New-York tribune., 1880-10-29

spcic payments felt quite confident the country could
reason for feeling assured that would guide his party,
ana that he could be trusted % make few business mis-
yet seen any reason 10 supp0se that under cxlsung
conditions and win rue 1ehl then had, made any
mirtfkc ~ - doing. On n contrary tuink II vas
vote wisely thrown.
DROPPING THE FRAUD CANDTDATE.
M Tien was not l1au .lrated, and four years have
srce pas 3D. DUrucfhosc four years great deal has
hqnpeued The heavy ude pendent vote thrown FOR Mr.
d-n though n did nor make him President, did settle
the Southern question. The medding Republican policy
o the ten years previous WAS brought eud one
OF the conditions preced- 90 Mr. Hayess naucuraon
Tina question was ~ last dlspO-ed 0i-'Hilt mtCh
-ecur Il. For the rest an not # thoss who IN puhne
nor cer ider he crying over split mix eit thtr inc
mrsr eev.ing or The most prof. or orcuph ious'
% a- heeny o.. anyone Jh POI Ict ii4i' . a 49,
louisiana ard Florida. through winch the DeHo"iailc
cDu f. .-il does. from pubic point OF vc". more
deeply Gepl rc Che ugly ani mculcng preetaclt teh
frud Of l@76 not living issue. wish IL were
but "i*nns WI roo 4it r lacts' ana ceIin a. ye'ig i
tn1s. trans tne not al On SIDE II
mn nv bee no fence for po. ,et for nm to show that
,b uouuiIr sympathy If when he X engaged IA cheat
h. me position Of tha Democratic party 80 iar 9a tie
ar q. ann nor M To- shin. wavs" had nolling 10 DO
win e.t4er The pocket crg or card -Aarius. When
-u- llu -r ann fr.e 90 clufa4s thou ht tie D mO
crar, %, for uuu-ua degree ot wi dom ~
drDpp ng luc tauI clIjdat aud concluding ha under
tAIt transaction In q Wor ilv point or Wow l think
f4cy were qui.e right; wl from tAat point or Wow
precedent, "a, AID s 90, bitterly depore tAe fact
50 much for the lera rlbl, fraud issue or 1876 Mean
while, apart iro'. tAai. -9@ d. tAe uart.s and lheIg
th1ae IoGr arf WIat --u Tie issues OF to-day /
my mina I'D 70. ami thr coI,'d ri. .n' |hch co-trped
my yo.c cncc tHen one party nas been ih aIIhh'.ia
uou t. oifcr ln op. on Both nave rtcnl's On tle
questions 1l the moment Lsr u5 consider WHAT those
questions lnd tnose rec 'it4 are.
QUESTIONS AT ISSUE IS 1876 AID N 1850.
The questions u the first place, w-icl now engage the
attention OF the codu'ry ana wuicl must continue TO
engage H. at le3st during tac immediate u-ure, are
wholly different from those % which have referred as
ae plramoun. questions " 1876. Federal Interference
m ta- ioca and dones be- aGr- OF tue son hern Stacs
has been definitely abandoned 1s feature iu rhe Re
gna can pcu.r4rIn- and tle attempt 10 revive It8 tow
i -,pctl... ola ii ,cJ Whoever elected, no retc-
iiouary policy on t4is point likely to stmue
viii b.. Lr 10 relp tie fru O., sweet or
5irter Of lhcrow. fov Or wisdom. A. result Of this
n - aireny apparent tlrt tne too d1f1iuant party
al of those 5s,e- vii i to piece after .le oA ~
parties FOO aou.nan- is already dong so I'D Georgia
no TirriuIa and u tennessee. Oato. alsint -Sr,toa
Hil. i-r arise .ur po cI Jp ortlnitY ol rae itetd
t1r cd ts most s la rosu'i 0uJ 30 is hardly p'ssl.
Di- taIt 10 should ~ tart t mDch iiI ner Hands IN!
Iou.d be rr policy and ie course OF ne present can
M lo tolerate any .t-cr The sta. warts Jared badly ln
o.. question then i- rst. SO is the question o. the
luru to -pCcie p.rU u.s. i D. au acc.M Shrd i5ci'
"a plu-eI Iae slIasn'w Is io ro.ut.n there II Is
e.u .qGcu.F quite obvious tl'. tIe questions wlicn Ire
o. engage t.c a,teu u.u cl t.e country curing the xt
lur years tlost con.c t ~i4 la.'r phase oi Nl-
..0r4. r4p.f.l.c t.t lil EIIeI aary succeeded
,le tiuu.t dHc destruction Cd tle Nar We
G-.e In -ct consciously entered Oh me-"
.raoI o. adu.u u.e,l-..ou. Idsed tHe sequence
ua. been as p.in ana uar-,d was natural and gn
u,- pears .,."e.l 1861 auI 1870 ID '..- -cr'ed'c
4le p,r I .. .l--. L...I.. "i.4 t. ctu uuH Vs.
