New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-02

experimentation will Il get beyond that eiage-because
there the real of the civil service
policy and because the party ia divided on both ques
tons and any discussion misht lead TO open rupture
tain the President" Ihe Democratic members are .
good deal happier than the Car was when ne saw hs
army across the Danube.
That Silver Plank in the Iowa Platform
does not please the silver advocates In ONO The Ci-
oinna Commercial thus points out its defects and gives
as an outline OF the true silver doctrine; The silver
dor was not the only unit Of value for eighty years
The unit was found In gold wei rs silver Hamilton
and jefferson agreed upon that Ihen inc SILVER t'at
should be made a legal tender for the payment Of all
debis both public and private is the silver dollar only
Ne DO MOI desire and won not DO FAR or honest That
snbsi, Ivpr co mage should be- un.irited legal ten
DER Tht resolution IN favor OF main mug the present
volume OF currency is bald and stupid lnhtlonlS M ~
bug The country would De orlteI LOT IL IL hvh y, NC
currency could be burned There shouldn't be silver
dollar issued without the withdrawal 0i e,hOaoh
dollar We should look ter the quli'y Iather IMAM 'ne
quantity OF money"
The distinguished Civil Service reformer who
presides over columns o. The ChicGgo Tribune has
Queer conception Of what the resident is Trying 10 do
Spreading OF the unhappiness Of the Cameron family. in
Pennsylvania, this genius says "It is believed they IN
tended to punish the President account OF his Civil
Service Reform notions By ordering their OIL e-hodns
hcnchmen let the election b. DEFAULT or to take
such a coure as Will result IL the Democrats carrying It,
This thought TO be The OF tie Cameron clique II
ola simon aud youns Don PLY game Of tins sort on Tie
Republican party, it VII the bounaen duiy OF the
President and Cabinet remove fir IN office ev ~ TIRE Gu
err Us Cmerenau IN The seize whO contributes To such
result, ana To Ill their places wth dhrcnt class OF
men. L Is Will clip the caWs aud pull the teeth OF the
Cameron elan, aud teacn them lesson that hon.sy IS
tie best pol cy. even IN p0l.lc B your heit WIZ
men To take their hands III the ue and yOu 60
Ing To have him remove them for obeying HIN
The election In Charleston, 5. c., the other
day was an entirely Onesided affair. The publicans
made 10 contest worth naming. and the full Democratic
! n RIO md
colored men. was elected by an enormous major
| ity some cOlored men voted, bat the vast
| majority OF the race stayed away from the pWis.
They seemed to have imbbet earOi violence Of some
kind, Tor The NeicS aud Courier says: "The widest
reports OF The intentions OF the Democrats nave Dce
busy circulated, and it is quite likely that some
of the coored people really belve that their children
will be exculei from the public schools; that they
! will not b. allowed to walk on the 'tery; th't
every valued right and priv viii gradually be Ia eu
| from them II is the business OF the triumphant
Democracy to prove the eoord people that their fears
are without foundation. Ine RESPONSIBILITY " lhe
/ Democracy cOmmousurate with thelr power Inc
Charleston delesa ion III lhe HOlse Oh -
next winter viii not forget We tr S. tha'. Wnh thtN 90
not owe Their elect on TO the c0or'd people thcY owe
nir enormous n.ilrs 10 tine absemiiOl of the Orpd
people from yotIu.. Tley are 10 >lrc, elected ny
the who com " and viii be the representatives OF the
whole people"
Senator Anthony Of Rhode Island may be,
as the Democratic editors delight 10 tell Us greatly dis
pleased with the Presidents policy, but he certainly does
not talk IN that way. AT the banquet OF the Army Of the
Potomac in Provi fence Wedaes ay he responded to
the toast: THE President Of the United States, etc.
SAYING regret that the ilustOus pcrsOnagr IN behI
called upon respond for whom am greatly honored IS
not here 10 answer himself lam sure that he is mere IN
spirit and he will b. here Tomorrow in person to meet
hIs Old comna1ous IN arms, with whom be has marched
To tie mus OF the Union. whose pyations perls AMI
trlmphs lie has shared and largely by whose suilases
he has elevated TO tie highest place IN the Gt Of Els
a,mming couutrymcn. Greatly distinguished III tHe
field his mission now as was well expressed IN the s'nt
ment You have pronounced, tnat Of peace cOnclailon
to heal the wounds of civil st!e, TO rebudthe walls Oh
orr olitcal Jerusalem reconstruct tue tempe OF onr
political faith. In tina, effort he has the good w,hes ana
lie PRAYERS or patriotic al over The and-iha loose
VINO nave stood iace zee IN conflict may be Drought
TO s..nI shoulder To shoulder n de- rs. OF com iuu
h4g amt tue mantaiuance OF com lon Ohlon' uh l5
oar beloved land, recently renl Win the sr!e oil iE
comlnoou may be united n the ej ''meni of a common
| happiness nj ID the pursuit of "a common glory
The ebmpses INTO the Council Room at Gram
mere py AK are mole AMI m,re Interesting. Mr. Dor
sheimer's uurGuGied uterauccs have started wH"ie
series of revelations 1Ae Washington correspondent o.
The Boson AdcertSer makes this contribution: "Wel
informed DcmJcr rs, perfectly familiar with tle IN
sid. h.-tor OF the connected with the pas
SAFE of the Electoral bill b. the Democratic leaders IN
Splte and ouse saw that Mr. DOrsIemer's recent let
ter wherein he says Mr.. Thden, 10 his own persona
know edge was not favor of the Electoral bi Is prom
ably true bat does not tell the whole sorry THESE gen
tlemcn say hIt during me ume Wien ever! ln4h- We
unsettled delegation alter deioStton wen To see hr'
1lu i'm Ne. Work 80 learn what his views were, and
what poicy ne would advise the Democrats IA Congress
To pursue and could get satisfactory response FINALLY
a delegation consisting OF three members OF ihe House
went To N,w-York ard in an interview with Mr. llldeI
said 10 HIM that of three TnsS mus be done FIRST
TO call upon tine people protect heir rights against '
ALLEGED conspiracy; second, object to submission 81 the
alleged fraud. AID third tIc acceptance OF the ElclnIi
Id TAcs various proposition. were discussed ana ne
copfsrrncc was closed by Mr. I'll on SAVING: DON'T b.
i'm a nurry.' Cl. PcltOn, Mr. lldcu's nepIew ami tc
/ erred ted representative WAS mere durny tEe rht ft
time ana never made objection 20 tine i hut, GA ''
cnttrr, gave the Democrats here 10 understand tna
| MIR Iiueu favored the MEASURE