The New York herald., 1867-08-12

man loval and ardent supporters of the war for the
Union and their vote always been cast soldly for
the republican party But they now begin TO wavsr in
their political allsg ance and In this direction the first
indication OF coming break in the republican strength
in the West makes itself apparent The rebellion is
over but the South tinues In state OF semi war ne
cesstang the maintenapco of expensive bureau and
costly standing army The taxation OF the country for
the debt and for tho heavy current expenses OF the
government s very oppressive. and the German, who
owns his little homestead, does mot lovo TO
pay high taxes. He begins to discover an
intention on the part OF the political radical
republicans to keep the country in rs present unsettled
condition until they can bring back the soahern staes
reorganized as negro voting communities, ana ne Haos
that he cannot hope TO be relieved from any OF the
burden OF taxation except on the condition that me I'VE
hundred thousand Southern negroes shall hold the
political balance Of power in tho United Saios so long
welded by the hrco hundred thousand southern slave
holders aud shall Thus bo 10 position 20 control In
future The political destin!es of tho ry THIS Is
douby unpaa,able TO the sturdy German settler OF tho
West who, while earnest advocate OF human freedom,
is by no disposed TO submit TO the political doni
nation of sambo. aud his faih In radical repubIcansm
Is scnsby shaken But this is not his cole source Of
complaint He begins to find that his republican rulers,
who have bcer placed in power by his vote comm
10 nterrere with his personal inclnsi,ons and privileged
In the West az in tie East, tho men who insist ttst
overyb b1dy's opinions and appetltes shall con orn 10
their own standard arc beginning 70 enact sump'uary
laws and tho German s shrewd enough to SEQ that be
will in timc under such rule, DO deprived Oh al! Inc
cnjoyments TO which he is the most at ached II 10
srn republicansni, which has hitherto stood so nr,
bend and and threatens eventually
to break.
THE OHIO rLEcnoN-rHE DEMOCRACY
In Ohio the Guberna.oria campaign has just com.
menced The democrats In this state, owing 10 the dis
sensions and dissatisfaction among the republicans have
recently been pucking courage and evincing dspo-
son to maze gallant struggle in the approacnng con,
bitter SECESSION antiUnion spirit preiom nated ana
while vallandigham made the chairman Of tas Com.
mittee Resolutions tho nomination for Governor fell
upon notorious copperhead, ant-war democrat With
acceptable candidate good eight might have been
made October by the Ohio democracy but their ticket,
headed by Thurman, Is pretty certain OF defeat
PENDIEroN FOR RPREsDSSr-PssD sToN AND REpuDIATIoN
But however the next State election may go,
the Buckeye democrats resolved - push an
active campaign for the Presidential prize, aud
Tor that purpose are busy engaged putting George r.
pendIeton in training Tor the nomination The general
belief among the polite on that SIDE 10 that the issue
will turn upon the question whether me negro snail or
Southern States aud thus hold the balance OF power in
the politics OF tho nation But they do not feel disposed
to to this point alone the negative might be
maintained under Grant any other broad minded loyal
desrous only of securing permanent peace and pros.
perry the nation, we'll as under democrat, and
they raise issue which they can demand
a distinctive democratic politician "a their standard
pol cy Of reputation Of the national debt complete
wlping out of all our liabilities, and recommencement
all round under a return to a specie basis
REPUTATION is TO NE APPRoACHKD-rBE PRE- URINARY
PENpIEroN POLICY.
Ths boldes among the Western democrats 90 not hesi
openly tho doctrine OF entire reputation
They believe that II will carry the masses with
It and sweep everything before It. Go into any pub.
You win ma nine tenths Of those present in favor Of
pudation. Ask them why they should grind out their
lives sn1 pincn tne'r iaes "a Iue, @ " & pay % -, ueIt IN
and which has only enriched the politicians who brought
upon Your sds sin The he cautious pocans desire 10
approach che subject By mere indirect paths The
policy they now aovooaAe tne wlpng ou. o. .ne
amount Of twenty-five hundred millions, cancellipg all
tne ntsreet bearing oonos ana ssoppng sno
twenty millions annually squandsrsd upon thoss inseltu-
uons tnis weii unoensoou 70 " VIZ pvs' ns
upon vncn DC H~s hv ha a0 on y
MS connoenus orghn Dus pcnno ~, ~ Wy I'LL ua.
maze result OF Iepyaauon, w1cn wh po Icnusleo
easy OF accompaniment unoei Tue uePIossiou wnIcu
such an imitation would occasion IN sne nsonai Curroncy
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There 10 strong Grant party IN !ne west; out m
altogether outside the poucians ana ccmpoaoo manly
OF those VINO are ured o. soe prssen. conson @ Ias
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