The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-22

TINES EDlTOhlAL. ....
at is, therefore, entirely safe TO estimate
that n concert of action exists between the
three French armies, whose result cannot
but be beneheial.P 10 f-t--- 81.
Will any one claim that these two,
the most powerful and influential OF
ali the Democratic journals, are alone
in the business? We take at random
from Democratic journals of less note
in different parts of the country, few
cumulative proofs of the disposition
of the party. We might Gil our col
umns for weeks with them, did we
deem it necessary. We omit,
in large measure, extracts from the
Cincinnati Enquirer and other jour-
nails familiar in this latitude. Their
course is too open and notorious to
need proof. We quote first from the
Albany Argus, the Democratic. GEN.
tral organ of New York State;
f"No matter what governmental
forms France may go through, heT
people enjoy the precious boon OF
equality of privileges. Every soldier
that now marches to the Rhine car
ries the baton Of Marshal in bis
knapsack. Promotion Is from the
ranks. On theOther hand, G drdgOOn-
ing driStOcrdcy, Of booted insoteHce,
dOmiReers the German States, and
makes the life of the common people
citizens and soldiers, alike ffItOleTd6te.
The motive of the war with Prussia
is to check the arrogance Of q pOtUeT
which, after absorbing the minor States
of Germany, threatens on one side
Holland and Denmark, and on the
other Austria, and which, If its scheme
be accomplished, IOOtId beStride En-
rope like q COlOSsuS.p ID
Taking a leap westward, to another
stratum, we find in the Indianapolis
Sentinel, central organ Of the Indiana
Democracy, no longer ago than last
Tuesday, the following, which is even
soFeaiag doU5l from the former tone
Of that journal:
Is it surprising then that the Ger
mans here and throughout the land
rejoice with triumph of German arms,
of German diplomacy, and the grand
results that the victory foreshadowsi
Americans look upon the contest from
a different standpoint.
Mr.. Hendricks, who had been
prominently put forward by Indiana
as a candidate for the Presidency,
made n speech in the Academy of
Music, on the 23d of July. He was
urged to compliment the German por-
ton of his audience by some aUnsiOn
to thecontest then opening, and he
replied contenptuous.y that t.he did
not understand aOith sufficient acclrqcs
the causes sobtcb had produced tht
,ear 6etweell France and Prussia "a
undertake their discussion"
Now let US try another stratum
Boston, Commercial BuIletin:
When men tell us the Prussir is the
liberal apostle of continental nations
we cannot forget that she is still a re
lentless tyrant over unhappy Poland
that she still insists on, coerelnl
Schleswig-HOlstein to obey her VIII
that she has throttled Hanover, anC
has greedily gFasped Frankforb Ham
burg and Nassau; that she stifl as
sumes to govern with arbitrary power
and the powers of her arms, not only
her own people who detest her, anC
whose liberty she has filched without
rhyme or reason. -l"'t. t-i-'i
One extract from the Cincinnati En-
quirer, to show that even under the
late appalling disasters to the Frencl
arms it remains true to the Frencl
cause, and does not pretend to be il
favor of both sides after the man
ner of the New York World. We
quote from the Enquirer of Monday
last, in reply to the Commercial
1t fell ont on Saturday night last
| that a number OF gentlemen of Ger
man extraetion-the representative
of a class of men who, about the yea
4 1913, made themselves very disagree
able by attempting TO overthrow tn,
j mOnarehiealg government Of Germany
\ and faiIirsto do so satisfac ctorily, has
tiIy eInigrSted to this country, and a
once abiured King craft-tOOE Il int
| their heads to .jOIlify OUeT q UictOT1
] achieved 6u q Teldcnic despOt OUeT an
other despOt of Gallo extraction. 4
other tOOrds, that moral CiriStiai
brotherhood, kHOI0R us Turner'S got ~
an inlpTonlptu celebration last SdtuT
day night OUer the PrlISsidIas' success
IN edDfariag a fs,g thousand FreIlcl
soldiers, a Sick Emperor, and a Je'
other trifes.
4 Now let US tarry moment neare
home. The Statesman has no idea
on this subject-Or any other. tn
Westbote of course favors fatherland
There remains the Crisis, the yer,
4 Democratic dyed-in-the-Csu
hair article Of political organry. w