The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-17
1875. FHE EEK YORK World. uSl5.

N.3'os U pom asOlld victory won.
During the last twelve years its annual
message TO its readers and friend,
throughout the entire country has ap-
pealed to the imdomitable faith and hone
which have survived every disaster. TO
the courage which has renewed unon
the morrow of every defeat an unfincb.
ing light for the principles dear to every
Democratic heart and necessary to the
peace and prosperity of the Republic. AT
last great victory has been won: not in
a single State only but in majority of
States, the greatest and the least, North
South, East and West.
For under the guidance of a wise states.
manship and with.tncreasing unanimitv
the neV Democracy is rising to meet the
reatexigenciesin which areformed great
parties Learning of the old Democracy
the secret Of Its strength and its protrac-
ted sway, the new Democracy is making
sound economic issues against the much
more monstrous evils of our time.
These evils are three, the fountains of
all the rest
l. Inc Currency, public debt made
legal tender for private debts, failed pa
per OF increasing amount and fuctuating
value, not convertible with coin, displac.
ing the currency ofthe worlds commerce
cheating buyer or seller in every act of
exchange, delrauding our Farmers and
Planters of the due reward of their toll
2 The Tariff, contrived by protracted
by protacted monopolists to increase the
prices and force the sale Of their own
commodities, instead of raising the lar.
gest revenue for the Treasury with the
least burden to the people.
3. The Centralizing and usurping by
the Federal Administration of powers
distributed by the Constitution to the
States reserved by the people
Assaulting the Republican citadel at
one or another of these its three weakest
points, the onset of the Democracy has
been irresistible, And where the fac of
Hard Money, Free Trade and Home Rule
has been lifted highest it has been carried
farthest, as in the State of New York
where Grants majority of $4,000 in 1872
has been submerged under Democratic
majority of $4,000 in 1874.
Butthe Waterloo of Imperialism is still
to be fought and won. The Democratic
House cf Representatives of the 44tb
Congress- will be crippled by the veto of
a Republican Senate and Republican
President.
The Chief Magistracy, both Houses of
the 45th Congress, and the power to re.
store prosperity to forty -four millions of
ireemen, are the prizes of the elections of
1876.
Shall the revolution 60 on? The great
exigency call for a great party. To dis.
cerna people'sdeepest interests and needs
and to meet them with the resources ofa
competent and high craftsmanship is the
surest to obtain and theonly way to keep
the trust of a peoples power.
A career as long and illnstrious as that
in which the party led by Jefferson up-
the liberties of citizens and the union of
States with equal hands, awaits the rein.
juvinated Demvcracy if now as then ris.
ing in the height Of their great opportu-
nifty they shall assure to the Nation its
deliyerance from these fiscal barisms and
these imperial politics. To this hope and
triumph The World dedicates its utmost
energy and all its powers.
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we appeal for the means of success. We
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of usefulness. Will not $4,000 volunteer
Democrats out do the $4,000 Federal of.
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