New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-11
VICE PRESIDENT WILSON'S VIEWS
COMMENTS OF THE PRESS.
THE GRANT ORGANS on THE VlCEPhESIDEgr
TTo0 The TticG Oiserr0 (DemD
The Grant organs are severe in their treat


THE GRANT ORGANS ON THE ViCI@PEESIDCEr
Drogl me TfioG Oiserrc, lDemD
The Grant organs are severe III their treat
mcnt Of The VlcePrcsdent. One Of them ~ les lin
70 return fo Naiic ard hcii his jaw another ikcns I'm
to Sergeant Bates, tne American naY peles'Tian. and
tcn apo.odzosiO the Sergeant; still anpihci declares
tat he has deserted tho standards oi the parry Yhat.
ever that mean; ard al a@ree thai ne his been
posed on by by ihose crafty "rbe IN tho -ouh. snd
int hi. observations are Of no value when c0mpand
with the calm and stnesman-li.r opinions Of Powell
Jac of AThnsas. Bn the Gran, ornns are not The
only sources from which Mr.. wilson WI ehcoUnicr OPP
post on The Blainr faction doesn't Ike him. ami the
joe Hawey Centennial Clique wSp.d knock PIN foDai
IN working up his claims for the pfeSid'ncy
pRoFOIND POLITICAL WISDOM N Ills Views
Froro me toe'cn d,etscT iRsI.l
There is profound political wisdom in his re.
r,rl. uron ilr mistake, made AMI the opportunities
lost in consequence OF which thr Repnbcins hay. lad
heavily y the t.I9Liy ~ OF mn! 81 ,c sfeng.
y poceedug az to put the parry II proPr cOni-
don: by calling back to is councils men WHO be'2ggo
il by sympathy and nyiciion, and almost by tradition,
but who have been following false Sph' since Y. and
by dang honestly anu sinGes a wa, ia, #, !qSsciag
new the conversation is interesting az showing that tho
experience Of sly I9ontl. mas ony stin @ con
general favor last Winter. The NlcrPIesd'bt Is .
shcwd observer. and has been an excrI"ns.y secess
mi prophet. In the present condition OF politics %
or,rrs no extraordinary foresight 10 SEE That The way Of
success lies the path he has pointed out
THE REPUBLICAN, LAhT1 mp TIE iNDEPLSD
From me PAaladeiphia Times UndD
brought TO the support Of the Republican ca''ei They
have no ambition and no fayortcs to trade o-no con-
tracts and patronage TO trade Tor IIy nave seen
organ, gradually IL scenj IN the grade OF nanness
I'll they are. rhle u. her HtlrrIy ran nor re,
spcc,cl, and The independent Journals are Had and
are resI.ci and are successful solely because they
independent TO secure the snpp"n, oi ii'l'l%hdens
1cns in this state and in NeNYork the party must IA
serve the confidence and favor of those "ho Gaze ' or
t,ra1t and Cameron and king and Butler lead and
direct the machinery OF ne parry now 'aa to :" san-
ybo avr reused fo follow il il Us downward stIidst
When It hcaikons the counses or men liAe Mr wilson,
inurrnis. Dut while he pipes aud they dance no. viii
be idle pour Ou appeals TO the lhhrp'nuhls' r, lhJ
are not caring particularly Ju't ho" "A''''i P'h'"A
school keeps or not.
TIE KEY 70 TIE WHITE HOUSE.
From The Bostoa ifdnsc11pt !ta"- h'PJ .
Vicc-P,esldcnt Wilson's opinion, upon the
present outlook of politc- are th"sr 81 man used to
observe and estimate the Influences w'n 'rIn'le hs
set al The pOpull current at cv,nti periods . ths
nrscticr united TO sentiments and feelings enabling lin
10 appreciate the moods and impulses sway ng me public
ira. ShS 81 n nri n lis nemi ;hli c men Who
went on for Grcelcyism should be reclaimed 10 the ne
pubcns. II they desire national success Il inddei u
aG ahy I FDs''p senators sc1 and reHien
co iag vii be iu fenced BY tie position 'Gey 1i
take These independents have also . pNar hod
through lie support AMI advocacy ~ extensively ellcu
Laced aud ably edited newspapers III He'h P'ls ~ .ne
orrv;aus period 81 lie counrys political history the
spirit which means 10 put down The dehoIalAi'pn,u
present condition of popular mind The " bal nne oil
poWcrs' between the parties be- fnnnt nowhere es
can be summed p in 4 few wors-horough pun n lilon
ana nl"XiDle integrity. When ScHuiI fehoh, anu ,'s
IDEAS and purposes under existing affairs, they are power
full even ii regarded b. foolish politicians % bcn,at, no.
tlcc eciu," of wcakme InrS hoiu the Ac! unio'A"s
the front door of the White House
WELL WORTH ATTENTION
from me u sioa Cyur,er NDens.)
