New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-06

braves that they the remedy for all existing poli
cal evils largely in their hands. Those Tammany
hands which got hold OF the NewYork Treasury and II
they little Of the evils they did OF the States
money, Mr. Adams won't have anything TO grumbis
about A Col. Ingersoll said Of them They stole
they could lay their hands on-and my Lord, what
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Mr. Pnchback has been freeing his mind IN .
public speech in san Francisco Ho swore eternal enniy
to Packard because: at the apex OF my ambition
and this rudely tore from my seat" What fat
there, my countrymen AS for Gov. Nichols, Mr..
Pnchback said: "The people OF Louisiana to-day
are rs happy any under Republican Govern
mcnt Gov. Nichols has appointed coored men To high
offices OF honor and emOlumeD In politics and school
boards. One great want Is good common school educs
ton when the little fellows smiling tho air Of lib
erty 10 be twenty years older. there VIII 10
two parties To play at buldozing Political eguabty m
already being recognized In the South, and am AFRAID
that going 10 have an unanimous party In tho
south owing TO the good sense and honesty OF Nichols.
our Chief Magistrate"
The Hon. Jere. Blacks ferocous attack upon
the Electoral Tribunal is little too reckless TO please
the Democrats The party handles 1t gingerly
and quotes from 1t sparngly There seems to be dis
position to realize that 10 Is not especially brilliant to
attcka body Of Democratic creation because II produced
a different Result from that expected.
Congressman Wait is said to have been
moved to his plucky protest against turning tho
Woodstock festival into an AntIayes mass meeting by
the Consciousness that his constituents would heartily
approve words That section OF the country at
first little doubtful about the wisdom OF Presidents
course but reflection coupled with the Presidents visit
to New England, has converted the Republicans INTO
Jealous supporters. The best adyices the country
confirm these assertions
A praiseworthy attempt is under way in
Ohio to keep the disappointed pocians from making
the coming Republican Convention mouthpiece Of their
grievances instead OF the real sentiments Of the people
The Cincinnati Commercial thus urges on the work;
The little crowd Of Republican grumblers in Ohio must
not be allowed to take possession Of the Cleveland Con
ycnton. The Republican party Of Ohio must speak
plainly in Endorsement OF the honorable, buslncssko
AMI faithful administration OF X j. Hayes. We do not
want irritating equiyocatons put in, IN behalf OF tho
old SeDatc Ring and the brood OF petenders TO states
manship hatcned IN the eight years Of Grantism."
Col. John w. Forney worked this indorse-
Of the President into his Fourth Of July Grafton at
the Exhibition building in Philadelphia: " We seem to
have reached solid ground within the last six months
Two of the European nations have exploded INTO
which threatens to extend far and wide in the old
world but here all is peace, the assurance OF peace
wise administration Of the General Government brave
y presses for the restoration Of tranquility between re-
Gently divided States These proers OF friendship to the
South questioned by honest men, Perhaps they
may be rejected by partisans but Will not believe
it The people Of the South would be blind indeed and
caous If they should away from purpose so hon
and sincere In that event they would IN the end be
losers, while the most anxious To bring them
back to the old affairs would be honored for
Economy, reform. and retrenchment conse-
and this noble purpose. IL is true these
bright signs followed by pr0traced business de
preston. But this depression not without its
uses 1t compes severe and resOute determination.
Itenforces the correction OF social and In iydua mis-
takes imposes upon government aud people rigid
frugality and economy. The Government cannot shrink
from It's duty while the people suffer- and the masses
will not complain IL their public servants follow their
example. The Ofcehoder work for his money ike
the unofficial taxpayer. Competency must be the test
IN public. it - in private business There can be
- privileged class i'll d republic. There can be 10
families the Treasury The citizen IN Office
neither becomes the OF the citizen Office,
nor yet .i.s ave-"