The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-24

the busy BRAIN the cunning ingenuity. the pro-
du,tivc energies Of all the forces Of accumu-
lptcd wealth and human vigor. II is the con
ductiun Of others. and that power which itself
produces. l. IT, the conflict lgtwecn the money
power and the industries OF me ,ountry
Tho Democrat" party demands the repeal Of
thu Rcsumution ai. the restoration OF ihc old
silver dollar. the retention Of gregnhacks the
cessation II their contraction. and nnally. tho
issue of all circulating medium by tnc 'toNrrn-
ment making IT all a. legal tender. and the paper
and the coin in'"rconycrtbe at par; This will
give ~ a stable currency n sound currency
and n safe currency. This viii start the wheels
of industry. give adils 70 our commerce ana
labor to- our artisans This will LIT from our
enterprise and ENERGY the weight which has
long oppressed them. This Will revive hope.
renew connd me. and Ivy removing the un.rr-
tanty ~ 10 the future stimulate the activities
So long dormant. II Will act just c"ntrnryWise
To the Republican ugicy. All business will in
stdntly feel it, influence, ana wthin year
after It's adoption 1t will rebuild the places
which hav. h.rn made waste for ten years
Gen. Thomas Ewing'- speech was mainly
a reply to the recent financial discourse
of the df n ITO Secretary Of the Treasury.
The General is still for the repeal Of the Re-
sumption act the fun rcmonrizaton Of silver.
the substitution Of Treasury notes for bank
notes. and tn" making of grccnbacks receivable
for customs at their fnrc value He denounced
sherman and Garfield this evening us the
architects If the ruin of the people. OF the
The people. hy the choice ot T.ldcn. demand
cd the restoration 1T free government in the
South and INDUSTRIAL prosperity in the North.
dent hv the threat that little fellow from Mich
iean who had no moro right to decide the great
question than you or |. should falsely declare
Hayes elected. amt that tho retiring President
should then install him at the rpnt oi the buy
onrt. II certain lenders NJ The Eastern bcuioc-
racy had mot this thrcat Us the Democracy "
thr Nr-t met II, Ike irc'incn J"nluus OF their
liberties. instead of like hundhollcrS trembling
about per cents. ihr hullirs " the Republican
party would have cuW"d. ~ hullies do when met
10y rc-olui" mon. Liberty II n jealous mistress
and Is only won or kept hy Virilr men. who Iut
her first AMI have no thought Of loss or danger
while winning or preserving her. Tn" failure
To meet this threat oi revolution promptly and
couraLnuus,y 10y the Democracy in solid rha-
lunN throughout the North left no alternatives
hut a tame submission. oru sporadit and tur-
hulrnt re.i~tUuce L. end in nothing; or an at
tempt To- compose a tribunal of men. large
enough To comprehend vac grent cause. and
lur" enough T. d"eid" IL with Judicial fairness.
Vain hop.; Yam, cirort! IT. Us build a light
Court il No harhtr 81 rclu.so when party storms
arise: and that the sol" hNpo ut thc preservation
of an ele tive Pros ld"ncv i in the Harness thu
patriotism. and. above all. ti' courag, 81 the
people. But the right cannot hn long hnilled Nv
th. Presidency. Gen. liayrs found himself with
out the power 90 maintain one hirrmcdtlWg
hny"u"t IN the South even Ia protect from legal
PUN INN nl the ras MS Whose ,riin"S gave him
IN" Pros 'nry. THINKS 10 q" nerve uf the
D'nWratlf House. tnalk~ iu tiIN piN Gus tuflll-
~ OF further Federal Interference; thanks to
the returning reason Of tho more moderate
leaders 81 tur Republican party. Gen. Hay
gracefully yielded o. the triumph ~ tAc Demo-
cratic principle Of local -,li-guN"rnment on
which he had been beaten before tie pie
r'~ervinE tn his party. however. the Pres den Y
and tn sulil~.
Gen Ewing paid his respo t. to the Rcpubl-
cGn Commun So a. follows;
Judi:. West d-Votcs a large shar" oihis speech
t'd"p, ting and d,l"rlns III" in'lpient riNil
U.s. ,ahurrr- To- be- law abiding and employers To-
diNld" lr'iit--rMher a lam and lWpot.rt COM
elu~ M after p" had rour"d 80 loud and thun-
d"rri ~ the index Mr.. sherman ireals tho
great ~irlk" H. merely an unhappy result Of eN-
tc~-i.r COMPETITION between great railway lines.
AMI ADVISES "a q Nvrrnmrnt regulation Of muNi-
uum and minimum charges for through
fr"i-hi- II that rrsulaui IA We're made the
w,-"- question would r'main Just where n is
panic- and their employees \ bureau of sta
t-ti = oi industry Is also proposed merely for
public inforna;I m very old suggestion. long
sim" wisely adopt in some ~ The STATES. Fell
low citizens. this l. apclHp-trap tn divert at
i-ntinn from the rrul eNil and the only remedy.
Tn" patient is STR ken with typhoid fever. and
TN" IL, tors prupose To- wrap his big 10" in wet
rWg. American wage men need no
Fed raj cih~s leg Station. Questions Of COM
prn-ati"n h'iwe-n them and their employers
they nrr quit" able to settle without the inter-
mcdiling ~ labor bureaus which Judge West
SEEMED inclined % recommend at Cleveland
doubtless rom r.. olrtIuu 90 The happy r.
suits II the Frredmons bureau. with its at
inuatAf -itN lu-- baAk.