Our Henry may have an eye upon iiis i
term ana his southern tour may have been undrrtken
preparatory step ON the ROAD 10 ine " M iioss
ton Of the South and the sIatc of th' Republican party
are well worth the attention ri every tougitu ciieh
lie talks NcrS hopefully concerning the utIr " 'Ie
SOUTH and his cOnfd nee should give satisfaction 10
every ir,ud that section. He talks rather anAousy
about future of the Republican parry and hir fears
should give satisfaction 10 every i'hu Vi the "@vie
country.
TuE vIcEpGEsIDENrs CHOICE OF ORGANS.
F,on The Troy 7lEss (ltHi. Rep) -
1t is little singular that Mr. wilson should
select ~ organs through wnicD Ia express hls views
those newspapers which are opposed 10 the RepnDcan
paItyhe party which has invested MN WlA bis Iisbe1
bon1r and to which ne indebted for the exalted posi-
tnn which he now AIS some mon'l. .iace De r,a! the
patty lecture through The SIrinaied Re7Nbleon AID
now TnE NDw-YoRR TiIBusE and Htrad speak Tor lin
"mrpih songii by our public meu a. a means securing
nJioroty. it is employed by newspapers thel,r.e,te
wilson tells uS in fnL Ii8l NJ Is OF course interesting
Mr. Wilson could not talk without being nteiesi,ns ne
been south. where lac WAS nicely entertained ana 10
comes back with his mind full OF roseae impressions
THE BEsr wATCHwORD FOR 1915.
Iron the Rochester De,aoTot (Adl E!)
We need not state how thoroughly we sym.
paihize with most OF the views 10 whch tie Niceftesf
len -ave uterance. lie stands for cOncilioD and ios
purity. The Republican party can 20 INTO th' ,aInpagn
OF 1876 with 10 better WatchYOrds than these IDe
President reads the sgus OF the times atlSAl, ana
we know hat the weight OF Ia, influence VIII b, gwen
favor of making his IDEAS practical. Made parichD
the party, lhoy viii become dominant In the coAuuS'
TIE DEMOCRATIC POLICY SIRENGriiLAED
TbS Boat,a IOef (I'In.l
To those VINO look upon Mr.. Wilson's south
ern tour a. simply pitcc Of political business lnIr
aAcn villa Il siirrWd orcsig GIT of approaching CHlll,sP
cics these ciciuy gathered views may possibly na,s
less than their proper significance. Bat Il Is Ohy Wa
tue NiceIrosde enleayUrs u Sustain the claims Oi lse
Republican party hat the prc ndiccs OF ia, Fccdh pos
He returns from the SoHth vita the conviction that nc
ch This party nas gone into every caiFas y.
the Last ten years /, founded ou 1aischnn0 tIA W
Southern people pC iCcahlc friendly. M pa'"Ip
thai The freedmen have all their rights ANA pri'is
and charges OF violence and uutia-e Law
nothing in heI Dut Tic iEcradoaDlc slili u poil'ns
partisalIsAip cOnp2s Nun Ia declare tIat 40 MAINTAIN -
Republican parry power l. absolutely necessary ~
Tue good of The country" lie becomes lalutiNr h ""p
mistakes al tc party. IN mourning ho detection % -
liberal member and in urging the restoration % %
independent organs ~ TIE TRIBUNE aud ~ t'H~,
H0ti Commercial. Whatever may bc the th'cs
Nj. Wilson's advice upon his party, IL must D' W
ccdci that the simple story of his ObsCryat0n' u u"
South adds strength TO the Democratic pou,y I"
pcacC and nOn-ntc rfcrcncc.
A POLICE CAPTAIN ACQUITTED OF BRUTALih
Commissioner DiSbecker presided AT poU"