New-York tribune., 1876-07-13
OPENING THE CAMPAIGN.
Continued from First Pare.

the prosecutions TO deray the Of the proces
ngs II we follow Mr. Tlden into the broader field hs
occupies Governor Of the State OF New-Yoik va
ind him there exploring for canal frauds aud detecting
some; and some one or two OF the perpetrators
have been punished But In this one fails 10 see tina
acts OF reiorrner, but rather those OF a pubic
prosecutor instead assisted by all the officials and
ES Dsly come to this that every nigh fconayyss
who with some vlgor and hdelity performs the
doubedly Gov. Tiden ana, as trust scores Of Others
deserve the name and the reward II reward be due
public prose is not however reorTer for he but
assists in puDShng for oonses against existing laws
He onIy is refolner who great abuses and re-
dresses great wrongs by exploring and removing their
causes. Thus Hampden, when ho denied and resisted
ne right Of the hg 10 rae I by ny virtue of
and did the Republican poriy when II struck the tet
tiers from mill9n. q sia,es ana 9y constitutional
surcd the liberty of these unfortunate men forever II
poor device 10 seek to palm on Gov yilden rs a re-
withst;nding bis discoveries in finance by means Of
promise TO pay dOllar-although to be performed
is the exact edWlyaent OF tie dollar ITSELF The term
iug.ler would perhaps be the most appropriate for
person thus gifted; aud close scrutiny Of his
catc upon the ticket might. perhaps, develop IN him
qualities in that line which would cast into the shade his
Believing therefore, as do that Mr. Tilden, IL elected
would be controlled In the interests OF his party and,
not having faCh either IN his genius or in Is mission
eiormcr cannot but fear that should he be elected
the coutry would be subject 10 mat soheW nat vulgar
and revengeful tyranny which has ior some ume past
dominated and which still reigns IN the House OF Repre-
senatves, and should expect t1is soon 10 lead TO the
cost the North nestinable blood and treasure TO create
ud establish aud should fear also REPUTATION or its
entering wedge within the next four years. Tor VINO can
douDt that the Southern Democrats would rejoice "
know that public debt incurred tO subdue their people
into subectOn tie Constitution ana avs no longer
existed as burden upon them. To thus feel Is u har
icuy with human nature and were the power and the
uuF To concur, would not surprise me 10 see an at
teinpt toward rcpndia;lon III ioru perhaps IN re-
ducon OF interest, perhaps IN payments ny PROMISES IN
accordance with theory Of Hencrchs and his follow
crs AT all events, precr 10 trust the fate OF our coun
try for some time J0 the hands Of the party Which
for wears past done mach IN shaping the desilnes
of In nominees Tor President and VICE
President we have OF capacity and large experience
IoD are worthy OF all trust they stand shoulder to
shoulder upon a platform which does not palter ID
double Each l. III harIu ny win the Othef ana
born true Representative of the party they lead.
Nor can DOUBT that Mr.. Hayes, when elected VIII call
TO his and Cabin { OF representative and able men
Without such aid Prt sdelt safely take the helm
OF great State trust shall hive TO see the day when
listers viii be necessity well the choice OF Wise
President; but TINS cannot until memDers OF the
Cabinet entitled sit and speak, but not 10 vote IN
s House OF RcpTcst natives There tney "oud DC suO
iect to Questioned tO tue policy ana dolh Oi tler
respective departments, and then thcy wOd DC able,
when led upUn defend their cOndncI ana thc pOcy
of tie Administration with which trey were connected
The honor and reputation OF the Government would
be 10 certain extent in their hands. ana tney were
uneJal 10 the task OF this defense they would not be
permitted long occupy their places Ihe TRADITIONS OF
our Government eujOin upon the President be dny OF
Seccny able and wciI-kuOwD men 10 form DIS otineL
rs l. n protection to him. and Of great Importance 10
the county have gTo,t confidence thdt sGcn men Mr.
Hayes viii seek his constitutional advisers.