Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-06
GoLD closed in New York yesterday at
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The Sheet that was - Traitor TO
tle Democracy-"Han the New
York World p, f' -.af

The election is over-Gen. GRANT and
SCHUYLER CoLFAx are the President and
Vice President elect. SEYMOUR and BLAIR
and with themthe Democracy, are defeated.
This announcement tells the tale, but not
all of it.
When Ohio, Pennsylvania and Indiana
voted, by majorities which could have
been overcome, newspaper, the Ne,o
York World, by coup de etat, in the interest
of the enemy, secured the defeat OF the
nominees Of the Democracy, by proposing
a change of candidates at the very moment
the party was preparing to make good Its
loss. Treason in no other form could have
done the Democracy such injury-treason
in no other form could have been SO sue
cessful.
The Ne,o York World, with its present
conductor IS editor, came into existence as
an Abolition sheet. 1t failed of being a
Success. After draining its friends of
money to keep it alive, it was sold to FER
NANDo WooD and its politics changed. 1t
was then purchased from WooD by band
of Wall street Brokers and Bankers, and
run, in their interest, as q professedly
Democratic sheet, the editor of the World,
when it was an Abolition sheet, being re-
tanned as editor and proprietor of the, So
called, Democratic journal.
By dint of impudence and vast promises
of what it would do, it got the endorsement
Of the Ohio Democratic members of Con-
gress, as well as those of other States, rec
ommending its circulation in the West, and
this endorsement, year after year, it pub
fishes in its prospectus, as the great claim
it has to be considered Democratic sheet.
With this endorsement it has obtained
large circulation in the West-and that cir
euiation enabled it to scatter, tar and wide,
the poison of its late treason to the Demo-
cratic nominees.
The Asbarn I N. W Democrat. leading
Dmocratic sheet, says the course of tile
World cost the Democracy over 10000 votes
in that State alone. In Ohio we know that
its course in attacking Gen. BLAIR and
indirectly HoRATIo SEYMOUR, and its or
der that these gentlemen withdraw from
the. canvass. in order to give place to SAL
MON P. CHASE and some other of its favor
ties for Vice President, completely demor-
possibility to get out full vote.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer, fully alive to
the treachery of the Nsw York World, and
the injury it did the Democracy by it's
treason in the very hour of battle, advises:
sEvery Western Democrat from this time
forward ought to cut the New York World.
1t has betrayed and sold the Democratic
party basely and infamously, and should
be '.hung up" for its treachery."
So we say, and SO we trust will say every
Democrat throughout the length and
breadth of the State.
Had it not been Tor the heavy circula-
ton of the Neao York World in the West
ern States, its power for evil in the late
contest would have been comparatively
but little felt, But its articles,-double-
loaded to give them greater eftect,-de-
nouncing the Democratic nominees and
proposing change of front, when the
battle was apparaptly, against US, made
certain the Generalization which followed.
The GRANT journals and GRANT leaders
held these articles as, sweet ,morsels, and
the telegraph, in the interest Of the enemy,
sped their poison throughout the length
and breadth of the land. 20
The New York World has a large circu-
lation in Ohio. To punish that paper for its
yitI, ,be sxn;ro t,o, 80 ~ ta.n, fos
go,
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PIague frs Inyentors.
sy The u ouynots of Yesterday deyotes. ifs
leading editorial to .Democratic Blunder-
ING, The Democracv n savs ,,;ob, ho,.
waeed a successt,l war aoainst that ..n,a:
posterous and unconstitutiona, Tennre of
Office act. changing. as il did. so far as II
applied to members of the Cab;net. onr
whole svstem of Governmentn
AZ 20, thoro oid T,n.n,o n,,
.sron,-a of oeioo oot,, 8. no,,, - ,ho 80
Of the Rad;cal tri,mnb1 Ganero,oGssMy
must. spnder that law. .teen : pres;dent
JoHNsoN,s sCabinet for = time. and rnf,er
it he must keep all of JoENsons,s an.
pointees until they die, resign. or their
term of office expires. This is a sad draw
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..stsos oreedv and a. o,s,,oron. g.. e.
rs q mack of wolves for food. NJ, fat For
;,iion Mission inst yet Tor tba trava,ad
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