New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-13
POLITICAL.
THE OHIO CAMPAIGN-A SPEECH FROM GEORGE
III. PENDLET0N.

THE OHIO CAMPAIGN-A SPEECH FROM GEORGE
III. PENDLET0N.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 11.-Yesterday large
number OF the friends OF George H. Pendleton called at
his residence and insisted on speech from him. He
tried TO beg off, but finally consented Mr. Pendeton Is
still compelled to support himself on crutches Among
other things he said at cannot agree with Governor
Hayes that the vexed questions OF national poll
tics wisely and happily settled that the great ques
tons OF liberty and union have been solved ana tne re-
construction OF the Union made safe. cannot agree
with him that retrenchment economy and honesty have
been introduced into the management OF the eh
he states 1t that the burdens OF taxation nave
been reduced and their weight upon the people igne
bad influences have been brought TO the OK
ercise Of the immense power Of the Secretary OF
the Treasury; that business IL active; that enter
prise actve that vgor. energy, and industry are
bountfully rewarded: that employment Is abundant
that daily toll is fairly compensated; that commerce on
the ocean and on land is prosperous and therefore
cannot sereney does worthy Governor turn my
at state aair cannot say the Union il restored when
Virginia, Mississippi. and Texas are under
raproscna,SD cOngress that the Union
y restored when Justice ad iR, tss
Constitution ia maintained, when know that the su
preme Court Ia only waiting for an opportunity 10 ue
the adoption Of the Fifteenth Amendment because 1t Is
material. radical change In our system or government
Feds airOyi nd tn' w Tsas0n the S
lshed, and degrades them takes away from
the States without their consent that essential attribute
OF selfgovernng community. Two years ago the PEG
pie OF Ohio without distinction OF party by an Immense
majority refused to amend the State Constitution see
no reason to believe that they have changed their
opinion l object to It's adoption because Se ny Inc
right reserved to the States. to exclude from the
ballot persons OF our own white race, because OF
their nativity and want OF education or prop
erty. and prohibits the exclusion only Of another
race. II the Interpretation OF Senator Morton ana
Senator Howard be correct under tins amendment Con
and the States may exclude freshmen, Germans
Catholics Professionals or the poor man. from the ENJOY
ment Of suffrage but not the negro or Monaghan. OBJ
ect 10 its adoption because II is part and parcel OF
scheme TO flood the country with forced importation Vi
immense number of Chinese coolies and to bring INTO
our fallen more difficult form OF the social ana gov
ernmenta questions that have 50 unhappy divided our
people" Mr. Pendeton dwet at some length upon the
financial question, reeratiDg his former assertions III
regard the payment OF the Government DEBT ana the
bond holders In grcenbacks and aboishlng the National
national debt The Democratic County Executive Com
held meeting to-day. There is rnnor that It
engaging the reform movement
DEMOCRATIC TROUBLES IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 12.-COnsiderable com
motion been caused the Democratic party here by
the resignation OF g. Gross Fry, candidate for City
Treasurer meeting OF tho various candidates
was held yesterday. at which 1t was deter
mined that all should resign and take measures
TO form new ticket. crowd OF outsiders, however,
attended the meeting and insisted on nominating a
ticket much Objectionable TO the party than the
present one and the meeting broke up the understand
ing being that OF the candidates should WltnuaH
unless ali did together To their surprise card appears
today from Mr.. Fry, Withdrawing. aud advising the
other candidates 10 do so. Another meeting OF
thus break up OF the ticket near the election Is be
evcd to be injurious TO the success OF the Democratic
party
in consequence of the celebration OF the
centennial anniversary OF Humbods birthday tomor.
row the primary meetings for the election Of delegates
to The Republican city Convention OF Newark has Deem
changed 10 wednesday