Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-01-02
THE
Cincin'a ati Gazette
A PAPER OF ESTABLISHED RIPU.
TATION,
ADAPTED TO THE
FlaESIDE, FARMER, MECHANIC, MGR
CHANT, MANUFACTURER, PROBES.
sioNAL MAN, AND BANKER.

The coming year promises to be an eventfn
one in Poliiies. Leading questions are TO be
met aud decided. and above all |. is to be deter
mined whether the Republican party shall be
Purgcd Of all It's Objectionable features and re-
tanned In pnwcr, or whether the Gov ernmcnt
shalt oe suffered to fall into the hands o; tue
old Democratic organization. The new party
movement which brought nut Hon ACE uRsELY
for the Presidency in 1879 aud showed itself
fcebly in Ohio and New York in 1873 has
failed utterly. II has assisted in restoring to
lie the Democratic party, but It is entirely out
OF the Held OF p"iiiics. aud there but two or
Rnuizatiuns before the country Republican and
Democratic. 10 view ofibis fact the GAZETTE
holds:
l. That the restoratinn Of the Democratic
party to power would be a national calamity.
II Is the same now that II was 10 1850 when lie
Missouri Compromise was repealed and th, fu-
giliye slave law adopted the same as |, was in
1900, when the great rebellion was organised;
the same as Il was from 1860 To 1856 wheu, u 8 a
party II sympathized with the rebels. The re-
suits of the war have not been accepted By il In
good faith. IL owes debt To its Southern
friends, which " paid would entail a heavy bur.
den upon the nation. II would pay Tor the
elnanciPAted slaves, and assume part Of the ex-
renses iucursd by the S"ulh IN its effurls to
destroy the Gnyernmeat. II is essentially cor
rupt party. Wherever it has power Il sauan-
,raiiop ,f n,moor.,;o 80 ~ ns us 81 W,
lions were stolen by Democratic officials and
until recently not one Of these thieves had been
punished
TIL. a G,zsrrv h,iJ. ,h., L. an A..
Reoublican u.r,v L.. .rrsd !, sL.,,,id 10
Cotm.J in ,rJ.r III, n m,vh ~ ,'',s,h - H.
0rsal 0i..ion. I, /. ,I,s n.s,v ~ ~ 80
II Is IN. marty of fr,.Iom i, IL ,,r".rs.'ir.
IL 10 not tied to the past nnr the present, but
learning as 1t prnRressss, il ia capabis Of o1.sp-
inp the futur. ,r,,,nin,y Nh.,svsr ,h. s,.,i,n
has ouIliyei. and taxing hnId of sysrv ms.s.
ure of reform which eEne,i.nca NAV b.rs ds.
tunnstratrd aa inst and In IN, H.. ;f nroors.s,
To this end every dead weight ,n,,., h. ,,,nnnad
To land grant inbs y.;Irosd n,on,,,oI;.. ~
grabs, and vxtravsgant appronr;,,i,n, ,h.r.
,nns, lie a .,nn I'D I,nnhI;rin. h.'..' -
have done nr tLe psr,v and ,hs conr,ry ,y W. W.
have connected themselves with schemrs alan.
kiye to an bone,t nubIic nu., IN. ,r,I.,,,d - H.
rear No man ia deserving or n no i,;,,n /, liz
Republican party who does not .,,nJ al, -,
supiciuu, or who uses pnsitinn of ,acr.d ,r,st n
advance private interests The Republi.anin.r,x
cannot stand uuless il ands the rssnrct nnd
confidence of the propIe. In orJsr liar i, ~
-. ho,h !, .ho,fJ 4. ,t.,'"'p sna. : ! may
tn ,bat snI ,hs n ,yRrrr will d.o, ~, ~, ~
G,,t. s.v;ng n 81. ~, ;,n,.a., s oss' s 81
,;nuing In n,rsr ,hs err., n.r,S ,"L;,,' hs
ma ma ssroDd IA nnna Ia 1hn - o.. oF
hi.tnrr r-H 's'"
Ths r,rre,. p,ox.r,.n, Z. to, -
.nd II h,. o,r :, rnn.thr nj Iii -. o"s'
nor, Wa do no, r.c,,gni,s !, .,;,'aP
n.rtv I, a.. mn, oI H., % 49, :. -
principles which We d,.ir. IA .ss sn.raf.d 80,
RsDublicsn ni.,I,r,r. and !, ;nci,d'.S ,.e. '.''o
=, L;ch 90. IL m i,h,r q, - .r,;',J 80 i
R.nnhI;c.n n..,- ~ ''e
Ths n,,;,'1 .re... ,.o,. ;.,
Tbi. ia ooe ~ N. 80, III. t ,n
ma M, h. ,un,r.sssd -, ,,,,iiSi,.
a, far az nrsct;c. HE ,s,;.l,,inn .ho,id ~ AZ;
roc,.d -, 49, ~. a; ~; s"ou'u ne az
This end i. .,,sin,hia ,hrnnmh ,,'. R,i; u.,nNs'
marty and ws ell ,,,o,, ,.,n.r,.. = '.
throw their inansnc, In III J;rsc,i,. - ~
tb,n fri,,er i, aw.y ,h.n,nh s.n,rs,. ,;,;
oruanirstion. ''""o~'
go caIl.d o,o.,. or ,,,h,;o ,,;,; a.. l.
,erted the RrnnbIic,n -. ~ ,s73 "a Sat 49,
the opnositinn are Ja,gsrnr. ID. -
be ayniJeJ n,, ,ntInrsS 80 "e "
that the faction th,t con,rolIsJ ,he C,n',;,'n.,;
convention in 1879. and no,v makes ,Ia L,'d'N,
profrssinns of Honesty !. mada nn n,,;r,. ~
men who LrougL, dis,,.,co r. A. W n',.,: n'a,uy "
parts and HAVING Io.1 s,s,t;,a - ~ -;
bad ia uiIs, are now seeking place tn some
n ,rty that will recognize thrm a.I.,d..s
6. The huancia ouestion ia on,, of paramoun,
Importance. Extremes are TO be avoided
Specie payments are in the future. Cou,rac.
tion. at present, would be Disastrous. Expan-
sion wonId also be destructive: The "let alone"
p"iiey ~ the best one. The National bank act