New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-17

with troops for the purpose Of securing Republican VIC
tory at the election. The assertion may have it,
origin in partisan bitterness, but 1t would have less
plausibilty If the Governor would deny that other
charge made by a man of his own party, that he nstl
gated the Nicksburg riot
At last the financial conundrum has been
rolyed The Richmond Whiq has discovered Just what
the country 1t is an abundant and flowing cur
rency" Flowing" is the lost ingredient" Let this
plan be adopted and the of the boy as he
meanders through the railroad will be changed TO
this refrain: Here's yer only. original California,
hump-backd doubejointed currency, only i've cents
peck Let 1t 1ow?'
The third term specter will not down. The
ST. LOUIS Republican is convinced that there Ia SUI
most respectable party devoted the reelection OF fres
dent Grant" and thinks it is by certain that
Grant won't head the Republican ticket in 1876" one
thing pretty and that Ia that the Illru NeiN
organs in this state dumb on the SUBJECT SINCE
the SARATOGA Convention They may no, h have been
WINGED by that anti term pianA' 'u' 'As' -''
efectually silenced
Here is one of Judge Kelley's financial argu-
roents AZ set forth in his own language IN his great
speech In Cincinnati on the eth inst: d" THB NBw-foRK
TRIBUNE SAYS the California Bank did not fail because u
used gold bur it had been engaged In unwise
speculation. Indeed! Why the devil then, Mr.. Tribune,
did you say paper money that produced spec
uationi II neither gold paper that did IT 1t
was the Internal banking system Applause that allowed
money on deposit as sacred trusts w e' ~
out again
The entertaining spectacle which the Penn
.ylvania Democrats present in running reform candi-
dates platform favoring the rankest kind OF fnan-
cal dishonesty moves The Nation this timely susges
A party which promises the people all the money
il may want and the time promises 10 steal none
OF IT, makes a bold bid for popular support We trust
that the ONO and Pennsylvania reform platforms OF TINS
vrar together with biographies candidates, will
be placed exhibition AT the Centennial Europe LAS
nothing TO show AT ali Ike them"
There is likely 10 be an apparitiOn in Ono,
n The Cincinnati Enquirer doesn't have care That
journal III devotion TO soft money, declares that
Thomas H. Benton, he alive now, would join in ite
cry for more money" and would. like his old colleague
IN the Senate Gov Allen. found in the against
the thousand National Banks Of 1873 just as be was
against the one National Bank Of 1880" II the
ghost of Old Bullion does not stalk into The En-
Qrer Office and give editor shaking for this out
attacR upon h- memory the veXed question VI
spiritual apparitions will be settled forever.
Now at last we are sure of perfectly far
report the Indian Investigating Committee 1t Is IN
vestiratinc charges against Indian Commissioner
aud Secretary OF the Interior appointment con
frred nv the secretary the Interior and under his gen
era superv-iOD That ought To be enough but II lsn l.
The Neir- York Ercning Post has dispatch explaining
that Senator Howe viii preside at the meeting Of the
Commission henceforth " He arrived yesterday
will study the up rapidly. and VIII
probably the report" All this seems to be correct
excepting h point OF studying up the case rapidly
Why SHOULD senator Howe any time upon that
H.- repor- d. the CustOn-hor>c investigation ID New
YORK show, that he can do what If expected Of MN
without studying up The case al all The senator Is an
expert III sJch matters
Mr.. Charles Francis Adams has written az
follow, in reference to suggestion Of The BroofiVn
Times that he wnte political history OF America
With REGARD 90 the suggestion made in the article 10
when you can NV attention am sure that 1t would ne
very agreeable 20 me 20 undertake the work. But |
have. fear. already my hands quite "a much as
dar hope to accomplish during my term of life Ap
preaching near tie three score and ten prescribed
a. the limit Of usefulness a. do shah have to make
haste or run risk ~ leaving matters IN confusion
II IA for tins that have been. perhaps too ind
seren 10 the wishes MANY who have desired 10 have
me called a4un public life see nothing there Just
now which promises happy results within short time
Meanwhile am steadily releasing myself from the re-
spon.bilfv writing hist AZ least OF putting
out reach ~ accident The valuable materials foi
writing u which been placed my hands or which
Ih4ve myself gathered j my own career. dOnh'
whether could be made useful 70 the world III any
other way