New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-12
TALLANDIGHAM ON THE NEW-Y 0RK
UORLD.
From v.lIandIsh,m', organ, Dayton, Ohio

THE World il u so-caled "Democraticr news
paper. published in Now-York CITY, IL editor 10 one
taton irblc It's propretors are s. l.. NJ Barlow ana
tnndry oihcr wealthy gentlemen Of yenal Democracy
The World was originally "created In something over
traces ~ s origin rs old red sandstone was puritan
pety; it, secondary forlnaon was shoddy and army
contracts Especially straw hats and summer clothing Tor
the sol rrs Ia Winter: s tertiary after this WISE
As religious journal 1t failed; 4. contracts. Congress
compete with THE TRIBrSE, The Times, The Herald,
aud half score of Others. fet something
Opdyke material aid, money to carry It on; saying,
as Mr. Opdyke testified under oath, that he preferred
greatly remain Republican. as no was III pilhtlple
b that II the party ala furnish HIM means he wond
sell ont To- tho Democrata Aud he dd; once yps,
fol Since that time ns62-3), lie has hung npon tho
verge Of the Democratic party ignoring rs principss
men, accorng to the order Of his PURCHASERS aud owners
The UOrd has circulation In central and southern
ohio aud very little In any part OF the State The De-
mocracy Of ohio have never had any sympathy WIN ~
or Ito anecedenis or It's style, Or It's politics. ana VIII
Tncse statements and reflections are suggested TO s NJ
Ills moment by tho reading Of an article from The World
for the circulation Of which Is indebted TO The Cen-
mats COmmcrcidi-we never see The World Itself Tho
article is a very bitter attack upon Mr. Vlindgham; the
bitterness pouring forth i every line and evincing that
while The World and New York were selected for the Ia
ycp- anger which It sends forth IN every sentence.
discoscs tnat comes from some ono who Is hurt In
fact paternity clearly traceable to Cincinnati and
Columbus and proves IL tho Joint inspiration Of pair or
gentlemen Of tho most delicate and refined "characer
who were never 10 indulge IN profaue language
upon any OCCASION een quOth the writer ofn-
srels "mOrc direct evidence VI his INT N's) revenge
ful cAniaon the Democratic losses ia that llltm
District" Indeed Telegram and letter referring to tele-
gram. were theyi Very plain Engsn surely ana NOT u,
M hP a. evident Gg that Mr vaaS
disham not tho only disappointed politician IN Oao
expected proof Of srength ard popularity upon which
Senatorial hOnors d. manded. Verify the sacred
COW Of the With District though vigorously pinched
IN udder by senatorial dgit did not yield the ca
pccted milk into the pail prepared for IT. .-
A TO the epithcts reckless demagOgue," narrow
iniecet' "yp.r de'psed Oy hs SPh "oir a,I
oners of siilar kind and especially the LAMENTATIONS
AGAINST his character. We know that ne passes them ny
with suprre contempt, no matter FROM how high and
"digrhed" quarter they come. As to inc Latter, he
will compare favoraby with any OF his assalaits "pen
or conceded lie only laughs In scorn at the impoten
rage Of n rival, who Is driven TO such straits .
As TO the "forbearince heretofore practced py the
Whirn has ceased 10 be virtue" and the lenty."
which Is no longer TO be exhibited We have only tossy
maj sy S 10. tire 70 sg sf Tor IL oSo Constitute
the Democratic press" or control II Dnt, iurthsr; ,hat
mali aud regardless OF the harmony OF the
seS %S very cooy and very rmy say unto
all such, II focmen worthy OF our steel,
"Lsy on Macins.
A'' Jan n aS !. ga sso wa ~ ''''
But saws IN, World or rather they who It: oval
nsh Since e' wnca No. gentlemen, no. The enemy
The World aud they who use IL IN Ohio for corrupt
tine harmony Of tho party. Mr vallandieham has not
to them They do not make up the democratic
Shu gates OF the party. Gone over 10 the enemy"
Cool that, for writer la 30 great rage We are re-
minded Of Websters reply when threatened with being
read oui Of the Wig party Let us see who gets out
rescue the pa rty rOm riug Of selfish and venHl pol
cians who. through policy and for corrnpt purposes
have largely to reverse the current OF Dem
ocatc success, aud now preparing 70 destroy the
AGAIN. the pylhon OF The World, inspired by the two
gentlemen Ia the cave behnh him Tor her1-a precious
tIiu The World. the Flcsh aud the Deyl-says:
With nstrri Of Ohio eau b. vel borne
enables ne Demccr.c rsriy TO rins ea "a. sper =,
Inuendo the yailndigham Aforesaid. We'll, IL Manton
Marble his adyi and nsprer. Ia tho decaey and
I let tho vugarity the dungh crowd shonld faint
their character" Will spread their light pnions-Very
highland hover n Democratic mass meeting any
where In Ohio next Summer, when Mr. Nalandgham
speaks they shall have auopslcal evidence pr ho exact
nInuner In which the Democratic masses VIII proceed 10
'duK OF this VIPER meaning again the aforesaid Nallh-
dighHm otherwise In the indictment called the pugnn
clois dug hill cock with sundry other aliases Or by
going to New Hampshire WHITTIER Mt " has been invited
10 90 aud speak the Democracy they can perhapsavan
lyes OF the gratifying spectacle Within lew
weeks =, 49,,
And now n final word on The World article. We have
long believed that there class Of politicians In ONO
hn pretending friendship yet secretly desire the defeat
OF Mr. Pendet0. Waiting till he had acquired strength
aud shown prospect OF nomination. they treacher-
oury into bis support, cOoy elbowng ana showing
aside his older aud better friends And when moth
contribute more To his defeat than bitter quar-
rel In the Democratic party OF Ohio instead OF conceal
Ing nd they invoke, In the distant city OF
New York the aid Of The World paper opposed 10 HIS
nomination. spread far and wide and thus TO accom-
plish their original purpose For, weak ld vain though
they may be- they surely did not Imagine that by one
rude push OF their they could dispose Of tho object
OF their jealousy and rage. Mr. Pendloton, too may
learn. By and by like other men Ia history ~ saa cAt
Renee that "fahiulare the wounds OF eho' DuV tue
xsss a n