New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
POLITICAL NOTES.

Louisville dsputcs The claim Of st. Louis for
the next National Democratic Con, cution The Courier
Jouruoy saYs: St Louis already puts in bid for the
next National Democratic Conventions Not n Louisville
knows herself ard she thinks she does, for have spc
cia crims in that quarter This city Is on the border
II las better hotel accommodations than st. Louis II
more central and accessible. 1t has hall capable OF
seating 20 900 people st Louis will have stand aside
or walk the dead body Of Louisville matter OF
have set our heart Oh that Convention ana mean
to have it,
The absence Of backbone in the Democratic
press grows more apparent every day icw journals
which wofc bold enough to lift up their voices In protest
against the Ta-snUnoy mania in OHIO are now saying
that platforms don't mean much any way, and If Gov
Allen is elected imitation platform 1t will not have
any influence on National politics They have suddenly
become enamood Of the cry "Aen, not Principles" and
are shouting it right Justify They will find ont when
the next Presidential campaign cIens II they 40 not
sooner that the people are determined to nave both
Piin iDles aud III and that tine Jary which di>rcgaids
either of these requisites viii be set down hard Oh
back seat.
Both parties in this State are determined
that the Canal Ring shall future have small voice
"a possibe IN their councils The UGea Observer. speak
ing for che Democrats, says: "The Canal Ring stands
baro chance OF securing delegates from Onondsga. Mon
roc and Erie but unless the honest Democrats are VIII
fully negligent it will be beaten in those counties as well
as ia the of the State" Commenting upon THIS The
Syracuse Journal remarks: Here is hint Of duty TO
named The Cara Ring will doubtless attcmpt to elect
cegatons to the state Conventions IN its favor proba
hly OF ayOwed r0rsals. but ncvctthcss aiheicnts
Republican, and honest Democrats VIII permit this to be
done Tnuy have it easily within their power TO prevent
such results
The Youngstown (Ohio) RCgStr complains
FIAT Judge KeIle, speech wac much violent than
the reports he dictated the afternoon before ii
was delivered. It then proceeds to give lis opinion of
the closing part as follows: when Judge
Kelley reached his peiouiion, even those VINO
had followed him without dsappfOyal, even with
communication, were shocked and outraged by
;he plain avowal OF his Communism. Eyery
msn who had dollar. every WHO expected 10 carr
dollar knew that the theatrical orator Lad inv ted Tie
mob the worst clements OF society TO Use and rob him.
Had such a speech been delivered here In The hight OF
to strikes OF last Winter wien men were suffering with
hun ger and cold the response to the demagoste might
have been wercd in the strife of clo-e A. the dem
aeoane slnirk1d with his rccst marncr LIS warning -
,n, Of mans that the mob mi ht gliher their doors
aud nut the knife at their threats, ard re,neratc tho
country By rc5nactng the horrors 0f the French Revolt
ton il was a credit to the regard OF or citizens for free
speech that lie not hsrd from the stage 1t was in
spirit plain Communism undi 'liscd r"pl-1y, clear
PROCLAMATION Of 81 the poor upon the rich, 81 the
was emf upon the proyidcnt; InhationsS were no lees
were indeed greater, II seemed 10 them like hing
pail with iliik and then kicking II over"
The Ohio newspapers state that Judge KEEL
reported speech uL,d hy and made in reply
g. an edit Oria In InE Tribune entitled, Ohio Sans
Culotes" Readers may be interested in recalling the
phrasos which tie Judge by preaching Communism
was good enough to prove TO have been pro-
phetc. This was the conclusion of TIE TRIBUSEs ar
tcle: Rampant Communism. which invites those who
have sayel little to rob those who have saved much and
the ranking dslOyaity which seeks itself upon
those who gave freely Of their earnings and savings FOR
the suppression OF the rebellion Joined hands to make
Democratic platform. which il a disgrace to tie party
and the OF Ohio The immediate danger Is that in
IA time of industrial disorder financial embsrrass-
nen reckless demagogues may be encouraged appeal
TO ConmEnstic spirit TO shake the very foundations
OF industry by crusade against Invested capital, TO
start the country tho downward road of In
fation, which ends in the gulf OF bankruptcy, and 10
make the next Presidential election struggle
involving the grayest peril 10 our commerce
industry for many years cone; that terrible spirit
ignorance and want to down those pillars which sus-
the whole structure OF modern civilization and IN
dusry In other lands II has than been neces
safS 10 crush out with shot aud slaughter; III this ANA
IL y always De put down with peaceful ballots if we
wise prompt. Never has shown Itself more
clearly in this country than In the Democratic Conyon
ton Of Ohio II the people Of that State wise, their
rebuke will be stern that hereafter denOgogue VIII
be mad enough 10 make upon the public credit or
the guaIantees of property"
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