New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
THE GREENB1CR PARTY.

AN ADDRESS FROM IT'S PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES.
The nominees of the Independent or Green
back party, Messrs Cooper and Cary have issued an
calling upon their followers to stand firm In sup
port of their principles, and 10 vote against both OF inc
great parties November large portion OF tho docu-
ment rehearsal OF the principles of the party with
which the public is already familiar The remaining
portions OF the address given below:
We charge that the Republican party is responsible Tor
nearly all the legislation against which we complain
that by contracting the currency 1t has 40 reduced INC
income from labor and prosrcd business that IL has
taken Government bonds out OF the hands OF the people
ferrcd them to corporations and foreigners Tor thelr
benefit that passed the act promising to pay tue
twenty bonds coin violation Of the contract under
which they issued the act demonetzng silver lhe
act exemptng bonds from 1a3n hne Sbese IN
fuence n majority Of our bonds have been placed III ,le
hands OF foreigners to whom interest 10 paiu t in
the interests OF the nation that by reducs tno
income from labor 1t increased the PtcMhaf8 M t P0o Pii
policy, been calculated To make the rlcn richer a
The poor poorerhat has created and fosered BANK
ing and 6ondhoding arstOcracy, for whose benefit
has the entire business ana laDor interests
the country; that il has brought want, distress and
debt iOOO0OOO Of people ana Is no longer ehueu W
We charge that the Democratic party s without any
nxcd policy IN relation to governmental affairs that 1t
j. one thing IN one State and something else IN every
her that It's hopes for not based ON lts
merits but on the mistakes Of the party In power ana
the abstract OF REFORM, without silhs now "ieI
or what il will reform: that many of its leadedrs are
untrue To- their party name, and have been Mehtned
with their opponents In procuring the passage oi some
OF The most oppressive legislation Of the past ten years
mat # appeals o the preudiccs instead Of the lntgl
rrc of the people for their support, aud II uhllcu 10
administer tht Government -, ,,.- 4.
Toward an the gentlemen named for the offices 10
which we have been nominated we entertain hSh per
,onal regard II IL not against tlr nut tAc prlhcPes
they represent. complain; ana, bchcNlng party lu
nucnrr would control elmer, II SUCCESSFUL, we cdbuot
cons ,enou.ly VOTE advise our friends to vote Tor
their election. --,.. III
In conclusion w0ud ask all who are opposed 10 the
establishment o a moucyed ar~tocrcy; All Whu are Or
pnsrd Ia national bankruptcy; al who are opposeh 10
seeing our cities flied with paupers and our country
with fratnp- aud all who are IN laNor uI restoring us
ness prosperity and pcrpriultinS our ifee hst'ulpnS
for the enjoyment OF free men, to consider wen r u.
ti,n. We have So briefly presented before casS their
ballots 1t the coming election -, ,...
I'm view of the importance We attdch 10 thlT Niu'o
h,Iirylrg h To he the key the settlement o al Idl
and labor controversies, and sincere regard or tnc
friend, who have aided IN promoting thc c"u'S' We
hereby declare uualtcrsDlc determination 10 remain
gttt,,., for the Offices of PRESIDENT aud wee
n f United States, until the close oi the po- III 'h7
our centennial Presidential contest trusting Z" an III III
treri prnpc and Just God for the ultimate success
of rgc trnrilcl We have been called 70 represent hc
'P0N'''''' ' S.NUEL /. CAkl.