..e -o.. or sr ..d. ..-t - . close VIXEN I., i'l. nt
4t,t -Da- i.ra.tu ,o ,l' "oIa do better admin
i-.i.- .a. .- Us .. ' .tt ,'.- i..4- -A 10. -. .i't
. was nl i.u-ar.u our power -re...y go '.anle r.e
LeAi il .- '.-..' 'i.' "...,' ' -..''.. ID
AND eI. l0u. .v. morally .I' ur--cI pics O social
au- eca-o -...' scl.a .-fp"u-. ...
present .It ..- u-. -...s t ui-t " holly
f-ieu. a. son ri| u'.r' .r,l .Ilr Of 1876. ~ner
t.cu. DO -nrt the A'nd- H've gone forward % whole
n"ur or In- ru.- .l '-I t.fi-' .A-' H'. D. ll'It
t.el 4cs u o.. Jay --I .cr .o .irA ni'
.-.Dh LAS alI.... .-..e. .l-. Government.
PRESIDENT HAYES ADMINISTRATION.
President Hayes "a. no choice OF mine. 1 ala nor
ro.a for ina meyer considered l.n homes y elected.
tls-l l. Ha- legally .urtr,l -ul, 5y -oaos are
bt-.ue- anG as a .tr-m.ul.d man. gladly ana pub
hey e..r.G. .aat Prr-ileat uIfe-s Administration,
taken a5 uIoe ua- been uo less honorable to l.m,"f
tuI r-.I r. lo Ie country. lAptaa-cl d. Las
f..r c.. AID ... t-d ", good I.pu.- luai lu
Some r.sn.c.,l 1a- t'. -l i'r -.or. 't Own sre..
course; ca1t not have been otler~.se iar t PROM
Is-d t-e .uIrac1ciu.e. IfAel a- " .'.e, . N-
ever ~ has been an Acu'ui-tlluou W1c4
Wu ncr comparison VITA lhe De,t and
pale-- of al tao-e amcn preceded tt and 90 .s
Admins. "a on VIII lir -i '' mass OF I'D I'' Fto
all. 4ir uSu -.l- Vi. .uit o. -.-a lo AaFe c'util-
AImIn rat'n. i"'' 'h'-u n't ''.i us H-fH ii us
tory. IIuut ITS ltuIie uf of 'e uof because s ii,
tue couu.rr ra.lr-i FOB specie payments and prosper
itv; ring 10 aiso me most eieanuc lRdinE me'-s
tur world VT s..u W".c carr "a to -uctes-.ut
exc 80 is due 20 toe Ae'"tte or 80 tHr tfy ih power
course c3.t Doe -tc accomplished these pee
suits A"i r.. tiA- i,e' l., p'..,' | q" ''l ".,''-
no ouai-r-. Tney werr rq al 10 the occ,- on. whist
mike i1o Freacn ley, -. gu foe merely 1v4ed himself
-0 ar aa t.c AGlisi'i'I'n or tue ast our ears j.
c..eert e' is cord. .l.-eli i' l- not "li non i""r
5ar cOsI o success. l. t-e.r pit. ior-' aud
r,r .. ..,,s.- ~ ror .rrr. tl. ff1 i- -i..u .0~
VI another t,ur years. Nr u,ow wtg tnat ueau- We
Hlo" lr o. ~ .d .A pl'a.'.I tni 5tat- Hc A'- Je-h
AND a.. -., be-. s never been c.ry Of n.
,' .. & irla .rsr. H. d.. ,,I-a en-. I45-
may take .f those Questions as fuey ari-e % "oid oe
aJ-ufl G.. .A ".t IuAi Ae e."' dnr pO'aoJ "t, Lake
...- ri -.' br mai. rta9l.u.,i -uco Is tu, record
l.- .4.u i-.t ...s ..- oppo-r0yu HA-r.. t4e
NAV Jr.c.rff WA.f docs 90 fr 10 tAc way Of cla
uIda.c promises
RECORD OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
"By O ..ir works ye shall sfov tAam.' # thlt is a
cooI test I'D matters splriu 10 D., equally good u mat
ter- political. The Democratic party has been ia OPP
position during the lass four year. aud they now ask
to uu tIen 10 power That I- fsir enough. 1t
however how successful they have been in opposition
ana in yuti way Wu-ld better ourselves bt put
tru I'D po~er Has thc Dcnu rnC party el-uar dur.lE
ruc lass tun last MY been success tG
oupoH.iouI Il generally supposed tn.ls It Is the
cll-i uI. ctI.l OK au opposition IA al popular
.,.trulcu.s t0 educate public nd uD 90 some
fun. winch di lHt know heiof- ana wuch The party
u mower Has ileu to appreciate. NJ fo put 10 TOO
-tr,i- l "a, au cdIr Deu4uc4atlc parry has OF
.f- Lot boon a pronounced -Iccrss. psl.use Dur
u, d. -j .uur year. dd 10 lotc- au wiling Govern
u.l .. a ,1 .r.. D4 ,iu"4tsI NO III threw eycr1 o0
-iico 30 c.l 4l . .It u t.ai rcru I.e O.. cDu- t0
81, tlac4tuu@ hard mouc' fire. tr-oe dnd t.e total