The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-17
The Campaign Ohio.

Z The y. \. sun,
II the abuse of patronage, the EN-
/ plovment of money, effective organlZa-
ton and desperate effort were sufficient
in themselves to carry Ohio for the Re
publiraus, they might count upon certain
victory in October. They will have all
these advantages, and supperadded to
them the material aid which comes from
an open support of their ticket by the
! Administrator.
The President has become rcconciled
TO the resolution of the Republican
Convrntian. which mildly commended
The observance Of Washington exam
pic in retiring Mt the close OF the second
! Presidential trrm," and in the same
breath declared Grant entitled to the
gratitude OF his countrymcn, ms Il
capable and judiclou> statesman
Whatever degree Of bitterness
NAV Gxs. III tie one wa
was well Sugarcd in the other, So that
no bad taste was left in the mouth of
our Long Branch President. Besides
/ this. not dcprccatory word was utter
ed in regard 10 the third term Grant
has been assured, too. 10y Delano
and other Christian statesmen who run
! the machine in Ohio that the resolution
I that most concerned him was intended
to relieve the party of n veXallous issue
gotten up by their opponents, and was IN
fact ~ good enough Morgan til! alter the
! election
These explanations being satisfactory,
II general order was issued Tor the oiice-
holders to fall into line, and the kepne'
lican Executive Committee ut Washing
ton sent out their circulars through .lost-
master hdm"ndS, le'ihS them PLAINLY,
We hope you may be willing to send
to the committee 500 twenty dollars,
10 be at their disposal by the l4th day
otthc coming (July) month Otcourse
this demand will be obeyed, although
il is III the teeth OF an executive order
made 10y the President, and similar
declaration TO congress III L"r'i'a'
message / ne contradiction WIN no'
sHr't 'n' lorceu "rS','',,''t - nm; ny
ana larse sIi'' y, I'm ",o" y, wi,
ed some ol "n't" win SUI" ~ PNN ''.',
hanHN III "n>"tl'-'Un WI '',o wa! :"
ohI" th"t il,aNe II ous'l n;,.; ~ '"" Thn
Shar" u! ~, - t', ,'' .,',,,,no. ,b.
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Mh''" = :" =" Nv w.. ro'iIan, on,n,,i,teo
it"'l' ''' -. 'F''''' - ,,.;,L ID p Cn,ro,
o' NV ''' Sa -'..,, y Dni,no anI CON-
NT''''"'' y, H., D., a. ,,;vo
''"c'"'' =: NV ,t', ",.n',io7n,s
mora ,TS w., ~ tho o rpai onc.tio, than
,,,,,,lo or obi, which over.
pr'orc 'n' pop - "' 'ho,T Cran,isn,
sH""oMS az ~ a.nrn,;o, o~,roro1
Will" ''' '',''' No. l,.,t';.,;",, afao,s
game I"oo'.,'s G imao '' ha 5,nrnveJ
ana u,,'t,,,',' ~ Lo ro;nrtoJ nnd con.
ANY, St ", TLa pn,ntIi."ns bnyn declared
ue'I,u =, ;,, ~ - CnnnraI Grant r.
t'i' ~. t',I s,,'.oa-. M, have
DC " "i'''''S ,'.,''. i.sra ANA ILay
lnVit%u to'i'S' o,i tm"n ',J '" - ~,
are l'N'iy 10 " "o'o'', ,', E.,r, Wv
fullest eNtth! o'l|'u '.'A' N I',Dh1,l .ho
me t''''r P'a''o.'n - ''',.9 w. ,I-,a ~.
party leaders anu "'SanS az ~, ''' ,
shrinking from 'hTir owl "tt' ""I ~
crttIy orgohizns N.E"ta a"o ,"aSv,
oil the :oiu p"''tT"'n I"e ."pL ~ ~ ~ 49,
"'''"''o' ~ 81 r,;,in,,
every man nreS'ut' anu VI i"'S'"s
false issue on the OASIS Oh sectn' 'an Ply
dice |" I"c'' II - nov MAJ" ~ u l,T,
the manner III VINE" ''.' INV 80 U,
ton mas o'eh repc"teu III ocu't '' .s
without Pre'tA' " Justny w VIZ"
there Is e"I''s :, l''0r o,,,';S W ''",.
form what i Iti' VI tn' i'>'.i'G"n Pan :.
INT" P'oS'''P'''' '>"'" '-'o''''''9 - S'"
'"at'o" ,,.;. ,,u, ,ho, ;,.;1, ~
Out,'ue u ",.'o, .I h,s hn"'' ro;",J witl
Liie .99a'', an o n,,.. Mink oftbe Dem
a. nIotf,r.n which differs from
o E ''I p,npt,h "t, - Lsing out.nokon anl
Tue rePuH p.', .h 81 .. $50 hin sn(
manly mntl' .ne Uni b,I;n rs rn
iile".'' n1 .T NV r 49, division n
opp min which is only too prevalen
,br'ngb tbe south and West This i
thn Sstnrsl result Of the wrctcheC
financial policy of the Republicans 10
the last nine wears. during which tim,
they tipkercd with the currency in sucl
n way NJ to make the problem Of rcsum
inr specie payment slow and difficult
nven Under the most favorable clrcum
stances.
The Republican leaders in Ohio are
more responsible than any others fol
the present condition of the public ii
nanccs. Mr.. Sherman rs Chairman o
that committee, and guiding the majorit,
of the Senate. represented the system o
which JAY Cooke X Co., and that class o
snacul,tnrs were the authors, 1t wa
bnt an imitation of John Laws scheme
one hundred and sixty years ago, anC
mot with the same fate as his bubbl