Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1874-01-31
THE WORLD. :, iYs4 ;,.,.''
1874.

YTNHE eat Democratic victories In Now YORK
i Ohio, Maryland, and Virginia. the start
ling Republican defeats In Misconsin. Kansas,
a Democratic President in 1873,
been steadfast adherence to the organization.
nnf1inching fidelity to the principles OF the
sthfS to It's tnas When faint hearts talked
spoiled 1n;s Psrty dsSa nSw
Democratic craft ' ps,tS Tbat tag Inscribed with tns
legen Free Trade and Farmers Rights, Hard
Money and no Monopolies,-the Democrats Of ?
subverting Grant msjorities of 81 100 and s., ,o6.
new career now opens before the Democra-
past career, identified though that -sse with the
founding of the republic, Its expansion across
the continent its hslfcentury Of prosperity and
The open secret of the future, as OF its past aud
present triumphs, is still 2 stesdfast adherence
principles OF the Democratic party-princfples
never so aaeedful as now 70 be applied thnoash-s
heal the wounds and decentralization Of WAT. %
stop CORRUPT and proniEate expensiit9rs to Ai2it
servants to liberate our Industries from the Set-
ters of barParous Tariff, our trade rom the
nd % our asriSuiture e. M % rom The @ double piSndernH
neial ruin Vi Wrought By the Fiscal policy Of the
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