New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-13
QUESTIONS FOR EEPUDIAToEs.

COugrsssndn SchieichcT, Of II as u t"Hftttd''h
DEAR SIR: no,icc thai ii Is stated III one OF
the papers Of my district that ! AIN hiend oi la,
"boIlcd nOndhOitc. " ana not IL me debtor, Ge' Ne
had M, 10 say about uph"diug the public credit 4 ~
sire IN Ilusrtiou of this, To give you lew q"es"n
for debating .,ticf. ..,, -. A.,
l. Who piys IA. interest on the National doht-the
bondholler or he taXpayeri
g Whose ADVANTAGE is to get The bonds placed nv the
lowest possible mtercSt-tho bondhodeTs or the TAX
payer'si A.. =.
j. is there any way TO get low interest other than by
a. ir what manner does nation obtain good credit :
is lie an invturl by two elements. VIZ hohoaDir
dealing. and responsibility upon hens on lroItry OF
upon prom Yly subject Judgment ana cNccu pn; 90 IL
1t bI element alone, VIZ h0horInle u' ann, D'Hs
ind ge In his oyyn aud not surc; To errcuioni
o. WHY do the English pay only per cehtu on me.
national dcbi. while we pay I"r INC greater part VI
g. if we could rcducc tho interest our de't C,y elc
nucn %"!la We ny ar 20 tnc txn"yeri
II we ale too proud 10 learn fiOm the cXpercnce OF
cur earl, history aud from thai al other nations, who
as pay the cxpcnfe that we incur 10y ouF Prue-'he
\ after aswerug the above, dos 1t appear that thr
man who pleads for honest dealing and GOOD credit OF
t,J bloaird bOndhClder" OF champion oil the TAX
payerf Qcd
WHY TIE PREsIDENL IIAs FEW lEIEHps
Washiaetoa Corre.popdnoe Of IN I'ton H>rtd tihdD
There are sol @ men in Congress who are
In =, mpahy with the Ptcsid Gis 'ilcee purposes. anu
Who wond be only TOO gl"d 10 render nn The -crvor
ot thr,r + Irndsmu II they ,rly had the opportunity.
This opportunIt, is never Afforded them ~. Hayes
Himself or 10 his administration the men vino would
naturilly be in sympathy win IT, 10 sc;v' nim o. I"
prefer sym1a; iy j. qUtc ns hanAfs t"oa - u" one.
AZ open OF sl;uEng opposition. There II lack 81 Tho
organiZing faculty IN the PrcTidrhi'r NINA. Shpfrm
srfsaisfaction ana chersncd belief that they viii ~!
come out righ' in the end. take the place, III his md, Z"
the iacuty which designs, organizes dd tncrs p"ut'
results Good opportunities Tor strengthening hs
causc are constantly let alp, aud men whose friendship
Wuul be- valued are aiienated nccd ~ and cair'S'y
The fccn that tue President docs not really nuc.
ubout any body but himself grows GId spread, ainonl
those ~ MS party. lie sOmetnc acts Gs II he were
afraid Ihat would support him. The Congrcr'nen
udt themselves ignored u some OF Tue utiil
uot because the President thinks hey ought TO be
Ignored but because he dOesD'toa! a rap about hen
Tic effect OF this IL dcmorazng both on tue Congress
men and the causes which the President 10 SUPPOSED
10 have al heart
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSMEN AGAINST TILDEN.
From Interiors ~ The ltd'ht,gon F"H Urn)
General SlennmOhs, of Arkansas, said, very
Wv, ioni want anything more TO do with Iilden Our
people disguised with hun" 800
" whom your people for, Generall" queried the
"Wcli IFS hard tell yet But they're not for 1ildcn
thar certain. We don't want any man from east OF th'
ir. Wntnorne Of Tennessee said: 1.-THE people OF
my district, will not 20 for Iidcn any more and " l
know them the people Of 'enncsscr will not either
MI scheichcr, OF Teas. Is not Idcn man. ana oou
MS district he said: "1hohen have ncvct heard the
matter talked about much idont thns the Texas people
people had personal objection 10 Iiden hut lie!
win not support HIM again" he said
&c cral Dbrcll u Tennessee expressed hilnson ::
"Onr y pe 80 further use for iidrn HIS con
duet after lie ccccd satisfied them ne Is not the
i, ouid ,ney support him again I"
"They wouldn't help nominate him again, " thats
what you mean" ,
General q H. Of Msso.r: ct Iden can never be
nominated the Democrats again; he beat us out oI
one victory, ard that's cnou"' -
Mr. Goodc oppressed ", sentiment Of VII ina IN ih' .
seIsibc woIds lie tIicnl had one chance, ana dilh
avail himself Of II. Our people link We can ga btcr
and stronger man next time It's too lac nov 10 Hsh'
Old WRONGS" -. 49, -.
ms follows: "Tnc fact ~. they don't want anything
NOR, 10 with Iild"n. they fought brave hIht To-
him. and he didn't stand up to his lishs, ana thcy "oi
want any Of him."
Nh Bright, Of Tennessee said; - am c0hf"cu1 ou,
pcople would choose Tldcn again. They are not
pleased al the line policy he adOptod beiure ana thcIc
are other objections 10 He i not with the IeOpr
ON the currency question, md besides lac Is TOO ola ne
IL ont of the nuc of PRESIDENTIAL IroIn"tion ~" hn
Tllleu Will never De the choice Of the people again
Mr. Harris OF virginia, said: "Tidcu has ~ strength;
We elected him once he Juidht take 'ie o"o'' III"
mat Sili do a., 40 . II. 49,.
bnd enoug h OF Tildcn. We can get n better man
Do YOU think tncy can be brought r0Lld 10 sc"a
rilGon a .ie-atiGu to tie next conVcbliohi
"Nn they cau't I'm certain OF that."
,ir Harriet! who represents the Southern people oi
Southern Illinois. SAID: -
" TiIdcn viii never he renomnated. He Stands no
more cLaIcc JcH Davis aud be cOuIdn NC .ocoI
II lc were nominated again. iht Democrat %, ihoi'
c,uldn't be whipped into supporting MN again -,
The Hon Proctor Knot oppressed thr Ouloh li' w,
,red aud true Democracy OF "OIl kcn'uchy Wiz no.
hft up it's for 1icn again. lie tiought lne ia't
rany1ss and ito miserable failure after the battle ma
been won gave Kentucky ali sac W".it' "i ihueh'
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A CARD FROM WAYNE MACVEAGH
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 12.-Mr. Wayne Mac
y.a,, will mimi a card IN tC-inoiiOws Times. In which