New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-05

,o,o 70 wipe out sectional feeling than any
hss b,cb has occurred since the Rebellion. The Bal
80 ,n,rrirgn comments "a follows; There should
" - a~poss in making full recognition OF the fact
% =, the large number Of Democrats In Congress who
iha' -, mite with the anarchists ~ due the happy
ri,atlon which has been arrived Mt. Their siding
con' p,o,blicans rescued the country from being
- into consequences which we do not care to
PDlate now that they are no longer among the pos
,I II will never he forgotten that the saving elc-
the situation came from that portion of tho
men ~ soiv i'm rebellion. We think that nothing could
eoun5 1"cnsc more auspciousy for the welfare OF the
n nav thsn IN good men OF both parties seoul! have
MI hands aud stood shoNldeI 10 Shoulet IN ucieHSe
sr3oA n,c veal against the assaults OF unreasOning
"' ~ Tilden has been generally credited with
,,- some pretty heavy outays during and since tho
s,Isniill campaign. He can reimburse himself by
INC Of some of the useless wares left on his hands
.Ibouy Journal attempts a catalogue of these
II. one livery OF Reform large and varied
,1o.,nent of campaign lies done up in wrappers; one
-, and one cabinet. The bureau is rather the worse
r,,r but the cabinet-whiCh was made early on the
w." of Nov :, last-has never been used; ono YER
-, tuciry entitled usufruc protected by patent and
onced by Richard Grant White and others the most
p, word in the language coil of telegraph
aa,,t N connect NewYorK City with central Oregon ;
sun S,ciouary very rare); one bunch OF keys-tO
eiphers one uo'' INN W f" W. Wv - ~
A. F. W. Bird of Boston refuses to be con-
= The only vent he find for his emotions
= =, reading Ciceros orations against Cataline
u. said 10 a reporter Of q Boston paper: "If
= oorld reach the entire Democratic party Of the
,ntrv would say to them To your tents. o Israel
=, r,ur tenls" would say to every Democrat, Never
ogntze politically, officially. or judicially the Pres
a., who comes into power by such manifest fraud
yer accept an office under the incoming Administra
,iop from the Cabinet downward. Never let Demo-
t dsrken the door of the White House. support the
government he Gco far necessary to its success
n, administration but never, directly or indirectly,
admit that il has legal constitutional right to power
II could get the OF our Southern brethren, would
riv mem beware of the Greeks bearing presents dis
i1t me noneyed promises of the party which for II
wears has Lcaped upon you every Indignation ana every
ytragt and whose present professions are prompted
Sniy nv the purpose TO divide and conquer Beware,
~ John Randolph once said, beware OF tine gldet sun
thaf turks beneath the gaudy plniOns OF the buteTy
reporter of The Chicago Tribune ln5er-
Waved exGcv. Seymour in that city last Thursday He
tok quiet view of the situation, and discOursed pho
sophcally Of politics and politicians. He said: " The
worst class OF politics those who do not claim
70 be- politicians Politicians, a rule, are not bad men,
II the man who does not claim TO be politician and
who is in politics. that generally does the mischief
Parties are necessary to a country. They make men
love their country. They make them forget selhShness
and iuucate patriotism. IL is political p2rucs mat
make and sustain nation. Our system OF government
f. peculiar. and political parties are necessary Inc
world LOOKS upon a combdtive race But we taIk
II our own eg gerated way from the stump and through
The press but harm. In parties men learn the
characters OF their opponents and friends, and see their
faults though they may not be willing to confess them
rs regards their parsans They learn To be liberal
IN parties We talk of political opponents In PICK
vicSian sense. Why, when was Governor was never
treated more chvalrouslv than by the Legislature OPP
posed 10 me- They differed with me- but the difference
was an open one, and knew it. They thought nothing
OF abusing exaggerated speeches, ca!lihE me
traitor &c, and coming TO me right afler anu tHAhS
what theg could do for There was no lil-IteiE'
but II Il our stem OF doing things got over my dt-
feat IN about two weeks was more Interested "hrh
was running the Assembly than when ran Tor Ftts
dent When | was defeated knew II meant rest, ana
II least two years 10 get over an election To
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