Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-09-13

II tAOIo u Ouo lu1nS mOT6 imam announcer
which 8 modern Democrat has for e
affected to supremacy detest and despise,
that particular thing is coalition, or, as
they have uniformly termed ii, " mon
grelism." But what do we see now, in
the year Of grace 1871? Everywhere the
spinal column Of Democracy, whose rig
idity and perpendiculRrity was the pride
OF each and every one OF them, shows
signs Of the rsvsges Of time and dis
ease, has grown riekety, crooked and
bumped, and is much out Of joint gen.
orally. Now they are insanely eager to
frsternize with sore or disaffected Repub-
hcans, If by so DOUG they can get q
chance at some Of the places of public
trust. In this Senatorial district they
met st Niles, on Monday last, but failed
TO find any one in their party suitable
for target exercises, so they econ
mended the Democrats Of Trumbull
and Mahoning counties to vote for David
Owens, of Liberty, the labor Reform"
candidate, a man who has hitherto acted
with the Republicans, and who, doubt
less, yet claims to be one on all ques-
tons of national politics. This dodge is
resorted to to wheedle the coal miners,
most Of whom are Republicans, into
aIiliating with their old political enc
mics, the Democrats, the party which
has always held to the position that capt.
tai should ownlabor; or at least that the
capitalist, IL white, should own the body
Of the poor Iaborer, If his skin happened
to be q few shades darker than his own.
If there was yer a party under the sun
that strove successfully TO render the
labor Of mems hands honorable and free,
it has been the Republican party. And
it is stin willing and DESTROYS to pro-
tect American labor and home industry.
whether in the mine, the furnace, the
workshop oil the factory. Lsboring men
should hesitate long before selling out
nothing better than the empty prom
ises Of free trade demagogues. But we
do not now desire to enlarge on this
point Not only in this Senatorial dis
trict, but in Cuyahoga county, also, the
poor Democracy have ~mongrelism bad.
There they go in all over, and take the
few Republican soreheads into their
emt=ace most affeetionately. The last
thing Matched out in the mongrel line is
the following ticket, put into the field,
in Cleveland, on Saturday last:
FOR STATE SENATOR'S,
RUFUS P. RANNEY, OF Cleveland,
Dr.. E. D. BURTON, Of East Cleveland.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.
JAMES n. HoYT, Cleveland,
Il. II. CHAPLIN,
s. b SHELDON,
GEORGE F. MARSHAL, Roekport,
]. ROTHWEILER. Berea.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
WILLIAM HART, Cleveland.
The Leader says: An analysis OF the
ticket shows that the conspirators have
undertaken to perform the difficult task
If carrying water on n shoulder and
on the other. For the purpose
If wheeling the anticipates into
supporting this ticket, pains were taken
o place on it a prominent member Of
zach Of five different religious denomi-
thus giving it an air OF moral
md religions responsibility. These gen.
lemen are II. NJ. Chaplin, Unitarian, Dr..
Burton, Congregationslist, S. II. Shell
ION, Presbyterian, Rev. J. n. Hoyt,
and j. Rothweiller, Methodist.
The character and standing of these gen.
lemen render it certain that they will
Tote against the repeal of the Sunday
avs and the modification Of the Tenn
law. These names, the Ring
calculates, will draw the anti-Repealers
o the support of the ticket. For the
purpose OF ensuring the support of the
7hiskyites, the names Of Judge Rufus
?. Rsnney and George +. Msrshal-gen-
who will undoubtedly favor the
,epeal or modification of the Temper
law-were put On the ticket. Thus
he most mongsel Of mongrel tickets is
resented to the Republicans for their
Import by q Ring of intolerant Copper
reads Of the most pronounced type, who
Of having voted for Vallandigham
When that traitor was trying his best to
ecure the success Of the Democratic re-
The idea that such good Repub-
.icans-loyal men as they have shown
to be during the rebellion
hould consent 10 go into partnership
With such Co~pperheads and rebel sympa-
hizers as Judge Ranney and George F.
Iarshsl, seems 50 preposterous, that we
IL the truth was known, it would
le found that most of these Republican
were put on the ticket without
be knowledge and consent of their own
is. Mr.. Hoyt has not been consulted,
Dr. be is absent in Europe, and from
we know Of that gentleman, and
nd what his most intimate friend says,
e will decline to run.