The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02
From the Dayton (o.J Ledger, MsyI7.I
The New York World ana tls Dsmo-
cratic FeEty. -

cratic Ferty. -
The following is from an editorial
On On me prospecIs Of the DemOcrfisS
NY, IN the New York World al
| 20 ifea9S: faS: .HO0zE8oW
III y nother indication which auQurs
os...so wen dor the future success Of thc Den-
n1ts mi SoS.sE soS parry, . 8 recent sxpuatfon
Pus Pos h torIn BY Defnoc ocEatso leader who
the party as Mr. HofFHaH ~ SItc;f-
ed praise for his perscDaI orudeScs
SiStH1oe Shd integrity. Wsmean NE VaIlan-
This Is the first time M, vsus,.
ujsnAms name has appeared IN the
eSSuiCorlai columns OF the World since
.o me c[ushing Repulsa of that sheet in
1ss attaek upon him In February. ,6e.
from that time forward iE hss -
turned Hignoramus'' as 70 his eSiaf-
ence and all his acts and uftsrS1rSs
even In the New York Conve1fiOn.
let ne stu lived; and none save
Manton Marble seemed to realize thst
rWnere Ignorance is bliss, 'tts folly to
DS wise. and now the WOrLd's first
allusloG shows It's still bitter recolIec-
ton Of the disastrous rOut IN its finsI
grand aSsault-tho cuIminRtf0n Of
years OF foul abuse OF that gentleman
In lts columns; and reveals not the
scar but the unhealed wound stilI fas-
tering In its side. The contrast be-
tween the "oblOquy upon the party'S
brought by ValIandighau, and the
praise ELECTED by Hohman's t'personal
prudence and f'1Ee0Tity, % Is peculiarly
MafDleized." Could open impu-
dence and covert mendacity 90 fur
cHIs.. c1srI not n ten years Of gigantic
caIumny and Vituperation has 8 sim
gle Republican newspaper dared 40
much Is TO insinuate 3 FeDroach upon
Mr. Xallandigham's personal integ.
r1ty:" Twenty years OF political trial
IN the naming furnace Of public life,
mas found him emerge with not so
much as the smell Of fire upon his
garments, Previous to the New
YORK Convention that paper was ae-
cuStomed to portray hum as 8 YuIga-
RAN IN manners, dress and appear
ance. Now it falls back on iEsfnua.
lions against his personal honesty
ana ne still scorns its petty malice.
lI Ever since 1862 it has been the un-
sPeakanie misfortune Of the Democ-
wealthy leaders Of the Republican
party had the sagacity to refuse the
price which Marble heZged as the
condition Of, his remaining in oDen
Fellowship with that party. The
great victories won by the cooper
heads" in 1861 and 1857, and the
splendid prospect Of success in 1884
and 1865 were by the combined wick.
edness and stupidity of the World
ana OF those who controlled or who
followed it, utterly thrown aWay and
destroyed. Measured and WEIGHED
Dy his capacity, there is not greater
Pontlca! villain anywhere than Man.
ton Marble. BE Is the eYil spirit which
possesses the Magdaienes Of the Dem.
ocrat1e pfaty, and until he Is cast out.
seven times II need be, there can be
no ..pEC spectS" for that party, exceDt
the fearful looking for Of certain and
eternal defeat. Is there no steep place
along the Hudson or L0ng Island
Sound, where ike the mIFacnIouslV
bedeYiled swine of Scripture, he NAV
run down violently and be choked ?h
I'VE beseech thee 70 hear us, good Lord!'
To the World and whom else it NAV
concern, we say that the Cooper.
heads" will be in the PreSidanfSaI
Convention of 1879, (which viii not
be held In New York;, In greater
numbers aud more determined pur.
pose than ever before. They were
cheated o7Ler the ConVention Of 1884.
and at the Convention Of 1883: and
they mean to be deluded no more.
And he whom the World calls the
'1eader. Of the Copperheads'' will, If
God please, be there. too not called
In cVlcariously at the death, when vi.
olent remedies are demanded, and the
problem Is to "kill or cure 20 but as
an original delegate. All will be
there as apostles Of ultra progressive
Democracy"--sy Democracy which
lifting itself at last clean up and out
from the ruhbiSh and ruin Of the dead
past, ltkeoag having letely bathed.'
will recognize yet that the flndamen.
tai principles Of free government are
IS eternal and interchangeable as the
purposes and attributes Of the Deity
himself. ]i.st- - ~ n -
, In the ear of Governor Holman we
would respectfully whisper that If he
has any aspirations for presidential
or other national hOnors, he had well
shun the Championship and even the
fellowship Of the World and of its
managers and followers. So bitter,
bigoted and malignant Isl its hatred OF
the Western Democracy and OF those
when Il recognizes Its leaders. that
they ia turn are impelled and com.
PEELED to make war of self.defense.
lnexorable and uncomprOmising on
all who affiliate with 1t. Case c0Slen
whose fawning Is more fatal than his
bite. t.-f i7lioli''.i ''-illUlil