Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1874-03-07

1874. THE WORLD. ,7s4
THE great Democratic victories in New York
l. Ohio, Maryland, and Virginia. the start
ling Republican defeats in Wisconsin. Kansas,
Iowa and Illinois, forshadow the election of a
Democratic President in 1876.
The secret of the triumph already won has
nnflinching fidelity to the principles of the
Democratic party. The WORLD has been
iatn to fs trust esd Mhen arn ans hearts talked
bore aloft the flag Of the historic, indomitable,
Democratic party. That flag, inscribed with the
legends Free Trade and Farmers Rights, Hard
Money and no Monopolies,-the Democrats of
Ohio and New York carried to glorious victory
subvertng Grant majorties of 81, 600 and 81 600.
a new career now opens before the Democra-
cy-more glorious and more beneficent than its
past career, identified though that be with the
founding of the republic, its expansion across
peace.
present triumphs, is still steadfast adherence
to the organization, unflinching fidelity to the
principles of the Democratic party-principles
never so needful as now to be applied through
out our National State and Municipal life, ito
stop corrupt and profiigate expenditure, to limit
and localize powers entrusted to the peoples
SeFNdnCS, llDerdt6 our industries from the tet-
ters of barbarous Tariff, our trade from the
fluctuations of an irredeemable paper Currency,
nd our agriculture from the double plundering
both. as well as to repair the widespread fl
ncial ruin wrought by the Fiscal policy of the
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and a rinr thn INN 1OrtQ mt To fhQa
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ciently for fol the diffusion of the principles of
his party, and their triumph at the ballot box
in '74 and '76, as by procuring new readers for
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