New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
TIE tENNSYLT4NI4 C4NEASs.


1t is nip and tuck between Spcer and
Devices as which the iar-er number of cam
paign addresses.
The Republicans of Philadelphia preserve
the best wine until the last. They will close the cam
raign Saturday evening vita speech from Senator
Blaine.
"There is something wrong! Ask yourself
what 10 -" shouts Chairman SDeer And the reply Is
ready on every ones lips: All the trouble comes from
thc high that have ~ be paid for putting doWna
Democratic rebellion
Ex-Governor Hendricks, when he makes a
speech ADDS postscript saying that tie next President
will be a Democrat. or course the audience applaud
that sentiment, and the knowing Oucs shout " Hen.
bricks =! Thomas didn't cone AL the Wy from INDIANA
just to AID III Dlls defeat
General HOyt's popularity at his home in
LHzerDe County VIII br1ng him many votes from the
opposition. large number OF Democrats Of the better
class have IL said, announced their intention Of voting
for him. L.Zt Do inOCratC stronghold. but
handsome vote VIII be pped for the Republican ticket
There is no cessation of hOStilities between
the Democratic factions the XIih sslona Ds
trict KlOz working with all his might to
election wing that defeated II will be his political
ruin. He VIII probably receive than Brock
way, the candidate Of the other faction Of the Demoe
Albright, the Republican nominee, and KOtz, With the
chances layOTing the former
Judge Agnew, when he undertakes to write
another card, VIII acquaint himself with tne facts His
that the chairman of the Republican State Committee
gave Instructions the Republican press to preserve
studied silence concerning the Judges nomination ~
the Nationals IS pronounced incorrect by every Republic
journal. IL would have been better for Judge Ag
new had he followed bis nrst inclination to keep hIs
statement uul after election and then destroyed It.
Chairman Devices, of the National State
Committee must have taken lessons In the shotgun
policy Southern statesman. Iu his last letter
Oiinstrucon his party he says The effort will he
made throw your vote or to count 1t wrODgully
Make effort az dangerous as possible Let be
uorstooo thAt 700 Hu" gnu uhte anu mean
bOuy proposes Oulldoze HIM his CARLOAD OF
The NOrristOTn Herald lands shot square
into the camp Of that small clique OF disappointed poll
tcans who trying to cloud the minds OF the people
as to The true issue In the caDyaSs II thus pictures
their anmus We observe disposition the part OF
some supporters Of Andrew II. Din to mako the
reelection OF Cameron the cole OF the pres
eBt canvass To the men OF whom have spoken his
defeat Is undoubtedly the Oy Issue IN the canvass 1t
would be the only issue in any State Their
only reason for leaving toe Republican party tba
they hated the CameroBs ana wanted 10 defeat them
They would support Mr. Dill Mr.. Mason Or Mr.. Any
bodyelsc If such course promised TO CRAFTY their re
veuge The mistake which they make is IN forgetting
that the majority of PeUnsylyaula voters dsup
pointed rivals OF Mr.. Cameron, and have not their mo
tyes for supporting the DrmOcraiic tehet The major
ny Of the people care very little about Mr.. Cameron.
They wiig he should be Senator If properly
represents Ia, constituents aud they are Wiling that
tons they do whether Ponusylv ANA records
her verct FOR protection and honest money IRE
deeniabc paper and free trade. with grievance
Is like with tho jaundce. all things look yellow
his diseased vision. That IA what ails the men who
declare senator CamerOns reelection the only
fore the people
Senator Matthew's speech in Pittsburgh
the Other night clear, logical discussion OF the
financial issue. He answered Senator PcudletOn's Ar
gumcuts in the following convincing way 1.-The e1-
p0nent TIE Ohio idea who succeeds the United
States Senate in his speech ia Pittsburgh admits
that he would like 10 greenbacks at par. But how
we gong 10 keep them there II legal-teu-
dsrs are substituted for National bank notes
there VIII be that much more to be redeemed
in com. which viii require the Government to
keep IN rs vaults al leas; 100000 900 moro in
coin Than would Otherwise be necessary to maintdiu
confidence the ability Of the Government to redeem
oil the lcgaender notes presented. THIS at per cent
per annum winch is the lowest figure at which the
Government can borrow. Will cost SlOOO,0O0 year.
Then National banks are abolished, we have got to do
one two thiugs-either give the Government a
monopoly OF the issue OF paper money or revive the
staie banks Does any one want the latter again Z
And yet said the speaker you that 1t IL the
policy OF the Democratic party TO revive thom Our
friends on the other side say they are falsely
charged when 1t is SAID they desire IN
limited greeuback circulation. But what limit DO they
Riolosei Tnsy demand the immediate repeal OF the
assumption Act; they propose 10 repeal the promise To
~ .-eh IN CON TO take away FROM the Government
SSs mans 70 make that promise good they protest
shst tie hoa ding OF com, and they propose to add
he SoSS @ circulation Oy substituting them for
bsoSO%-,VOOVUO oil National bank notes IL the
ckS are not re0eemable IN CON- what limit "a there
Ono luea Is 10 have the volume Of the currency
~ i.el Oy the needs OF the community and have 10
LEO arbitrarily from time 10 time nv an scf Of Com
'"'""nse IN the Constitution. Here IS a proposition