, 1875-06-09

Tbs Democrats Of Ohio forced the sectarIan
and rrhool ifsne by their passage Of tho Geghnn
law npon The doma,,d Of tho CathoIics, and the
lsnrnbiitans B1narciy meet It. Tho respective
attitutles Of tho two tattses NAV ho lit unuro
sharply do!lnad there shnn olsoN hero, but thor
represent the Roaeral division. Albany journal.
Tho Ohio Democrats, II t!,ey afo wtHo IN their
genet ato will tsko no stock In the ct,cap-money
lo.osv Which has chrtivAted Homo Of their lead
ers in other ftnra, Fighting tho logic Of evonts
In not 40 harmless an amusement a. b8l't:ng tho
wlnd.,m! 'ls.-"hict healthy oxoro no once tn-
gagged tho attcnston Of m Ohio politician wlo
ncttIod in spatn.-Uica Observer.
Tho burlington CARTE. the boll.wotllor Of Tho
Opposition flock in Iowa. IL forced 10 admit that
"Tho Nopublicans Of Ohio. in uoninasng e1-
Qoy. r. q. Hayos for Governor, hays extriohsed
themBelvns with credit from very diHcourh0tnY
nlasa ut difficulties and otor tho tlelt nnetnbar-
Tasacd with focal DIVISIONS. aud Ia what may 10
termed good lighting trsn."
Thurlow Weed Ia announced IA having ytalted
the new Hasoulo romple in Now York during tue
recent exercises. and cordially congratulated
IosdipB members OF tho Order on tho s,locesa Of
their undertaking. This mast be an Interesting
item Of inteIiganoe for tha old Mssons Of R,cl,.
ester and Western New York. who remember
Weed IA ths Ansl-,laHonto leader hero forty yea:B
ago !--Rochester Union.
It Ia Hiso for Tammany Hall 10 approvo tho
conduct Of Coy. Tillcn, bnt NO doubt whethor
the Governor gains much from its approval
The difference hctweon mrro lir-servl,e snd
Acere. botlfe fidelity, MAS ncFer moro etrlkthR-
" 1strntod than it la bY tha secret political
society In fts altitude toward reform. IL Ia A.
Ways resdy to cry aloud for "roform "-when
tho Administration to be reformed ia not under
lta own control bur, to discover anythiog 1t tAa
ovef dono TO secure Eetnrn. we must turn to its
records Of 1t least half contury ago.--hetc
1'ork Eooatn9 Post.
No suggest that thore b plsla1e'phtn Con-
yention, that BAorlnkn aud tie other fighting
1ouefafa OF tho prosent VA. may meot and DO
recondlled. Nothing could bo finer than tho
spettAoic of tue leading Generals entering tho
Convention arm in arm. aud s!lcddng teats Of
forgiveness, foFEetfHanceH,. and lose. lienry
OF Tho gathering, and NO don't bsloye he wou!l
apologize for Il aftorwatd, either. Lot tho
Northern Generals shats handa across tlle
lloody ohhsm. And lot Sherman wftte an addi-
tiou to his book IN which he pha!! cleoEtnly
conoodo that every General wan ll.e 6rsatest
General ot tho War.-Rochesier Democrat.
AZ before insimAted, no should haYo been
glad II the Ohio Republicans iu touching tho
ananc!a! question, had declared positively aud
uneq,tsooally FOR hard naouoy, leaving no room
for doubt. and no chance to mistake thelr msau-
lug upon Ho important 4 question. There's :
Certain softness of manner, sud kind OF glugerlY
handling OF tue matter, IN tho talk about "nitl-
coin spd paper dollar,'' which we confess wo d
not like. It lacks the rug1ed forco and down.
right aarnestuesa which Hs should look for III an
lonest 1nan who meant 10 .ork hard, and prhc'
utimssoly" is IN extremely bad word to bo
usod III suoh \ relation, and the phrass, with
out UNNECESSARY ahooV to business OF trade"
which II put iu ~ tho condition OF bringing to-
gei.er tho coin Anl panot dollar, does not
Strengthen tho resolution, but rather al,oHs tho
tia.ldltJ OF tho noye1s.-4heto York Tribune.