New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-29
PUBLIC OPINIOX.

The reform element Of the Republican party
will stand ghost OF show IN controlling ihe S
lcan candidate for President. That candidate will 10
either the chosen by Grant and supported
II 1t can he made successful Milwaukee News (DemJ
The 81. Louis Republican says, Wherever
you lind souherner who talk about a., new rebellion
for old one" and 1t might have SAID, wherever you
lind me- 80 foeToS 20 SAFE to
that it il the novelty OF the performance which inccs
him.-(Trenton True American lDeml
We fear that it will not be an easy matter
10 dsbuse the public mind OF the suspicious entertained
concerning the management OF the Interior Depart ornt
secretary at An end Tho President would do well U
institute rigid examination OF secretary Deanos M,
CscpJ
Had the centennial era opened fifteen years
taken place have been postponed account Of
better the war should then and be got over with
from the revival OF the spirit Of nationality and pat
otto enthusiasm in the centennial season now upon n
may confidently expect a beneheent and powerful IN
auence in reunting North and south in devotion tos
common country.-tSpringfeld Union tRepJ
The fact Of the matter Is that those who
the leadership Of the Republican party are affai9
Grant They neither oye nor Tspeet 9 D ney go
the and his administration They do not even dare
10 WetR II thew do they may not
after ALL have swallow the fatal dose Our opinion
that Grant tas are e SScsd ie he fully
10 do one of three ings-comnand the ship for another
voyage sink her, or 20 oyerboard-,-t Louis Republt
can fIndD
Let the Southern man receive the credit duo
to the sincerity OF hs alty let him feel that the North
believes his full subsection to the order OF THINGS
let him believe that be treated as American with
heart beating full TO the pusatiOn OF common patriot
glory aud prosperity let him feel that he Is not re-
Corded the archpotter aganst the integrity OF tho
Union with reasonable thoughts and ntents only sup
pressed. not eXtingIished in word let him feel th.t
he the right call himself and feel himself an Amer
Citizen and then every man in the south can say
&" 1 true Union mani Raleigh lN.Cl News (Deio,
We may thank God that so close after the
War OF Rebellion the centennial ANNIVERSARIES
OF the War of tho Revolution. The Rebellion was nor
rblc intrusion into history. We must forget IT, Tho
ooloed people but remember so long they
remember that they race but we must forget mo
differences We must remember only that we arc
people, with origin, with one history WHO ono
future God forbid that Of tho North should boast
over errors msf0rtuncs or the South God help
brethren OF the south To magnify tho interests whch
they In with their brethren OF tho NORTH
THE Independent.
1t was a remarkable protense of some Of the
speakers-- particularly Ia Mr. Adams-t.at !! !,
possible for a third party to be organized under the title
Of independent that shall alternately favor one or he
other the great parties which always contend for
the supremacy. The assumption that third party can
long exist in such relation To tho other two IL contrary
to all political experience II must inevitably yield TO
bad control modify OF the two to merge IN IL,
or else dwdle into nsgncance. In any event ts mis-
sion and career bound TO be temporary Independ.
ence Of partisan control on the part OF the individual
voter thing, but the permanent organization OF
body voters bid like goods AT auction saa
ID something very dheront-l ~. \. Post lRepJ