New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-29

cans arr claiming that the Indspenden rush.
ting their party ranks Ivy thousands and that conse
quenty, continued Republican ascendency II assured
The talk about "alowing" the boltcrs to return has
about ceased and ts place has been substituted the
much pertinent exhoraton 10 the party to conduct
itself In manner deserving their return
The Ousting of Mr.. MOlissey from Tammany
Hall Is varlously commented upon by the Democratic
Journals Of the state The Rochester Union Is inclined TO
take Mr. Morrisseys side OF the quarrel. saying; 1t
Of very little consequence what the merits Of this quar-
rel detail They In substance little else than
dispute Office aud patronage. The claim put forth
in quarters that the expulsion OF M0rIissey par
tcuary, is IN evidence OF Democratic rcIorn. %ehu
his sportin; pUcvites, IA too shallow and slonld
not male MOrrIsscy never rcputiiaed Dy Tam
mony Nail until he fen ont with those who control t
,bnt me dstghution @, ana he would not h.
rcpudaied (; for that fact MorrisscY may
have his faults bat he is quite a. rese t9S as many Oh
oIabie and honest than some Of them"
Senator Booth of California made his open
ing speech In the campaign IN that State on Tuesday
evening July 20. in San Francisco, before immense
audience After long discussion OF local Issues 10
closed with this eloquent allusiou to National questions
"The wound heals slowly that 10 often chaied. That
wolld be divine moment In history which would
strike down every party tic and paTJ name whirh per
pctuates memory aud bring the people to.'ther
who wiling to forget, in solid ald mpenet1ah'e
phaanx The American people the real hero OF the
war;. and also be the apostle OF pace and reunion
move the of battles from fags because they were
RENE mbrances OF civil war-clly not take the
names FROM political banners. which arc also re-
mindersi There time when the instinct OF SEN
tnent guide than cold philosophy or caicuAt-
ng prudence. But they tell great many Rebel Cen
erals have been elected tO the next congress why
should they not be When tho Government aHhes,rd
thcn did IL 20 say. we restore your rights but
you shall never enjoy them When they take their
seats in Congress will be with oath to support the
Constitution OF the United States. do not believe th7
the men who willing die for their convictions VIII
he the most ready perure themselves for place Far
ties Are necessary evils There are great momen'' III
a nations life when the times should rise above I'd m
Why may tho true spirit of the people have way
This il the Centennial year. Let IL be year Of Jnb'e
Before III IS grand outlook nf history VINO sum e'l
mate the power and population Of tins country NJ tAc
tiusi uf tie century dawninS II We, the people" arc
lual 20 the divine opportunity VIII" knows whA ili7
may await :. what temptations may bcset IA rs
O. i II q destiny a. cOjr. let us bave IN" "nly
union " hCn can bo ptTIlinrn-a union OF hearts Let
the true feeling the hour ui genuine expression unrt
st.ain,d and ,truction Will cOme-not ~ legal
enactment, b. force bl!s or wits OF Law, but III me
l;yts OF the people Ike the daNuing OF day, The the
breath Of tue morning like the spirit ~ tlr Lord.