New-York tribune., 1878-07-09

ot q moments notice. turn you OH !,
s.b.me of government under when al
mon shall be prosperous and happy. ana the
,Iouoh;,g sowing. rrapii:g and all do them-
selves. as easily as he can give you IN ma"
Hblc remedy for rheumatism OF catailH' ~ -
4 9reat thing 10 be so surrounded oy men Wn'
can cure all the diseases of the body poii'''
=. we'll As all the ills thai flcSh Is h'it 'o'
And if il very gratifying to see ~
many of them coming to the front JUS
uo,v and coming with such cohhuen'
assurance from such unexpected quarters
What could be more cheering, Tor instance Il,
a time when the Nation Is somewhat oPPi''''U
wj,h debt, and just struggling toward co'''
lpscencc from a long period OF hi''"'i"'
distress, than to have the Dfmo'i"'i'
party of the State of Arkansas co''c
nobly forward with a complete sSHtti, VI
finance for the Federal Government lheic
il probably no State i'll the Union !"
which tbc principles OF political economy
are so much a matter Of intuition rs III Aiha"
sas. That State is the actual seventh son "
q seventh son in this business. ne Arha"H"'
Democrat knows it all by instinct. lie Is 'he
Indian herb doctor in finance. lie u9'' Nv
compicatcd or elaborate procesSes-ScaicclS
hollis his herbs or dstils his roots; he iooh'
once ot the situation, makes his prescription
and Guarantees a cure. "Ths,' ne says " Is
81 nlain case of debt We had just such
o. ON. in Arkansas. We owed $3,0O0,0oO
"Nhat did we do Despair BY no means
"Pay il B? Well not much. we Vo'ea tH"' wv
"didn't owe it, Nothing could be easier VI
"simpcr than that" With thls expo
riencc the Democracy OF Arkansas view
ing with pity not unmiXed Win con,
tcmpt the struggles OF the federai
Government to pay its debts, comes forward
with 4 platform of twcnty-Onc resolutions
chiefly devoted To this subject, and shows the
way ont of the difficulty. 1" Never mind aDou'
"noving the notes already out, they say,
"but make some more notes. ms no" Is
aid from an unexpected quarter. 30 long aS
we have such natural growth OF statesman
shin as ths wild and uncultlyated product Oh
Arkansas soil we need not despair.
Then there's the labor problem. Nhy' they
solve that for YOU mt Justus SchwabS saloon
any dav. without slate or pencil, III the
tyylaLllng of a beer kcg. And they are or
.,ril,1g parties to secure the rights OF labor
..i a.. ,l,at sort of thing; aud there are men
, -,cd in these movements and taking the
lead m thcm, who are jnot running over WIN
vi.,y. and thcoric, for the good of the race. Can
any one have the face to say that the fu'Ufc
j. not radiant with the dawn of ne" DAY
when hc sees such men as Tom ' CIc"hcr
and The" Allen AID Eugene Bccbc ct 0'. M
the head of movement in favor oi the HShtN
Of labor? Thcs. are the men who, with their
,.so.iatcs and compccrs Samuel :. Cox and
Reoioiniu F. Butler. can bc depended upon 10
,diu,, canital and labor in new ana
iustrr relations Nj. Crcamcr and MI Allen
are very much exercised over this q''eS-
tion of the rights of the laboring man. NO
doubt as soon as 1t becomes generally known
that these two workinGmcn have determined
10 forc.o work Themselves for season
IN order 10 champion the cause, the working
men all over the country Will stop work
Immediately and wait for something TO
blpprn. II may bc sand that none ot
the champions of the workingmcn have
done any work themselves for many years.
But tL,t. a. we understand II, Is one OF
the rights which they aSNert-thc right of
Labor not to labor. And they are going to
show the world how 1t Is done. II Is a
performance in the same line with that
ol the Arkansas Democracy. VINO announce the
new way to pay old dcbtS-not to pay at
all. The right of labor is not to lah'.; the
way to pay debts IL not to paw II l. rs
simple and easy rs failing Oh ioe. And who
would be- discouraged when TIN, KIND OF states
man>hip grows wild all around IA and this
sort of statesmen are IL thick as flles IN a
! Dlr-Toom!