The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-10-28
"Thc Fight VIII Go on

The Cincinnati Enquirer gives com
fort as follows to the contract'oh'''S
who solncc themselves by thinking
that the election in Ohio was the death
knclI Of imitation ":
"Is it lkcly that the Democracy,
who have Just polIed 81, 900 more votes
than any successful Governor cver re-
cciycd, will feel discouraged because,
instead Of the old majority Of from
10000 to 10000 which used TO be cast
against them, they h%ave--ovcr and
above two thousand National Banks Of
the United States and the Money Pow
or, over the introduction Of false is.
sues which cost them thousands OF
votes, over all sorts Of frauds and for
gcries, reduced it to less than 5000,
We say TO the organs Of The National
bankers Of the United States, to the
bondhOldGrs and gold gamblers on
both sides Of the Atlantic, that the
people in their fight against their OPP
prcs5ors have enlisted Tor the war, let
it last AS long as it may, We have not
a doubt Of the ultimate result any more
than the early Abolitionists did Of the
deceasc Of human slavery. We shall
pull down the monetary idol OF wall
street. We will bury beneath the pub.
lie execration the political financial
system which, for q dozen years, has
been nothing more nor less than legal
lied robbery, and the reputation OF
every engagement which should DC
held sacred by nations az well AS indI
viduals. Revolutions never 90 back
ward. That which is d%crislvcly caIlco
by its opponents n 'rag-baby' IS o
flesh and blood, TO it belongs the fu-
lurc. 1t Is bound to see the death o
the monster against which il is con
tending the monster that has its fang
upon the industry Of the country ant
whose contraction and compression o
its folds have been crushing enterprise
like a wise. There is no emotion eA
cited among those who stood on the
Democratic Platform Of Ohio at the
late election which in the least rcscm
hlcs encouragement. 1t has only in
tcnsilicd their hate and disgust Of the
m%oncycd oligarchy--only given then
additional reasons why its reign SHOULD
be speedily ended. A victory won by
lies, won by imposture, by base ap
pcals to human passions and to vile
prcjudiccs, AS the Republican battle
was won, cannot but be temporary. a
pyramid built upon shifting sand il
bound to topple down and bury al
beneath it's ruins. The towering Hayes
fabric has been erected upon the shad-
ow OF the Pope, and we can not have {
substance on such a basis. In tho
midst Of an apparent check, we, in tho
name of those who have supplied il
with clarion notes proclaim our conf
denco in the certainty of ultimate
triumph We have the sympathies OF
the Grange, the furnace and the iacto
nv. Wherever they largely existed
there was a gain for VIM Allen, Over
all the broad prairies of the West and
the plantations Of the South there
comes, and is coming, responsive eli
enlargement to the opponents of the
Money Power in Ohio. Those who
tell us that what they term the "ral
baby is dead, hut three years since
said the same thing Of the Democratic
organization, which Is now in the as
~ccndancy in nearly two thirds Of the
Union, and has II majority Of nearly
two to one in the Congress of The
United States"