sr
nc our b ,ns,y wn S Of oa sns any
there anything Of this sort intertipg the harmony
OF relations with Russia IN ought 10 be- known nc
onee and re,nedisd II 1t 10 consistently with
| national dignity.
TALKING REFORM
ffom The SchSDeetad3 star.
II Grant had been made OF the ume stun
even willing 10 have 1t stopped there have been hun
Sl. ia, be wa for n ns % ise not %se sS
Interested IN the success aud escape Of every rasoa Who
Ssa Nc na. ss Sa sbsa Ss pSSs
hs share Of tho plumber was handed around
these namerons chances punish the rosics bnsef
placed in Office has refused to remove them when they
appointed them 10 another falling " do ths has
given them certificate Of good character 10 take with
ter II has been the In all the Safss under Repub
lean rule. No wonder then that the republican press
form, II the people Of ths state the rogues re-
stored to power then lot them hunt down Coy Tilden
will find another Governor who viii make as earnest and
manly effort to reform the politics OF the state a. be
rom me PHILADELPHIA btqu',er.
! washington TO THE NEwYoRK TRIBUNE, " mich dives
the current story Of how John Desno Goes HE share Of
has been passed around in Washington or time but
do not remember to have seen 1t In print so ninutey
IL Is true or faiseit furnishes another and stroUs res
Why Secretary Delapo should resign Secretary De-
ordidatc In his DEPARTMENT 70 prey upen people whose
| business takes them into that department Bnt
the Secretary seems to have done more than give
tacit consent to sons extertionatc practices He s
charged with engineering the affairs OF his office ~ TO
the accusation is clear. unmistakabe, o. pet and u he
has eyer sscs.sfny Tu'eT IT, tns now ,, . el as
Delano is one. and, though Dc d9ea not THINK
much OF the newspapers ne would 90 wen 70 use en as
lic Mr. Delsno Is either an honest man and greatly
magned Or e Is an ntanu man ana hsa pv, oon him.
lie owes IL to the people whose ssrva. ~ =, No
OF man and official he
STRENGTH o 9l I [S5Ag 2,5 N OHIO.
THE NEw-IORK TRIBUNE, which has been
watching the progress Of the Ohio campaign with very
ccsc anil intelligent attention. inclined to think that
there must he good deal of strength and determination
IN the initiation sentiment III this STATE else why bave
two such hard money men as GOV Alien ana Se FAD.
IL nothing strange about this, nor does necessarily ieah
the conclusion which seems to The N sn,,Sr
Thurman was very weak Indeed The earr,ilcu. old
man. being II mat sse soat'%n una. 5y eSns
gers who made him think that ne was me redeeer
dose he could into Presidency the crest
OF n rag,noncy tidal wave. senator Thurman. on tho
Of the state feeling at home until Just before the Con-
ycton when be came to Columbus and was promptly
taken in hand by the r;ig1noney brethren; who told
him that party sentiment all way aud that tho
imitation current was too strong to bo resisted. Ihs
highly the neral courage Thurman. In Con-
gress, opposed 10 the Republicans he IL IN
ohio surrounded by his party leaders and followers no
| l., only politician.
THE GOVERNMENT CREDIT MUST BE MAIN
TANNED.
From The BSfoio COurter
Fx-Secretary McCulloch has written another
70 e r aoS work OK aens n r.
and honor. 1t is very Illuminating that sich "ork 70
the Wild GaIangues OF Kelley and the preIoserogga
theories set foth in editorial articles by .hs
t"yen,msilt cannot betfsy the contideuo PLACED
by s domestic and igrssn cGsS a
bad things that happen to nation " lar inc wotso
There no argument To support the proposition tn US
twenty bonds IN eglltender notes, which wouid mol Do
ssay sCYd siS fave? Of s % ce sat S
b, dollars, and pay the national de, WIN them ~,
greenback debt Of the Government He shows that tho
lrlatender notes. when the acts OF Conses creating
roriry only, and only justified as a war measure.
THE AUTHOR DESERVES PROTECTIoN AS WE'LL
A TIE t ny ~. Ii NOR,
Mr.. Charles Reade Is irenchant writer.
Each s"ntance is like blow on an anvil ~ makes
things Iug again. Al the present time he Is givins hs
NEWYoRK TRiBUsg rice OF letters upon tho SUBJECT
of the rights OF authors and the injustice that leaves
them without p.utcruion III the form O an international
copyright law Il surely is not much 10 the credit OF
her the United states that while ter
Guyelrments by laws passed for the express purpose,
protec; various other classes OF citizens and bcs a'
thors left without protection OF The shd Beyond
the limits their countries, the inspirations Oh tuer
brains thu labor of their hands. may bc seized upon by
me literary thief the publisher without principle, and
an edition put forth for the public out NJ The safes of
which the publisher realizes fortune. roles IN Ills eodch
swes aud spurges and gets the name OF being pros
porous business who Ivy sagacy aud superior Wis
dom has made fortune. But the author whose creative
mind honest hard work have produced w"iks mat
have found a welcome aud whose sales have maze tho
publisher rich-liycs in his garnet. poor, neglected. and
il may be, starving. No speeI0us req Inns
by publ sbers and their friends cah change
the facts or refnte the inevitable conclusions.
by general has been agreed that the inventor
whose brain work has been applied IN way I" save
labor considered boDeactor to al, aOi 10 IL" Feopo
OF hs own country merely and hc becomes IN measure
citizen subject Of each and I. entitled IN cs.h 10 tno
benefits due his Why, 3iso should NOT the
inventor oi figures of speech. OF SMILES ana meta
phols OF new tales enriched by fancy. OF now stories
made brilliant grand by nasinatoD OF poems rich IN
the qualities which Will always appeal e, the educated
and sensitive mind 10 the htratr and nlterat, poems
wic convey in line che sentiment and sense of wboie
page " prose.