New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-11

denee. which the sole enduring oond Of unlo as u
and therefore word all that called his southern
poleyal those measures which, so lar as he is eol,
thar Southern policy tends to show that the Repuhhcan
party of ms country is III very ialth Natlqna' PuiY
that the Republican party OF this country being lOuhue
the great and eternal doctrine 81 equa shs anu
party to which every ioya every patriotic every true
hearted American may with all his heart Dcons. lap
THE GANGRESE OF POLITICAL LIFE.
What else is the President dongi While with one
hand he holds out the sign OF amity to those "ho VIII
take IL Ia the same spirit of friendship with the other he
proposes put the Fne 10 that consuming eangrene Oh
our political Hfethe office holding control of politics
fChecrsl Wei, gentlemen, this is an evil that we wen
Understand 1t is the most obvious and ne
most offensive form in which the paramount
10 our attention In all the great cities OF this country
this Is the moustrous which oyerpowers the Iee-
dom Unpopular elections. This Is the muns'rOus power
which imposes an unmanly and degrading ana eoNHWe
thaldom upon every MINOR officer IN tns Syh SCr'
tive politics vast an intelligence, the ehish en.e
me patriotism Of the ana connes s1 s TO
II by ibis consuming power lAptiausnnI A,s - e
bci:hf and depth. as yet understood IN this country
Nearly fifty years ago Mr. Calhoun IN an able report 10
tie senate solemnly raised MS voice OF warning soon
alter Mr. Webster of the other party. IN his pace IN tc
Senate delegate 10 the conventions OF ms STATE SCI
the clear dancer that menaoed this country from
That which was warning with them, is becoming fact
city Of or thercnay forty, forty
Republican
publican votes OF TINS Guy e,ect uoletales - 'no ~ al
tions-haVe under the regulations. the right 10 eject ue
egatcs to the conventions that make the nominations lo
ali the Republican party OF this state; lAppiause.l
Do you understand the reason why IL springs
makes every place depend upon the within OF us
superior officer, aud ~ the way up IRON AM an, IN ne
up through-itis a close corporation lAppaGse.I as
i'd 10y IN, nDer OF Inc C@Dhet Oh lale ic1uou
Inc bread and butter OF al these men depend upon the
thew cannot be free and this usurpation. tins
uutl il reaches Senate OF the United states Al
ready grntemen there grave encroaehments by the
senate OF the United states upon tue Executive power
1 have myself been t0ld that nomination WAhcl, Dy
the Consultation he sole and especial right OF inc
President has been defeated and baed FOR year, and
finally the President bias been compelled 10 aDai,
don the no.nIudt!on because II MAS not the WI
Of one Senator OF the United states, com
ing from state which Is very FAR nom ron
not know-no knows who his looked narrowly INTO
tins sutjecl-the extent OF the leINeIeiol' tv
That prevails among us. DO SPEAK CAtFata
Why, only WITHIN two days was tHiids over te itpo.
Of an eating committee, appointed IN TIE Treas
ury. soon after 1s Administration came IhtQ lomei 80
examine into tie state Oi the bureau OF flhiHE ana L
glaying ia Washington, and DeOic hey Lao earned on
their investigation Tor Two non l'y uis 'e.eu 'at
50 per the cmpUye in that institution lniGa
readily dispensed wtn win al enormous saving To
the public treasury Great a9anseJ 1000, ,...,
II SINGLE gnmpse III one corner OF one bureau
necessary consequence OF system so base and 80 Ioten
al 10, this. speak OF the usapaiions oi ihe 9e
ATE Whyin years gOnr by. before either 81 the senators
held that thcy now occupy wrote on n,ha 81
q gentleman OF Newly YORK, en- lenty hie9 Ol lDe P'.l
the senator OF a different state, who knew
his perfect competency aud as desons ni' he snOH
10 say to Us IL do anything in this matter; II
depends entirely upon the Will of tue senator IRON lot
SSir" The Constitution of the United states requires
senator TO whom wrote 10 eKercse NE Own nstFe
ton his Judgment Tn, was the RUE OF
The ibel and II Is TO tne pr'elee OF the Iatnsfs t1So
tue President the United states would restore lhe
Clvi Service vi HE country. ItLeersJ
THE PRESIDENT S ORDER.
