New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
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uhe course o l'l'I-h commerce at" tne Co'hii"h ol
the eNchars with other nations the amounts OF
tie precious metals, and the stocks rom which
supply would TOW Wthoat undue disturbance Of
the markets ol other coGntac~. AhtLese are con-
Slderttons iorpr7oucai administrative statesman
ship, and are not materials .or part! les aud the
hui'buloo OF a heated electoral canvass
The designation OF rTtroirr d'y Tor inc per-
fOlnaulc Jt an act, III an anY-r" or TORPID sIatt OF
opinion, may have beneficial Ell ct I'D stIulJlaunt
the necessary preparations; but it may have also
contrary effect by lujlino opinion into false security
by means II promise when the cr. rnstaUccs de-
mand deeds. Mr. Edmund Dwight of this city, on"
OF cur abest and most experienced lhauc'cis he-
publican and cortraetio1'si, ln a most elaborate
and carefully considered discussion oi tie subject
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pclienrcs Of other nations as well Is cur own,
showed that while the lGw ils-f II was unconsltu-
tioual this particular clause was cQulvocll and de-
lsiyc. II could not, under any circumstances, hc
executed, and would only Involve us in now fail
ures and confusous. putting of indefinitely lie
period ofrcsuurGon. Other high autho-i.es share
Mr. Dwiytts opinions, and if they should turn out
to be well founded, VIC are pat in the position Of
those wrcckcrs who wave their flags TO the storm
tossed mariners Ostensby 90 show port OF safety,
Iut in reality to lure thcm To a more certain dc
struction
An OBJECTION CONSIDERED
But admitting lLden to be all rgnt' there is Hen
bricks nominated with him for tine Nlec-lrcsidehcy
Now the Yicc-President has no legislative function
whatever save in one not very probable contingency
the death Of the President. Nr. Tildcn is If
long-liyed family, has never had any organic dis
ease, is in good health, OF temperate and active
habits and likely 70 live out the ordinary span 0f
life. But supposing he should not. Mr.. Hendricks,
in accepting the nounation, puts himself upon the
Democratic platform Hc may, like Nh. Ferry.
whom a Republican Senate made Vicc-rr-sdcDt,
have entertained loose notions of money; he may,
I,,o Mr.. Morton. one of the leading candidates at
Cincinnati. have given in unduiy TO transient hal
Inclination of his state; he may. like Mr. Sherman,
Chair1nqa Of the Fiuarce Committee OF the Senate,
prcfar grcenbacks to bank notes; but whatever his
views in these respects he now stands up for the
principles cnuuciatcd at st. Lou~, which are hence
forth the accredited creed of his party. Unless
thoroughly base and dishonest man, which "a" one
has vet avcrrei, he must abide by the policy to
which he is so solc'unly committed.
CONCLUSION.
And now, appealing TO every impartial member OF
the Conference to dismiss LIS ancient party ann
mos.tics and preiudjce5, ask hIm to consider the
words Of address describing the political situd-
tion, as | have just quoted them; ask him TO con-
slider the demands it made OF the Conventions and
,hc character of candidate Jpr,5eAtcd, as sine qua
poa and then say which Of The parties has r,at
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