New-York tribune., 1876-10-26

The Southern rcoc say tHcy desired to 50 arart and
were compelled 20 remain. They say to Us l"n
marched through our country destroying our property
and We we're unable reiallate. lou donbled your
money In bonds while lost all that We put into our
brl. and Won ,n. the blacks the night TO conh-cate
tlil.lh taxation tie LttIc had when the "ar was
over You forced into the Union. and We propose 10
st4y nov we are as loyal as you rtc-a- rood ~ !"n
are. w. arr 10 J.. Above al things ve need money
cr r. tle bills for the ruin that YOU Wrought II We
ar, clrols rud,E 80 law the payment ~ thr'' claims lI
Glt .tir: aud tl.u Why stouh not onr crippled
boi lIyr pensions 'H wen O. l"nI ll,' =, t, .
r. Islr public ro.cy 10 pay 80 Only fraction ~ IL
Yof. tl.n % yi boz 300 thc interest of reform and co.
r JOS ,,,uuy, % pry your share az DO Ar you hN-
vtr. tl Boo. l,.I tu tLi. cuIi Would yul prefer 9" -"
XIX rr Dlc.tl.,A,ss and Issue legal tender, to nr'
. .',.'rc " war tines IN Wail.sti II not
sl,nd Suuih-tue new shape of ih' 'o"'1rlh
-...l.I Nrtt,m,ut touching W.r claims o. not %. yct
W., .py. tIt ir intense uuG IiuI"unu' ~ .' U.'
r..u 10y every pfudra;il c,",i3cral'1n I', ,,a, ,"J
auu I,o. .ya 90 h, rgHiCd and yrt . ' styI,,4
,auulc -..ao., b.ore tb, couHtrJ o. determine ii'
ar,,i ot puidru; citizens. 20 were easy To speedy ,
cuu-;Hur, 100 c".rnuu.at0n " 90. PROOF uHln 'u WA. %
.r tle -t,c uI N.si.- pIi oc'. 3. $50 10 he iiun
Narrc- g. Nr-.man. district 'i.'ih'! oi tue '""'"''"
ae s.., qa.c yiry & ia 1., z, os sa'e S1.a ao@
o." .ad h'..-.sd "li n],, ] u, , | M n61.n we hayt
,..r m.,Il, ~ 5000 gfi fiir ,lrri" Al '.... ''"'
rr.. fsu'a.ans %, t n % ,, ln,t. 1',,-' "
Inr ~f adds. is i4e lnrpo,g Gi I' @ 'ou"',i ', g
spJa .i iuai 74', 80 ' m ,' il VAR" n
nr-, tI,a- occur 10 t'r green tree "."' may h'' "'
/ ,,p.ct..i Iu the ur, vopdl ,.
Gan au, people having saving common ,cuse Afford to
Gf4c-iil tlr-, Citms, t.c certainty gnu IhI'l' 81
rr,,,l to remove an the safeguards OF the treasury,
wu, thcy are uoturou,y backed y the passionate i"I
,priusi 80 uu' luyoca are the claims ana 80 pr" pro-
diaJus are thcy Vhe assIts"'r - PR nu W. y ,'
OF st.I and
cc,dug 81 900 COol-o distinct are rae prihcl
pics upon "hch thcy are hsSr,, ma 80 % riy tat
must ,aht m J r, rP c r in aeI IS sIake out quite
to hc far notice has been served upon me
country thcy to be prosecuted WIN tnr tItlTe
strength the united south Aud il Is distinctly ndi-
rnrd that tnc price of the southern support oI the Demo
cratic party Is the service OF The Fuy rs tno '"m
fne ready assertion OF The average Democratic focal
politician ol tue North Is that the party WVu'h, ~ P',vu
nv irr the the administration, and coud not
consent consider the claims III the shape ana 10
tL" extent ila We s9sg,"t' ~ i mus sun ~ ~ iiI
S, place. that the Democratic parry y, "EtIe inc 'o'
south IL concerned free agent do not believe ~ Is
3D. The south the force Of clear purpose an incN
,pe VIII. uuappeasabe animosity and ~, hh',t oi
command, Nei rs hungry sense oi lSht 10 nav
squtr meal at hohc and IL VIII have, as II mas h'' It's
way win the PARTY.
DEMOCRATIC DEFIANCE OF PUBLIC OPINION.
II Is said the Democratic party would quickly destroy
itself by taking up the Southern claims and must IN
c,ldloo!cd reason be credited with too strong an III
snct of seifprcscryatOn to swiftly fuSh 10 CERTAIN
slaughter But this identical party, backed by ma
iorlty merely, In the South, wltlsOOd Tor years the
odurn Of the Fugitive slave law and the ruling caste IN
II nj last felt strong enough 10 repeal the Missouri Com
uromse ana attempt tho naturalization OF slavery GIVE
these partisaus the whole South with its enl ,ed repre-
s,l.atiom-oycry Congressional ditric-and place IN
ti,ir hands army Tor genl ggtnzhtOn. wlih the
chance restoring th' loui '.'t i"'i, !" th,U
.Id rcsmculs; tIen rebuild tie navy and use tne
80 civil patronage OF the Government cNirltLEd!P
ryuGd "a. been IN tho Gs 10 years. AID lo tiiS
Ill, solid vote" thgt The C0fhJtic ir's5H6h nt tnrn-
ut last yc4r promised the party let one wing o the
| Dfmocratc army pst uV1n Richmond ara the othti
u,pu Rgma; aud reckon upon the arts OF dyinagp>lan
mai vouG harness tran The iInltlca o. tht biaA-
,uauc aud the Con muntsi schools ana We are not sic
Lrf nm. Itnugrnsy-AiWHys the rrSuur. ~ oar politics
aud never subjected e. discipline more u-or.uaiy In
now could DEFY the power enlightened phbhc opinion
f0r tedious term o. ycdt, il !. que t,i,tu tLt
ths gwtriu party placed In possession 0t the Gene
York one week Tuesday neNtaIid tunt ir precisely
thc contingency that the people ot tins state should hayr
I'm mind matter how prOig1te and rockies The Al
inuistr might be- II could not De CYcrhrOWn Win
out and stormy, aud perhaps dang rOus sruggic
Give the Democratic party the power that, Win the
brlp of NeWYur II grasp, aud there would prevail
through the whole range O official life and IN the ranks
OF the Oug OF those who get their living out of pol
tiles AL noleunt assertion OF party naliDlty. The
dospOism would bc Of iron grip ana any attempt 10 dis
turn IL would be denounced resembling OldhsllOncd
| Aboitonsn In its sectional aspect. rs threatening
another ncondary raid upon the hoiy Conederacy of
the solid South, and reckless assault upon the sacred