New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-08

ton. and not give away our arguments
The people viii sustain MS. Contrast the result
with that in Ohio where the Republicans Vaclated ana
truced 20 the inGaonisis SO eonndent 90 we e'l oi
the good Judgment and honest instincts OF inc people
ina believe that the wo st imitation state Of the west
Indiana corl5 Ia carried by a thorough canvass on
haroncv nj form by hard money speakers, II tho To-
cal IA Of our PARTY would keen out Of tho fight;
not careA we could come II as 10 put rs on
the sure road 70 victory in the next election
Speaking Of the future politics, Mr. Woodt1rd sara nc
was convinced that the Republican party must take I'M
qualified ground FOR honest money not only IN It's ma
,iopal pla,fcrros hut IN the states or would speed
nv 60 10 piects. "The ignorance. paupersm ana wee
snavitate 10 the Democratic organization ne sa'u'
and although such not be the purpose 81 tho lead
en- Of that OF auzaton they find their expression IN us
action ON the other hand tine education, morality and
Iwu not property but saved earnings Of the conn
nv dua their expression IN the Republican party Now
the Democrats adopt good platforms without muir
g their organization, but as soon as we adopt oad pat
forms we go 10 pieces Ours IS hardnoney party &C.
Tending the National credit aud advocatnr tne currency
OF the commercial world We cannot give up foot on
ground without being defeated. Tho wing party olsih-
tesratod because IL was not true to lis principles IL
was an an,lavery party and when il began 10 inmate
The Democracy IN supporting slavery o died. just 30
VIII the Republican party die II 10 initiates 'h' D'luo
cratic cry for cheap money and partial icpuaai'oh'
81 am satisfied. MI Woodford continued, "t'"t 'he
GRAFTON II IL viii add ~ an Incorporating defence OF
honest cufrencv ono idea which some OF onr Easter"
Republicans VIII look upGn heresy, but "hchls en-
trelv in line with tho traditions o. our party and Of 'he
Wig partv whose successor are. / mean internal
iuuroyowruts We must advocate the opening
~ the Missi.sppl Rver for ocean commerce as
lar nm a. ST. Louis. and the removal " al
ohstacIcs hot uterfere WITH Is navigation 2 seasons
bv ghf-f~aft b1ais s. Paul. Tho Elsi has cot US
herbors made and its opened. and now ltls as
posed 20 'dshv oppose the very police ~ uste 10 mann
tain. hut the West, which r turning from p1.tN htil
cultural pursuits 70 the mixed occupations agne9itre
manufacturers and internal commerce, demands t"c
Same all from the General Government which me tai
has already received We must not arta@onz- mat de-
rpaud 10 IS just ana party should 30 81 up anu
Clvc it potency. We I'm The East should saw a. the
West, "Y,u want these great improvements hut You
cannot have them unless you drop y0ar currency ,r
esics and come NJ. the hardin ucy platform Nit'-
on nauoDa DIT, no mencv can be had Tor your MAJ
nffreut eu erprse and your iuiai3n schemes viii
DESTROY that credit Help MS 90 settle forever no Cur
Ycncy Questions AMI an doubt about the kla OF
money the Government bonds arc o. Zoe paid ~, ana te
money that viii De- saved iu interest hv icudnG INC
and pcr cont bonds with Per Ms, viii be ample
70 open the Mississippi 90 the commerce or me ""fu
II would give yuu seventeen feet Of wafer from me Oul
10 - Louis ana axe that CITY great commercial en-
porium iu the very heart Of the country iui nc Udde
OF Mexico. south America and the West Indies