Well felOy-citizens what, then, shall say OF what is
called the order Of the President in regard 10 this
o1ise-holding controll 1 free TO say that
every method adopted by every executive officer
is Open to discussion. open 10 differences Of opinion
Then | do say that the President, upon fair sur
yey of the whole n-d. Of all the circumstances, aud
oi his powers. mas chosen the way that went
straight the and has choseh the way tha' was
omen 10 MN as the Executive OF this country Now then.
the President j. Legislature tue President has
not Ie command OF appropriations; but the President,
IN eii,Icc 10 the ruling Of tie first Congress has 'he
control. has tine absolute power OF removal.
mcut. Win honesty. fidelity. and capacity,
continue the tenure Of oice, 'ben appea To YOU
sgi. power, when Is 10 Stale 10 the
.re Al body OF Ofcc-aOders thai this tnnS must STOP
br President he Issues Biz order SIN y uDeys AIS
plaeed in stey observed IN one Of the pa
uers OF cy. letter IRON an eminent Republican,
Tor whom nave hn personal 4eEl' Hi,gae I X
will never Doe mentioned IA aay assembly Of cW-1Ofk
Re ruOcsns without The same sentiment 0 personal re
regard / lately ia the public newspapers letter
1 from Mr. IRurl,w Weed in which that gentleman
whole thing an error, tiial 1t was Dul an
idle dream. and that men would presently see II
mere 10 De So NeH. gentlemen. If Mr.. Weed were
snOdld remind him tina. ia England Le country Whch
knows party quite as wei az lIis-Mhch Gnatrs.asds
pruciple winch Ourselves ls the foundation OF the Civil
brae. and Fellow cItIzens il The British Civil Service
be fouude0 upon dream, believe there are many and
many hearty Americans VINO Wish that the American
CIvr rv.ce W. lilte DREAMER q is what say
s. that .ho present eXlceicl OF Affairs the President
using power, has done vital ne cou d, ana l. Repdb
lean 10 you. Republicans. say tnnt wne the
Rcpaocau President mas GONE Tat he could We, Re
pubhcaHa, NOT u0ue what sc could 10 DacA Ln up
In 1t. lGredt chcer.uS.l
MOTIVES OF PRESIDENT HAYES.
proposed to tell You WHAT TIE President doing
He doing what have laid before you These
hls beginnings these his endeavOrs. He does these,
be does II ALL as You know, with personal ambition,
for he entered upon hs Office pledged never again ~ enter
The Presidential chair. From personal motive OF
bnion. or selfseekng any point, he does it-yes,
Americans ne does II from love oi his country, for
the promotion Of the highest public welfare.
Yes he has for that country, which IL dearer
tnan persons, deaTG than parties, more eliduf-
az than Administrations; TINS he does for The
Welfare OF that country Wmch Our iathcf, dcd 10 saves
which brOthers died 10 maintain ana winch, please
them. lGreat and prolonged aII.auscJ
IAese the eudeayOrs OF tue President and lis Ad
muisraton Are they IN me r-ht direcilonf lo they
command confidence and approval Dong what we
told him TO DO circumstances aru the situation OF the
country a0diesSel 10 every Republican COnNf Itgii-i1
dressed Republican GnEenflOu OF NeV-io.A-tnis
simple question: IN these end aN0rs, do IT, Etpnb
parry OF New-1 OK Sustain the resilient Ih4t was
question that was submitted 10 the cOnenJou rel
ellizens what vas tHe answer OF Inc convention "i
NeW-Ao1bf The convention OF New York appended
upnu the President and the Administration mask.
ID VI IB1cnfO. Inc hutsilJ was meme lAt ltsh
cslup0e Decaus- il deliberately yelled. II pre-
determined. il understood ana ior one single
mruf IN their anxious ei!gerress THROWING away tAe
mask. the disguise sttH % iII length Dg the whole
couutry--trliucd their guns upon their UTn ad-
ration quietly Obryiug the behests that the
Republican party had IMPOSED. To change tic n~ure.
HcpuOicn Convention followed Us enu' wiih Ibis n-
scruaDle Providence OF determined mind bg resolving
good that virtue FirOus ANA hoped that ali
would turn ont well. lLaughter.i
That j. rot tine voice ~ Republican NewYork. /" No!
no ~ That the way which great parties hOHOr
great beelactos. II the President D-tra} Cd let
10 say - frankly. ana II longer desire The things