The New York herald., 1869-09-20
HERALD MONDAY 90 SHEET

sufrage II is asserted belongs alone 10 che State,
and the enforcement Of the famous fifteenth amend
federal constitution. There is considerable talk
abont the usurpations OF the party IN power mtary
aespotisms shooting o. czens ~ n tne
matters OF like character All told The platform Is
wen put together, and furnishes abunaant texts for
! political homles OF damaging character-not
against the trainers OF course, but against The st0d
and well formed RANKS OF the powers that be. The
democracy, In falling to have General Rosecrans as
dIsorganzed, but they are now united and
leans s assert that the lengthy and caustic snac
letter OF General Rosecrans giving his reasons why
he could not accept the nomination and instructing
the unterrined ON some very important points, viii
be to them worth 1000 votes. The democrats, how
s ns IN ~
party think that the deciination was good thing
for the party. In the republican platform the pay
ment OF the national debt the payment of the bonds
in gold ana the passage or the fifteenth amendment
guaranteeing universal suffrage the chief corner
stones on which they build their faith.
AS Is usual In political contests there ts consider
able bitterness and acrimony manifested. such
squeched, the 'lies OF Governor Hayes and the
various radical sneets" grace the democratic die
itor or the crisis as stupid head whom twere base
nattery to call en- ass and "thls they add s not
Se o wien
rivers OF gall and bitterness. The quotations from
both parties are OF the midest and most soothing
style, as we would not infct upon the readers OF
The HERALD the genuine out tand-out classic and
model specimens. It Is to be regretted that In our
public journals viii not discuss the grand ana
sublime question OF free government IN O manner
more calm, dlspassionate and forbearng. 1t would
that the people OF ohio are in this respect in
advance Of their public men and partisan Journals.
Will sit down and discuss with more calmness and
dignity the great questions at Issue than win any
stump s speakers ana party eaa.ols M Instead OF pub
are IN advance and lead them The day has gone by
wnen personal abuse and vitnperaton win be looked
nv m a Vvoll plon min
citizen The principles OF our government and the
honor OF our citizens are too sacred to DE treated
with rlbaidry and foul Jesting.
Democrats Fav0riug Reform or Coalition
Tickets.
From the Columbus lOhlo Statesman central demo.
cratic organl Sept. is.
The great question which has agitated the news
paper press OF Cincinnati Tor weeks past-the forma-
lon OF ticket opposed TO the one nominated by the
radlcals-has been settled. The Commercial the |
Gazette. the Chronicle and the Times have all been
terribly excited over 1t, and now their fears are
realized. large and influential number OF repub-
icans, anxious Tor reform in the county offices and
for better men than that county has been in the habit
democracy and the following ticket has been
agreed upon.
For the senate- Rober. Buchanan, Michael Cooper
sF h bs,e H. George nm
Dodds, T. j. Aadsrman, k Love T.eassssr a.
Mayer Flcea,e JadseSaeorge Aoeasr: oisrs Of the
Jacob Animan. County Commissioner Golmes Di.
The two candidates FIRST named on the ticket for !
Senator, and the five candidates first named for Re-
presentatWes, the candidate for treasurer and for
County SurveYo are the nominees or the reform re-
pnbcans; the remainder Of the ticket the nomi-
nees OF the democracy. Success to the teAet and
the reform 1t lnauSurates.
From the Delaware (ohio, Herald (denocraticl
Sept. iG.l
There Is rather remarkable feature In the poll
tics Of She day. We allUde to the tendency wn!ca
exhibits the whole country for splits IA parties
As, Tor example In our nelghbors in the counties OF
Marion Wood, Franklin and Hamilton. 1t IS by no |
means an unhealthy feature In communicates; on |
tue contrary it Is evidence OF higher, much higher
degree OF moral excellence than the blind endorse.
triumph OF principle over politics.
From the Cincinnati Gazette republican, Sept. 1871
From the general expression. we Judge that the
number OF republicans who viii be induced TO vote |
for democratic Candidates for most Of the olces in
order to nave the privilege OF voting for republicans
the democrats have put ON their ticket ana that
stick. They viii get as many republican votes as
Should hey Get any nSea WGaS no Sg
split ticket was tnat the democrats alone had no
Chance TO elect But why should the republicans who |
can elect ALL vote for democrats for half the oicesf
We know OF no republicans that going to do ex.
hbation on The democratic ticket; nor have We any
Idea that any are SO simple as TO divide the republ.
publican candidates ON the democratic ticket, in
order to let the democratic candidates Tor the Legis
iature slip in.
ltfcn the ClEciDllati COnfnercal tmO0erate repub.
Iican, Scot. 49, |
The old line democrats or the county ore not en- |
thusiastfc over the work OF tine fusion convention
The amount Of private cursing is fearful. They |
complain that the more important Offices aud the
"fattest takes" TO employ o printers phrase, |
have been given to the republicans, while the bulk |
Of the voting for the ticket will have to be done by
The democrats IL seems to them rather q severe |
oke that when there is prospect Of success afars
should have been so arranged that the republicans |
WILL in any event. have the best Of wha. Is going.
They are exasperated, too by the manner OF doing |
Tins business. Had the names OF republican cand |
tatea been submitted in the usual form and sub. |
eced to the chances Of the ballot they would have
abided the result and felt bound to stand BY the |
decision OF the convention. That would have been |
lair and honest, and that what they ex pected OF
men who plead their intense anyiety for reform as
Justification OF their refusal to support the regular
republican ticket.
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