New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
CTO. wM CURTIS AND NM CuICAGO CONvrNTION
ONO
BEATIYs MAJORITV-THE INHARMONIOUs DL-
MOCRACT u 1HL LE1IsLAIt III.
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BEATIY's MAJOmTY-THE INHARM0N!OUs DL-
MOCRACT j., IHE LEGGsLAIl III.
TElssi,rH
COLUMBUS, Feb 2.-Olicial returns from the
With District give Beatty 1870 and Burns 10 5j Beat
tvs majority. ss Beaty'- gain - 2'0 over Hayes while
Burns lost from ThlrmaDs vote. Tho Republican not
gam Il 5Ss.
The Democratic Legislature preparing take another
step backward Resolutions nrr pending n he House.
demanding he repeal OF the Reconciliation acts They
up for action The proposition to reds
tric the state for purposes las becn entirely
abandoned boy tho Democracy as they can gain nothing
10y Moderate Of the party dcsro TO keep Nuau-
CHAM out of Congress and they could hardly do this u
reappOrtioument should bc male at this time Feeling
between the Two w.nss IS becoming very bitter
FIERCE GRONL IEOM yALLANpIGHAM-EITTEH
sSEEEs At THURMAN AND Co.-rEADLErps
THREATENED.
The Dayton journal Of the 30th says; The
following editorial which appeared Ia the Democratic
organ yesterday smells Of Democratic sulphur That tho
Hon & J. Vainndi cham is the author is plain NJ tho
ele the foot OF The devil IS sad 20 be It's proper 10
say that tho italics arc ourA The relentless. ucNOrab
bitterness % the article s sufficiently apparent and ndi
Gates that valandiglam Is IN wgr Ia which no quarter
Is to be shown
Prom Tho DsT,o, Letter ftr p
THE TIR,I TABIrs Oh "IOIICl" sO-CALLED.
Col Baruabas Buns has been beaten for Rcplt 'entI-
tive IN Congress. from the With District. by MAJORITY
OF s2o-a Republican gain since October of5,l
Tlis ts the drst gi,a ~ hc Prssdsnnai ormpqigr o.
lsgs and ildicqeS . Repi,bicp majority nrri rail- -,
Ohio ~ from flcelrs 10 treNiD thousand. Dcp.olus the
causes which arrested tho tide Of democratic victory IN
this state, and trusting that the day may comc some
time when politicians win learn that the people uH have
their own why somehow other ~ ti. country; ard
that they demand strong and hOuost and iearest men
and measures. and that the secret ~ political
cess j. deci dfQg,psp,, aud not "hghug shy" com
monty called "p,cy" We shall labor zealouay to avert
The result in the WITH District has too most import
ant bearing on he Ircsae"al nomination n' tie Deno-
In the above aspects It Il suggestive, and
10. F4ftf ftF
Alter the di.as,rous "polcy" dcfea. Of isc6 n cam.
paigu which the exclusion u Naand CHAM was To- be
the pledge Of victoiy-we go 10 further back ht
presen-the true of the Ohio Democracy determined
10 start aflesh the old Democratic line and begin by
holding the state Convention tho time ehouOred Eighth
Of January THIS proposition met with bitter hostility
from the "pohcy" men OF that day, and they 10
Columbus the slh ~ November lsCt, aud into the
ference fully Orgaulzcd and determined to defeat a. Yet
after long aud excited debate, one by one they retired
leaving the hed 10 e sound and boid mt 81 tho party
oIy vote being cast aganst the Eighth aud that by
gentleman who now delegate at large to tho Prcs
The state Convention met on the sth Of January 1851
pcrhaps the soundc5t CONVENTION eve assembled IN ono
Cory men" socalled SKY seven were nemDoIs OF H.
Mr. Cory Was himself delegate from Hamilton County.
Committee on RESOLUTIONS Of Cmy mCn" there were
none nat animal being as gc only m pDssc a. tho law
ttate Convention were present Many believed the Dem
Ocratc party To Dc "doad and were not even willing 10
contribute the expenses OF It's funeral to ptend H.
nor oven patake Of the uuefai baked mca-f one OF
them now also delegate at large acted no doubt upon
lis declaration made the 7th OF August l'C during
the war; that II was 10 time to bo holding democratic
Conventions" But there were many who thought
that the party not dead, but only slept that
rOwardCe aud want Of energy ~ the leaders 5Ocii a.
had a, cted It with polite syncope OF tho heart nnd
that all IL needed fOr vitality and victory the cneI-
glng influence Of the honesty and courage OF tho Demo
rafc masses ana accordingly upon principle larger
extent than before, H. indeed, not Iuy tue Demo
cratic PARTY went into the campaign The organization
and committees we're in tho hands Of those who thtn
the party aud efficient work dOno accordingly. The
Vsia%dIei,an went everywhere. With immense audi
ences largely Republican, 10 greet him. and injured tho
cratic gains wherever ho won't aud well understood by
all Dc candidate for United states senator Attel
enthusiastic stra haired stra6hti9FwaIa h1l %
oct "sGuaretood" ngh the Republican majority III the
"pocy" year 1866 OF 1900 reduced To- 1900 ON Gov
ernor, aud Democratic Legislature elected .,
10 was eJnIrlaticaly victory Of tho Democratic
masses because the hearts OF the people were ia ~ ut
sooner was tho election over man iOr p'l,oan ~ @
purpose the cry went forth frnm certain cIass Ol men
must be careful consult the prcludces OF the RepnDl
can and CONSERVATIVES We must not drive on me new
Vajlandigham Senator will iiJure the party we
must tae soine less obnoxious man. Through tho ma
erv Of tLc state Central and Executive Committees
the work was accordingly done. Inc DemocIauc MEM
bers OF the % Tsro ere tSo entire success Of the
Democracy Ohio and else where III 1905 ucpehueu oh
the defeat Of that "pestiferOus" fellow Nbhnuigham
The convention OF the sth OF January, 1853 was at
,ended Inv men some Of whom never before met IN a
% drtnc the IA yea rs OF democratic defeat bv Who
,o,c turned np Ike pifes did oorH0'"s hosdhg otU
u" this Convention through the bascst Of reaeherv the
entire control Of the Democratic was aLded
oer hodly upon certain conditions relating to certain
nominations high places 20 the men VINO In oo IN tho
great battle for free speech free pres u ,pes 6ao
refnsed TO support the Democratic nohlhhon Tor GOV
ernor that year From President OF tne down
10 minor officers and CharInen OF SoutYttees ~ nearly
eyory man who figured eOneplcuousy IA that body Tas
ons apparently selected because ne hdd emtr ,qsed 10
.,,oDorf te Democratic ticket in lsoJ or had been an
orprsd member Of the Republican pG1k during ne oar
The Democratic party OF ohtlon ohVt OF U ~
certain high contracting peace men, delivered
serr "a he control az hoF "ho had lorsaksn