, 1873-09-13
PARTY D!SLOYALTY,
tho Ctoyclnnd4 Ohio, Republican Dis-
nffoctlon.-A Republican, Organ Me-
1usca to support tho lkc0ulur Rcput,-
IicHrs N0xSsRr.nnu

Tho Cfcyclnnl4 Ohio, Republican Dis-
nf2ection--A Republican Organ tKe.
fuaca to support tho lRc9ulnr Rcput-
1icnn NonatnooH.
rou ~ Fron. @ ths M cle;ttand r. Leader, Sept: II:
County, County. Convention Inns boon 3 DIS
graeo to tho Republican party. Tho Convention
Of Saturday lass waa only flt to bo rankod With
tho t1, hoSlng conventions which occurred during
ings Of tho Convention were marked by : rovdy-
tsh and intolerant bpsrit. This was shown By n
n,lrnbor OF tho roughs, who managed by pnoking
tho primarios, Through tho lid Of seorot
eSs oeeod nSa ss sSS;fe sssse TO wssa ss taseySs M W
son. Prosidont OF tho Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Enginoors, Il delegate from tho
Sixth Ward, d quiet aud catimable gontieman,
attempted to make npeech, that, too. In strict
1essn1s 1eshs sa at s e's sess
yolls and cries Of ''rut him out" "shus your
jaws," "Kiok him down stairs," otc. The only
reason for this outrage wag because Mr. Wilson,
knowing as he did nIrt Fohrenbatoh's record,
2ssa is hi not aaa iii Sos 6 Soana bs
action Of convention conducted In this manner,
and nll future mohooratio politicians may aa
vol understand nor. and for all time to
como that thoy mood not rely upon this
|Ssyna |Ssy may to saesP sGaeP'Ft though sas ssss
submission to party Or our fear Of boiling a
"rogularly ticket" When convon-
tion, composed Of fairly. .elccted delegates, nom-
nateB, in i decent and orderly manner q ticket
composed Of good mon, thcn tho Leader will DO
that ticket. But whom d ticket Ia forced through,
OF partially 10, In q Tiotous and 1isordarly man.
ner, and ao1no lazy dead"beat, or a man who
represents tho saloon interest, or othor unfit
mon aro nominated, tho Leader Is not bound by
tho action Of Huch convention,
Among tho candidates nominated for Repro
eontativos by this riotouH ring-paeked ConYen-
tt0n, Ia DIR. John Fohrenbatch, a professional
domagogicsl champion Of '''lnbor reiorm,"- !,
Tho Leader hereby declines to support b1r.
Fohranhatch, mud advises that good and intol-
lgent hard-working man bo put up in his place.
Tho shme Convention mado another nnfor-
tunato stop in tho nomination Of nIr. Charles
Babcock for Representative. His record in tho
tho yloHs Of tho Republicans Of Cuyahoga
County. In tho first place, lie voted several
timea against tho reBol'ltien condemning tho
back-pny aalary ateal. In so doing he has en-
position on that question, aud thoroughly mig
represented the 6ontilnenta Of tho party.
Moreover, Afr. DAbcoch is opposed to tho
Adair law, and thus shows TINT he considers tho
saloon-koeping portion OF tho community Of far
moro Importance than MI tho rest combined, and
TINT he considers himsolf Hont to represent
them, instead Of tho responsibility and law mud
order portion Of our people.
Tho course and convictions Of tho Leader have
boon such On tho saloon question that 1t cannot
consistently support Mr.. Dabcook, and no shero-
fore formally repudiato his nomiuation.
AB matters now stand, only q small minority
Of tho Republicans will vote for either Fenrcli-
batch or Babcock. We hayo met hnrdly single
Republican ulnce tho Convention but declared
that ho will repudiato both Of those candidates.
II, with tho facts before thorn, tho people
choose TO o1oct aud sond them to Column
bus, the Leader leelines to share with them tho
responsibility. A littlo Independence and do
termination on tho part Of tile people will give
oyr local politicians valuable losson+ 30 long
as it is understood TINT rogular nomination
necessarily secures o candidate tho full support
81 TIE party 80 Long rnga and demagogues Ml
insueB Of local politics in thoir pockets.