The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-10-21

party tuoys 3ko UoUel1 tlst VIC 0SkN
money wing shall not rule it, " They
pour out maledictions, loud and deep,
upon the Democrats ofthe east, whom
they charge with having contributed
to the defeat Of Allen. and they will
leave unused no means to prevent the
nomination, for, President, q any man
i. their party, who has been promii.
nent as an exponent Of anti-inAation
principles. From present indications
there i no prospect Of nciliation
between the two wings, and the party
seems destined to enter upon the CON.
test next year split inte ~ parts upon
thisiaspe Of the currency. The Cincin.
,cinah Esq,s;rer, the roo niaed organ
Of the, fag-money. Demo r,cy, thus
Expresses IL wrath and forecasts the
hostile ? purposes ,! IF t1he wing Of The
party which it represents !: q
We are Disappointed, but " are not dis
courseed.! The delIat 81 yesterday YIN:
have, much to do with .ahapinR the future Of
the party. The men Who sex 70 tdrax the
Organisation upon tic platform Of tie Re.
publican party will taka 6esh Aope. They
will now proclaim their intentioo to mould
the party u the uses of tho bankers and
the bondhoidu in, 1876. 10 They may POI
Gbly steal the party machinery, but they
never can steal The 'vo,tess st The masses.!A-
The Eastern gentlemenwhocl themsetvs6
Democratsy and who deserted the Democrae
| q of Ohio in their great struggle, will not
be foreotten.F They have built up IN &C.
count which will be, nsettled In good
time The ticket IN New York, made .by
aiunta of. iWat street bankers, upon . Ma
msconiSoussiyy Hiefsd OF 81 the 'D,mccrscI Of
PENNEY vsnia;a If Ohio, md The entire
south and South- 1estolNo oonaideea&iou
lcould induce them to touch Il. The men
In: New York calling themselves DEM
ocrats. who have oIerted their influence to
beat Willlam Allen and the Democratic
ticket ii Ohio, are the worst enemies of our
organization. They have dug : pit -
tween them and the DemecraticpaEty Of this
impossible As tbat'which separates Divss
of their leaders to hate and execrate them
and to pray for their defeat. The: De1noe-
racy of the United States haye an account
to settle with them, Gentlemen from q
distance have discharged their poisoned
Arrows into the canvass in. Ohio. Since
they have drawn the sword We have thrown
Il -
falsely assume to. represent the Democracy
kindled in their rear. ~"
Again, in a subsequent number, it
says: '''@''@''' -. - r-- ~
y If:there are those Who felicitate them.
selves in that the greenback flag will now
be ,furled and lowered and struck at the
dictation Of Wall street; they win be sadly
disappointed. On the contrary, it will be
still higher. advanced. The naughty co.
horts of Mammon will be made To- bite the
dust. Tho people will press them TO- the
wall By. their reeistlese tread. The result Of
The electlon has drawn the line strongly
and DISTINCTLY between the eastern moneyed
oligarchy and the western tax-payers. Be
tween them IL An eternal hostility that can
not be .ppeased until the former is De.
froyed. zsj,i, sas i; ;~A I j.: r.
The Charleston Is. o. Nsses and
Courier is in a no less belligerent tenn
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The Democracy Of the South and West
must be pusil Unanimous indeed. if they sub.
NIT any longer to the insolent and unscru'
pulous dictation Of the New York Democ-
racy. What they have done with refer.
ence to the currency question they. ARE u
| likely to do unto any other question tina,
effects their pride or balks their ambition
In the National Convention next year the
lead must be taken from them-whethe1
they like it or not, whether they 60 Or re
| main -: =. = - es...., a |
The Richmond (va.) Rhigs says
=: The result in Ohio may encourage til,
money kings for moment, but it Will no
defeat the Democratic party - the party o
the people inEthe Presidential election. .s.x
This is 4 Kilkenny-cAt fight ii
which it will be found that the green
back fag'' Autters at the end Of tn
shortest tail and the one that, will b,
the first to disappear. The ragsmon
.ey,men*will be beaten but what vii
be the condition Of the Democratic
partyi ~<iE.:::'. ,.ya:q 81, -. =, ...,