, 1875-01-12

CHICAGO AND NEW YORK ON THE OUTRAGE,
BUSINESS.
Tho discussion of the Louisiauo eueutc Inns
brought out one prominent fact relative 10 tho
journalism Of tho two representative Northern
cities, Chicago and New York, Tic latter
press, claiming for itself metropolitan nnl
cosmopolitan character and everything outside
of New York rs provincial" VI has now shown
itself to be merely a sl,nllow-pated, partisan
press, conducted in the interests of yirulcut
Yourbonism; md, true to tho proyerbial
character of tho bourbon. never learns any,
thing. In contralistinction to the course Of
tho superficial New York press, the Chicago
press has co,nprehcntlel and recognized the
gravity of the situntion in Louisiana, and
trcnted it il, n calm, moderate. and reasonable
manner, md iu corsonanco with facts. so far
rs facts hnyo become known, This is
true Of every pnuer in Chicaeo.-Tue
TRIBUNE, Tin,fs Inkr-Octan and Stats
MTtung, Of tho morning papers. and tho
journal, Post, and Neus Frei- Er<ssf,
of the evening. Nome Of these papers
entirely sgrec in their views of political
questions, and yet a]l of them have discussed
tho Louisiana question upon basis of facts,
have cuacayorcd to arriye Mt some reasonable
aud logical view of Tho situation, and to s11g-
gcst so,no practical remedy, aud in this way
hnvo kept the public rulse cool and steady.
On tho otl,cr la,a iha Nav york ,,onoru
have mt we;tcf1 for facts or racoon;ycd focts
at nil, but have united in one general howl OF
rage and n1alicrity against The President,
WHO Inns as ret neither acted nor spol,cn in
the Louisicn. matter. Foremost among
them in malicious roncor ia tho roror 1yh;c1,
IIopAcE GuEE1EY founded snd which dpr.
ing his lifetime. did woman service for lib
crty md Un;on;sm. Since It 1,os nassed ;n+,
tho ownership Of thu lota I'm, F,sr,a mariner
Jay Gou1D. it l,os been condnctcd in tho IN.
tcrests Of Bourbouisn anil stock- -oomb1nc
The Herald, Erpress, World. and Sun.-tle
latter perhaps tho manciest cur Of tho lot. M
it's hostility to tho President is boscd mon
personal snito and d;soppointcd cun;ditv.-
howl in unison. INV no rcparfl tn focts
unlcss It bo to distort md misstoto them, md
have no other object apparently in y;ow cx.
cent to indame thu nu1,l;c mind Even noor
old sIr. BRYANT. turninc his of,}h war. and
arrived at m aes when liza Rhould bo in tho
enjoyment Of TINT serena plilosonbv which
crowR out of \ life lived in tho h;rhar roa,roo
Of poetry. IL 3rnoped AWAY from liz Hon, er;o
labors, and allows himself to trail lis noat,a
robes through the no1it;ca1 m;ro. Can INV,
thing },e mora nit;ob,a tbon th;e sooctoc,o ~
tho Bird of Thanstonsia t,ronn;no Lie 1vro
which has inst sounded tho cn;o s,ro;ns ~
HOMER. to turn TIM Dcmocrot;c hand -oroou
for the edidcation Of The Hind and nis}ra
uonu,aco? Even tha Nav York 7yns, 1,a.
not stood nm t,foro Tho storm ~ a
shnuld have dono Int ho.v. ;ts hoa1
md psthetico}lv wcens AMI th;a IN tha
stx1o in Which t,o nroo+ r,at~oro,;,o., - oad I
cosmono,;ton nonora of Nav WI tsaat 49,
most ;tnnortont r,oat;on 1,oforo ~ ea,,n.,"s ,
Tim n,,r1;,oton (,o,,r;,,. aa,, cansa,,,,;',s
Potr;o, aya l1ior;t,e;, co,,,aroa ,s;t, .tasa
HIVE va nr,.voa ot that oaoos 80 panHh,:a
on;sm who, honaet-, <.;,as .,,aan ~ ..s.S