New-York tribune., 1873-08-01
COMMENTS ON THE NEW PARTY IN OHIO
TIE "sQUrmuyG FICTION" TO BE CRUSHED INTO
HE Dilkl.
From Th, ke,r- York World (Den.)

TIE sQUIRsuNG FICTION" TO BE CRUSHED INTO
From Ths kor- York H0rh (Dem.l
Senator Thurman and the Democrats OF
the good fortune by priority of conventions in that
State be the first Of the indomable old party 70 put
party talk the Liberal party talk, the coalition talk and
10 grind that interesting but hydra-headed ana 100
straight Democratic Tickets, Free Trade, and Farmers
Rights.
TIE TRADING POLITICIANS LIFT OFT n TIE TIE COLD
From Tie CiaeaHIa Commercial IND Rpl
A chapter of political history OF Importance
10 the nation was made at Columbus yesterday. Free
and fnl expression was given the profound public
son and third party was, in good faith, put in tho
n1s Character platform containing great deal that
was excellent adopted and ticket that s strong
was nominated. No negotiations were carried on the
trading politicians were left nut IN tue cold.
AN UNEXCEPTrONABLE PLATFORM.
From ss> Ne,r- York Evening Post tRspJ
The candidates belong about equally TO the
late Democratic and Liberal parties, and would Tor
aught know, make very good officers II hey could 90
elected The Convention ala that easiest OF all tnlng 20
resolutions worth we have abundant evidence anu
in reading these we remember tnat some OF tne en zen
who framed them were among those VINO eneaeu w, we
country In May, 1872 at Cincinnati out OF as pure p0
ical movement as was ever started TIE sales at Gin
cinnati and Baltimore last year nave put hOueS' men
who have convictions ypon their guard
A sHoRT-LvED, NOISY. KICKING INFANT.
Prom The Hes-F Commercial AdceTtisr tRepl
The babe is thus far noisy, kicking infant,
and is not likely TO be long-lived The noninatons OF
the Convention rstclass samples OF medlocry and
swered The resolutions In the usual vein OF these
refOrmers They oppose duties on imports except TOT
revenue only, and denOunce mere Protection In good
set terms-a little circumstance which induces THE
TRIBUNE here to rown upon the New Departure ana TO
nrediet disaster The resolutions do not commit the
party 10 the Farmers Movement, and there are the
usual patitudes interference on the part
OF the Government, corruption, &c, %c'
HABIT MAY AGAIN PROVE STRONG IN DEATH.
From The Neo' YORK HsrHd th'l
The Ohio Liberal Convention yesterday nOmi-
m.mocrats get the Governor and tue Liberals the
Lieutenant Governor and Attorney Gehetal me G can,
onually The Platform is a very long document which
6as no peculiar significance. II only remains for
,he h het and poIiiicaI issues Of Mr. roesbecks
partv are made. The trouble is, however, that the
nIafiorms and tickets for themselves that they may
do these things again this yeaT
DECLARATIONS THAT WILL Nor RETURN VOID.
OF the merits of the ticket as a piece OF
political manufacture We cannot speak WIN any degree
~ confidence But these men who went To Columbus
the grt and grace 10 live up TO their radical utter
auces the right Of private Judgment III pontca mat
ters 10 is Of minor consequence what becomes or the
ticket. The platform, both as piece OF poht-
ical composition ana as pr;ctl,al may Ds
safely left to speak % for e S Even ys very ~ ye Ssra on the
iar question: bat the declarations CONCERNING the ef
feteness OF existing parties, their recent sins or
egslaton the high and holy duty of boiling the
and abuses Of government, 8c nave tue roo1 OF inc
matter IN them, ana Will not return NOIu'
A PLATFORM FOR DEMOCRATS AND THINKING
PEOPLE.
From TIE Nec York Essnag EIpress lDem)
The nominations and platform just adopted
AT Columbus with marked unannity, eau Tor the ridi-
ul Of the Admin. organs, ne they would have
done had any other platform Deen made or ticket nomi
mated. IL not the custom OF these people 10 judge OF
actions conclusions either by their merits or nten
fious They prefer rdicule abuse, as may best suit
M times and the temper Of those who indulge In criti.
cisrn or attack such assaults cannot be- with ntolii
gent people, worth the paper on Whicn they are
sritten The platf1rn fyaAs for itself ia eleven
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