Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1875-10-16
THE RESULT IN OHIO.
what Democrnt,c Paper. Say About
Rrsm the Gseoueville Inteiligenoe'l

From the Greeuevile Inte!ligenoef)
We mistake the squad Drmocrtcy |
of Tennessee if they are in favor of IN
H,tinn We believe hat the majority
of our State papers were IN favor al .he
Ohio piatform. So much dtd We us
nike t6 differ with them on the hnah-
cial blank that we scarcely a'iuneh I"
| ,hp Stihi ct. But the skirmish 10 tbe
4 yreat c:,muaipn of 1876 is over, ana We
/ ali see the result. The Democracy
must return t" their Old principles on
| The fiuamcia question. The true p"i'EN
i. q gradual return to specie bass
! ,-e,'7, b,,rk Il liar convertible with gold
and silver.
Fro. tie Memphis Avalanche
That hui for the miserable misman-
la.ement by The tricksters who selze'i
the party machinery and c"nlrolleu
the State Convention, the DenlocIato
could have carried Ohio last IuesuaS
: on a full vo e, there can be no uoV.
! | They prrnitted victory To pass Out vi
: ~ Hands and the public verdict
wiIl he that their defeat was deserved
II was not q Democratic defeat, out d
:, defeat of men who, obtaining temporal
q direction of the party, prostltuteu IL ~
their own unworthy ends. But the
(. fuU returns will be, after all not very
g consoling to the Republicans, ana Ger
tainlv nothing to build hopes OF
e Presidential victory.
e From the Greeneville American
i All that was accomplished in Ohic
i, last wear. will have to be done over
: and that it can be as well done we u'
20 not believe, for many vote won thel
q. was lost in this election, not to be re
covered again, Confidence In the De
IN mocracy has been too seriously sha "a
IL in that State to recover rapluly, II I"
all. But it will be far better 70 Ios
d again and keep the party to lts prlhc,
" Mes than TO have succeeded on sucn
> pn1afform as the Ohio Democracy reare'
W. in their damnable folly. And Wh
ey that cherishes principles above al
- things will differ with us on TIL
point? Not one.
III From the Clarksvi lie Tobacco LeafO
Tho democratic party in Ohio hs
o,a yarv far in the discussion of til
zee Question towards the dangerous groun
6f infiation-so far as to alarm man
ny nrudent men who agreed with u
me doctrines set out in their plattorL
THE noIitics of State is, however,
AeA found in the naked platform OF prime
v nIos or rather of issues, but In IN
l.. "a interpreted in discussion. Alle
and Cary and the blatant weak II
ty. 0uirer, with its appeals to class agalnn
ne class have gone very far from u
!, middle ground, which alone Is tehap.
the and which should have been the Oa'
)ne of Democratic operations
I'M. From the Cincinnati Enquirer.l
The ticket in New York, made by
iunta of Wall street bankers, upon
Tho National Bank platform would De y
nst tremendously kicked out oy tne L
mocracy of Pennsylvania, of ono, q
cry essrte ntifs efr inidence to beat Wilma
Ous Allen and the Democratic ticket
Ohio, are the worst enemies OF our
can ganiZarion. They have dug pit
n n tween them and the Democracy OF Il
portion of the UniOn-a pit as vi
De aud impossible a. that which seDara
,ce. Dives from Lazarus. We Oi ~ kn'
the motives OF their leaders To Is
)eo- and execrate them aud To pray for tn
rev. defeat. They are not Democrats q
more than Mex Biddle, of the days
re- Andrew jackson, was Democr
bort The god of their idOlatry is q Nation
Bank. They ave set up "a golden C
10 be wOrship.d by the people wh'
in they have robbed aud are now rObblI
The Democracy of the United Sta
have an account to settle with the
IOO TGIIieLutn HULL u OaSNe1bCC hdNO "a
non charged their poisoned arrows into
canvass in Ohio. Since they his
rou- drawn the sword we have thro
his away the scabbard. The magnaIes "
= falsely assume TO represent the DEM
lear racy of New York will fiud that
,mi- can be kiudled in their rear. IN
are blows to give IS well as to take
I. the significant remark of Daniel w
ster TO Colonel Hayne. of South Ca
ners lima. he moneyed aristocracy of
ment East have every reason to dread IL
nm. and protracted conflict. The 500
pan they submit the better it will be
them. Let them take warning by
rati- example of the French 1aObEesse .
licle, the shareholders in the South, who,
ss a timely con cession, could have sa
themselves from destruction. Mo-
may for time be victorious in a C
Or In test with human manhood and hun
been rights, but in the long run it viii
.rO1l- beaten.